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Based on my review and direct assessment of AP CAPITAL, I found the firm to be primarily focused on proprietary trading and asset management, with a regulatory license from the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) in Hong Kong for dealing in futures contracts. In my experience, a broker’s support for automated trading—especially with Expert Advisors (EAs)—typically depends on the trading platform offered. However, with AP CAPITAL, I could not find any clear mention of popular retail trading platforms like MetaTrader 4/5, which are known for their robust EA automation capabilities. Instead, the information provided about AP CAPITAL is notably limited with respect to trading platform details. There’s no confirmation of demo accounts, trading conditions, or platform compatibility, which has been a red flag for me as a trader who relies on concrete technical features. The lack of transparency makes it difficult, if not impossible, for me to recommend AP CAPITAL to anyone seeking automated trading with EAs. Without stated platform support, I would proceed very cautiously and not assume EA functionality is available. For traders like me—who consider automation an integral part of their strategy—such missing details would prevent me from using AP CAPITAL unless more specific information is provided by the broker.