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From my own review and due diligence, I found HGNH offers its own proprietary trading platforms, notably Polestar Global Trading and Henghua International Trading. While these are self-developed, and theoretically tailored to the firm's product offering, I noticed that there is no evidence of support for industry-standard platforms like MT4, MT5, or cTrader. As a seasoned trader, I place significant value on platform transparency and proven third-party infrastructure, as these are important for the security of funds and the reliability of order execution. What stood out to me is that brokers utilizing proprietary platforms can sometimes present unique features, but they also increase the learning curve and reduce the ability to benchmark execution, tools, or spreads against widely used alternatives such as MetaTrader 4 or 5. The absence of MT4, MT5, or cTrader may be a drawback for traders who are accustomed to those interfaces or depend on their abundant plugin libraries and expert advisors. For me, platform choice is not just about comfort, but trust and technical robustness, and I always approach proprietary-only brokers with greater caution, seeking ample real user feedback and a thorough understanding of withdrawal procedures and trade transparency before considering any engagement.