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In my review of One Plus Capital, I found a surprising lack of transparency regarding their trading platforms. As someone who considers platform choice absolutely essential—I rely on the stability, function, and familiarity of MT4 or MT5 in my own trading—this omission is a concern. Nowhere in the available information does One Plus Capital specify support for MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, or even mention an in-house proprietary platform. This is unusual for a brokerage regulated under CySEC, especially one operating for 15-20 years, and offering STP brokerage services. From my perspective, the absence of explicit details on the platforms offered raises some yellow flags. Reliable, professional brokers are usually proactive in advertising the platforms they support, as these are critical tools for analysis, order execution, and risk management. Given my own cautious approach to forex and CFD trading—where software stability and security are non-negotiable—I would need unequivocal answers about platform availability before trusting real capital with One Plus Capital. Until more concrete information is available, I personally would be very careful and would not trade with them on assumption alone. In my experience, always insist on full clarity and documented confirmation on trading platforms before proceeding.