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As someone who depends on algorithmic tools for consistency in my trading, the ability to use Expert Advisors (EAs) is extremely important to me. After researching StoneX, I found that they operate their own proprietary platform—StoneX One. Unfortunately, this platform does not support MetaTrader 4 or 5, which are the globally recognized platforms enabling EA integration and automated trading. This excludes the direct use of EAs on StoneX, at least in the way I am accustomed to deploying them for my strategies. While StoneX One may offer some interesting features, the limitation around automated trading technology is a major factor in my evaluation. I also noticed their regulatory status is highly questionable per the latest details, with unverified or suspicious licenses and no solid regulatory oversight, which raises my caution even further before investing significant capital or attempting advanced trading setups. Given these considerations, I would advise other traders who rely on EAs to be very cautious. The absence of this functionality, combined with regulatory uncertainties, means StoneX is not currently aligned with my requirements for transparency, security, and technological flexibility. For automated or algorithmic trading, I would strongly favor brokers with established regulation and robust support for MetaTrader-based EAs.