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In my thorough experience researching brokers, I found Marex Spectron provides their own proprietary trading platforms—specifically Neon, Agile, and Nanolytics. Neon is designed for robust multi-asset trading with real-time data and risk management tools, and it’s available on both desktop and mobile. Agile caters to those managing commodity hedging portfolios, incorporating analysis and connectivity with APIs and FIX. Nanolytics, on the other hand, focuses on delivering advanced analytics and market insights through big data and quantitative models. Importantly, I noticed there is no indication that Marex Spectron offers direct support for MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or cTrader. This is a significant point to consider, as many independent forex traders—myself included—value familiarity, automation capabilities, and the broader support ecosystem these industry-standard platforms offer. The absence of MT4, MT5, or cTrader means adapting to their proprietary platforms, which may require extra time to learn and could restrict access to certain third-party scripts or expert advisors. For me, the lack of support for these mainstream platforms warrants extra caution. Traders comfortable only on MT4/MT5 should be prepared for a different workflow, and it’s wise to rigorously test Marex’s platforms through a demo account—if available—before depositing funds or committing to live trading.