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In my experience exploring Options AI, one of the first things I noticed was their distinct approach to trading platforms. Options AI does not offer its own standalone trading platform. Instead, it’s designed to integrate with popular existing brokerage platforms, leveraging those environments to provide its signature tools, like the AI-powered assistant “The Orbit.” This means you’ll be interacting with the familiar interfaces of supported brokerages, with Options AI’s functionality layered on top to enhance your workflow. Importantly, Options AI does not directly support MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or cTrader. These platforms are commonly associated with forex and broader multi-asset trading, particularly outside of the United States. Options AI’s primary focus is on U.S.-based stocks and options—specifically calls and puts—so its integration strategy targets platforms already established in that niche, rather than global forex-centered infrastructures like MT4 or cTrader. For me, this integration model can be efficient if you’re comfortable with your existing broker’s interface. However, for traders seeking an all-in-one solution—especially those used to charting or algorithmic features found in MT4, MT5, or cTrader—this could feel somewhat limiting. Ultimately, before committing, I believe it’s essential to ensure the platforms supported by Options AI will fit seamlessly with your trading style and needs, especially given that the platform’s regulated status depends entirely on your chosen broker. This careful evaluation is vital for responsible and informed trading.