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Based on my direct experience and careful research into FlexTrade, I can say that this broker is quite different from many others on the market. FlexTrade specializes in offering customized, institutional-grade trading technology rather than typical retail platforms like MT4, MT5, or cTrader. In my review of their offerings, FlexTrade focuses on its own proprietary systems, such as FlexTRADER EMS, FlexONE OEM, FlexFX, Flex Options, Flex Futures, and FlexOMS. These platforms are designed primarily for asset managers, hedge funds, and sophisticated institutional participants rather than retail forex traders. From my perspective, the absence of common retail terminals like MT4 or MT5 is an important consideration. These proprietary platforms may provide advanced functionalities, but they are unlikely to be as accessible or user-friendly for individuals accustomed to the mainstream solutions most smaller traders use. If you’re a retail trader used to MT4, MT5, or cTrader, that may present a significant limitation. Furthermore, I am always cautious about using platforms that are not regulated, and FlexTrade is currently unregulated, which increases my level of scrutiny around both risk management and transparency. Overall, for those seeking MT4, MT5, or cTrader, FlexTrade does not meet that need. I would only consider their platform if I had very specific institutional trading requirements and was fully aware of the regulatory status and associated risks.