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Based on my direct review and experience, Mizuho FX primarily offers access to its own self-developed trading software, which is common among Japanese brokers who prioritize local regulations and tailored user experience. What stands out to me is that while Mizuho FX is a well-established name—operating in Japan for 5-10 years under official FSA regulation—they do not prominently advertise international platforms like MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or cTrader for retail forex trading. From what I see, their ecosystem seems focused on their local trading app, designed specifically for Japanese clients. For traders who rely on globally recognized platforms such as MT4 or MT5 for advanced charting and algorithmic trading, this may feel limiting. The advantage, though, is that a proprietary platform can deliver better integration with the broker’s risk controls and customer support, but it does mean less flexibility if one is accustomed to third-party plugins or EAs compatible with MetaTrader or cTrader. In my view, Mizuho FX is suitable if you value strict regulation and strong localization more than universal platform compatibility. I always urge careful consideration of platform features compared to your own trading needs before committing.