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When evaluating whether I could use Expert Advisors (EAs) for automated trading on BEIJING FINANCIAL FUTURES, I paid close attention to the fundamental aspects of their platform and licensing. From my review, BEIJING FINANCIAL FUTURES operates primarily under a futures license in China, with regulatory oversight from CFFEX. This setup indicates a focus on Chinese futures markets, which is markedly different from international forex brokers that typically offer MT4 or MT5—platforms renowned for supporting EAs. On BEIJING FINANCIAL FUTURES' official site and documentation, I did not see clear information about support for retail-oriented trading platforms, such as MetaTrader, that are widely compatible with EAs. In my experience, Chinese regulated futures brokers generally use proprietary or exchange-mandated platforms, which may not natively support third-party automated trading tools. Without explicit platform information, there's considerable uncertainty regarding whether I could run EAs effectively, or at all. For my own trading, this lack of transparency presents a serious limitation. I am always cautious with my capital, especially when technical trading tools such as automated strategies are a core component of my workflow. Therefore, unless BEIJING FINANCIAL FUTURES can demonstrate platform compatibility with EAs and provide detailed technical specifications, I would remain highly conservative and refrain from assuming automated trading is feasible there. Doing careful due diligence and seeking direct clarification from their support would be essential before considering this route.