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Sagot

Drawing from my experience as a professional trader who relies on clear, verifiable broker infrastructure, I place a high value on compatibility with automated strategies, especially Expert Advisors (EAs). After reviewing the technical offerings of KIT, I have serious reservations regarding the feasibility of using EAs on their platforms. KIT does not support the commonly used MetaTrader 4 or 5 platforms, which are the industry standard for retail EAs. Instead, KIT provides its own Valdi Market Access platform, a tool aimed mainly at institutional and professional investors rather than at individual traders seeking plug-and-play automation. Crucially, there is no clear indication that the Valdi platform allows for retail-style EAs or custom scripting as is possible in MT4/5. In practice, this limitation means I would not be able to use my established automated trading strategies or easily deploy commercially available bots. While advanced system integration and low-latency features are touted, these are typically designed for firms with significant IT resources—not retail traders or individuals experimenting with automation. Given the absence of standard retail EA support and the lack of transparency regarding third-party automation, my professional assessment is that traders looking to use EAs would face substantial barriers with KIT. I would personally exercise caution here and ensure any automation requirements are discussed in full detail with the broker before considering an account, particularly since regulatory oversight and clear documentation appear insufficient by global standards. For those dependent on EAs, KIT’s offering is, from my perspective, unsuitable.