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In my direct experience with GMO CLICK, one of the notable aspects is their proprietary approach to trading platforms. Rather than relying on the globally standard MetaTrader suites like MT4, MT5, or cTrader, GMO CLICK has developed a robust lineup of their own platforms tailored specifically for the Japanese market and local trader preferences. These include multi-device options such as GMO Click FX, Hatchu-kun FX Plus, PLATINUM CHART, and dedicated apps for stocks and CFDs, as well as solutions for both desktop and mobile trading—supporting iOS, Android, even Apple Watch and Wear OS for alerts. For me, the absence of MT4 and MT5 stood out, as these platforms are familiar to most international forex traders due to their vast community support, algorithmic trading capabilities, and easily accessible custom tools. With GMO CLICK, all of the trading is conducted via their proprietary systems, which, in my experience, tend to offer quick execution, fair charting tools, and user-friendly order management, but lack the deep customizability and third-party integrations that come standard with MetaTrader or cTrader. This proprietary ecosystem may suit traders who value integrated, local-language support and features optimized for domestic markets, but for those like me accustomed to the flexibility of MT4 or cTrader, there's a bit of a learning curve—and, importantly, some strategic limitations, especially when it comes to using automated strategies and external trading tools. I advise setting clear expectations: if your trading style absolutely relies on MetaTrader or similar third-party platforms, GMO CLICK might not align with your needs. However, their in-house platforms demonstrate reliability and strong risk management, which points to a level of operational maturity I appreciate. But it’s always wise to thoroughly evaluate whether your trading requirements are compatible with their platform offerings before opening an account.