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As someone who prioritizes due diligence and risk management in my trading approach, I carefully examined Ces Futures to assess its suitability for algorithmic strategies, including the use of Expert Advisors (EAs). Based on the available information, Ces Futures primarily offers futures trading and supports a variety of proprietary and localized platforms such as the Eastern Futures APP and the China Eastern Easy Star series. These platforms are distinctly different from international standards like MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5, which are widely recognized for their compatibility with EAs and custom automation. From my research, there is no clear mention or documented support for the deployment of EAs or programmable APIs on any of Ces Futures’ platforms. In my experience, unless a broker explicitly provides integration with platforms known for automated trading, such as MT4/MT5 or offers open API access, the use of EAs is generally not feasible or supported. It's important to recognize that futures brokers operating under Chinese regulation often focus on direct access infrastructure tailored to local compliance and may not prioritize third-party automation tools. For traders like myself who rely on algorithmic or automated strategies, this limitation is significant. Without transparent support for EAs, there is an increased risk of strategy incompatibility and operational constraints. Therefore, before committing to Ces Futures for automated trading, I would exercise caution and directly confirm with their customer support about the possibility of EA integration. This conservative approach helps avoid potential disruptions and ensures that trading requirements align with platform capabilities.