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Based on my in-depth review and research into Taishin Securities, I find that their platform environment is structured primarily around securities, futures, stocks, ETFs, bonds, and derivatives rather than forex or CFD trading. Their technology stack seems diverse, with support for mobile apps like Woojii and PhoneEZ, as well as proprietary desktop, web, and API-based trading solutions. However, during my exploration, I did not find any explicit mention of compatibility with MetaTrader 4 or 5—platforms that are broadly known for their robust support of Expert Advisors (EAs) for automated trading. Taishin Securities’ offerings are focused on self-developed software and specialized investment channels, which generally does not guarantee native support for third-party algorithmic tools such as EAs without substantial customization or technical workarounds. From my experience, when a broker does not reference MT4/5 in their live product suite, the ability to deploy traditional EAs is either unavailable or quite limited. Moreover, the emphasis on local regulatory requirements and security protocols in Taiwan typically leads to a more closed trading ecosystem. For traders who prioritize automated trading via EAs, platform support is a critical factor. In my assessment, Taishin Securities may offer some API access for algorithmic strategies, but the lack of direct MT4/5 compatibility means standard EA deployment is not likely feasible here. I would advise anyone considering algorithmic trading to either confirm API documentation directly with customer support or consider alternative brokers with explicit MT4/5 access. This cautious approach is important to avoid disappointment or operational hurdles.