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In my own deep-dive into GMCU, I found that they do not offer any of the well-known forex trading platforms such as MT4, MT5, or cTrader. Instead, their services focus exclusively on traditional banking products, and the only available interface is a mobile banking app for iOS and Android. As someone with years of trading experience, I can say this setup is entirely different from what traders—especially forex traders—would expect or require. What stands out for me is that there are no features for forex, CFD, or commodities trading present at GMCU, and there’s no mention of demo accounts or access to any third-party trading platforms. The absence of MT4, MT5, or cTrader means I can't utilize standard trading tools, indicators, or strategies on their system. This is significant, because these platforms aren’t just industry-standard for convenience—they offer transparency, advanced analytics, and proven order execution environments that serious traders like myself have come to rely on. GMCU’s scope appears firmly within retail banking and investment advisory, not active trading. For me—and for anyone looking to trade beyond basic banking—I would need to look elsewhere for a broker that provides access to the trading platforms necessary for active market participation.