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After examining Leverate’s background and available offerings, I have to take a careful, conservative approach in assessing which trading platforms are truly supported. Based on the information provided, Leverate offers the MetaTrader 4 (MT4) platform and the Sirix trading platform. MT4 is a well-established option known for its reliability, robust charting, and broad third-party support, which matters to me as a trader who values both the industry standard and technical stability. Sirix, on the other hand, caters to web, desktop, and mobile users, targeting a broader, perhaps more technology-oriented audience. However, I have not found any indication that Leverate supports cTrader, which may be significant for traders seeking that particular trading environment. Regarding MetaTrader 5 (MT5), while there is mention of “MT5 Full License,” it appears this is more related to their technological infrastructure for business clients rather than direct support for retail trading accounts—especially considering that Leverate is fundamentally a technology and liquidity provider, not a retail broker. For me, this distinction is crucial since as an individual trader, access to certain platforms is only meaningful if client accounts are actually available. Due to regulatory ambiguities and the clarification that Leverate does not offer direct retail trading services, I would urge other traders to exercise caution and not assume the availability of MT4, MT5, or any platform for direct personal trading. My view is that Leverate’s platform support is aimed at institutional or B2B use rather than at individual traders like myself.