WikiFX

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Based on my careful review, I could not find any verifiable information about the trading platforms Bendix FX actually offers, let alone whether they support Expert Advisors (EAs) for automated trading. This is a major point of concern for me as a trader, because platform transparency is critical for assessing whether a broker supports automated strategies. In my experience, reputable brokers make it clear which platforms they provide—such as MetaTrader 4 or 5, which are popular for EA usage—and are upfront about their policies on automation. With Bendix FX, not only is there a lack of public information about platforms, but WikiFX also highlights a complete absence of valid regulatory oversight, labeling their license as “suspicious” and their business scope as high risk. In my view, these are serious red flags that outweigh any claims or anecdotes about customer service or company history. Furthermore, it appears that the broker only processes deposits and withdrawals via wire transfer, which adds another layer of risk and inflexibility. Ultimately, unless Bendix FX publicly demonstrates and documents support for specific trading platforms with EA capability—and, more importantly, acquires credible regulatory oversight—I would be extremely cautious and would not attempt automated trading or entrust my funds there. For something as vital as automated trading, I always look for a broker with full transparency, regulation, and proven technology.