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In my direct experience reviewing and exploring RKFS’s offerings, I found that they do not provide access to the commonly used and globally recognized trading platforms like MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or cTrader. Instead, trading with RKFS is conducted via their proprietary platform, Sanjhi Poonji, which is available as a web version as well as an app for Android and iOS devices. This can be a significant consideration, especially for someone like me who values the advanced charting tools, automated trading features, and third-party integrations commonly found in MT4, MT5, or cTrader. The absence of these industry-standard platforms often means fewer customization options, reduced availability of expert advisors (EAs), and a potentially steeper learning curve for adapting strategies developed on established systems. I always look for well-supported software with a track record of security and reliability, so not seeing MT4, MT5, or cTrader does raise concerns about the breadth and depth of trading features available. For me, trading on a proprietary platform also introduces a layer of trust and operational risk, since there’s limited transparency or independent reviews compared to the established industry leaders. Those who rely on specific trading tools or automated systems unique to MT4, MT5, or cTrader should factor this into their assessment before considering RKFS as a brokerage option.