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As an experienced trader who relies heavily on the choice and reliability of trading platforms, the information about ETC's offerings immediately stood out for me. After reviewing their background and available features, I was unable to find any indication that ETC supports popular trading platforms such as MT4, MT5, or cTrader. In fact, there is no detailed information about any trading platform—proprietary or otherwise—being provided by ETC. This lack of platform transparency is a significant concern for me, especially when considering trade execution, charting tools, and overall usability. Well-recognized platforms like MT4 and MT5 offer a sense of familiarity, robust community support, and powerful analytical tools that I, like many traders, have come to rely on over years of trading. The absence of these or any named alternative makes it difficult to assess how trades are executed or managed at ETC. Given that ETC is unregulated and predominantly operates in power derivatives and options trading—without mention of forex offerings or the details that active retail traders might expect—I remain very cautious about their platform provisions. For me, unless a broker can clearly demonstrate which platforms they offer, along with regulatory assurance, the risk may outweigh any potential benefit. This makes ETC a less viable option for my trading activities.