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As an experienced forex trader who prioritizes regulatory status and platform transparency, I approach brokers like RR with significant caution. Based on my own review of RR’s available information, I was unable to find clear details regarding the trading platforms they offer, let alone any explicit mention of support for automated trading via Expert Advisors (EAs). Typically, legitimate and reputable brokers prominently disclose the availability of mainstream platforms such as MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5, both of which are known for robust EA compatibility. However, RR’s lack of valid regulatory registration, the warning labels about high risk, and the absence of platform specifics all raise considerable red flags for me. When evaluating whether a broker is suitable for automated strategies, the presence of industry-standard trading software is essential. The uncertainty around RR’s licensing and their suspicious regulatory status means I cannot personally verify if EAs are even permitted or function reliably with this broker. For me, these unresolved gaps, combined with their zero score in the Regulatory Index and direct warnings to stay away, strongly suggest that traders should be very careful. In my opinion, entrusting automated trading systems—or any funds—to a broker without clear platform information and valid oversight introduces unnecessary risks that far outweigh any potential convenience.