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Based on my research and experience analyzing various brokers, I found Utsumiya’s offering to be surprisingly opaque. Despite the company's long history, there is no clear or reliable information available regarding which trading platforms they actually provide. Notably, there are no details about the availability of industry-standard platforms such as MT4, MT5, or cTrader. This lack of clarity is deeply concerning for me. As a seasoned trader, I rely heavily on knowing exactly which platforms are available due to the critical importance of order execution, stability, and analytical tools in my trading process. What stands out with Utsumiya is a high degree of non-transparency combined with a revoked retail forex license from Japan’s FSA. This, for me, underscores a higher potential risk—not only are the trading conditions and platforms unspecified, but the regulatory oversight is absent as well. A legitimate broker, in my opinion, should openly list supported platforms and provide transparent access to demo environments or technical details. In Utsumiya’s case, I simply cannot identify—nor can I recommend relying on—any evidence that MT4, MT5, or cTrader are supported. For my trading capital, this degree of uncertainty is a major red flag.