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From my examination of Al Dar, I found that their sole proprietary trading platform is the Aldar Trader App, which is available for both iOS and Android devices. As someone who has navigated a variety of trading environments over the years, I place significant value on accessibility and the range of tools offered by trading platforms. Unfortunately, I could not find any confirmation that Al Dar supports industry-standard platforms such as MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or cTrader. This limitation is significant for me. MT4, MT5, and cTrader are widely respected in the trading community due to their advanced analytic tools, extensive libraries of indicators, and well-established security protocols. Brokers that offer these platforms typically provide an environment where execution quality and transparency are easier to evaluate, which is especially important given the financial risks inherent in forex trading. The absence of these established platforms at Al Dar means I would be unable to use expert advisors, custom indicators, or access community-supported features that I rely on for both strategy testing and trading efficiency. In my experience, being restricted to a proprietary app presents a potential learning curve and adds uncertainty regarding order execution, data transparency, and reliability, none of which I take lightly—particularly as Al Dar is not regulated, according to the information available. For me, the lack of support for MT4, MT5, or cTrader would weigh heavily in any decision about where to place my trading funds.