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From my years of trading experience, platforms supporting Expert Advisors (EAs) for automated trading have always been an important consideration. When evaluating RCB specifically, I approached it with my usual level of care, given how essential robust platform capabilities and broker reliability are for EA strategies. However, what immediately stands out to me is that RCB is no longer providing any financial or trading services at all. Their website presently carries an announcement confirming the full cessation of all operations and the lack of any investment or banking products. From a purely practical standpoint, since RCB has fully ceased its services—meaning there are no trading platforms, products, or client tools on offer—it's simply not possible to use EAs or engage in any form of trading, automated or otherwise, with this entity. Furthermore, the absence of regulation and the official winding down of operations introduces undeniable risk, even if their website remains accessible. For me, the most cautious approach as a trader is to avoid any engagement entirely, and to only consider active brokers with strong oversight and working infrastructure, especially for something as technical and sensitive as automated trading.