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Based on my thorough review of Alfa Capital’s profile, I was unable to find any verifiable or detailed information about the specific trading platforms they support. For me as an experienced trader, this lack of transparency is a significant red flag, particularly when compared to most reputable brokers who clearly advertise their support for established platforms like MT4, MT5, or cTrader. Furthermore, the fact that both Alfa Capital’s CySEC and FCA licenses have been revoked, with no evidence of valid regulation, makes me even more cautious about engaging with this broker. Why does this matter from a practical and risk-management perspective? Trading platforms are at the core of order execution, charting, and risk controls, and most experienced traders look for well-known, independently audited platforms such as MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or cTrader for their proven operational reliability and security. Without confirmed support for these platforms, I personally feel it is difficult to trust the integrity of price feeds, order handling, and even the safety of client funds. Given Alfa Capital’s revoked regulatory status, the absence of clear platform disclosure, and the rather limited information about their trading conditions overall, I would exercise extreme caution. In my view, using a broker that cannot specify its trading platforms is inconsistent with best practices for safeguarding both trading performance and capital.