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In my experience as an independent forex trader, being able to use Expert Advisors (EAs) or automated strategies is a key factor when choosing a broker. Based on the information I found on TradeSmart, their trading is conducted exclusively through proprietary platforms—namely, the TradeSmart Mobile App, Desktop, Web, and related APIs. Notably, there’s no support for industry-standard platforms like MetaTrader 4 (MT4) or MetaTrader 5 (MT5), which are known for seamless EA integration and a vast ecosystem for automated trading. This lack of MT4/MT5 means that TradeSmart does not natively support plug-and-play EAs as I’m accustomed to with established forex brokers. The proprietary TraderSmart APP appears to prioritize manual trading and perhaps some custom scripting via their API, but there’s no explicit documentation or guidance on using third-party EAs or automation tools. For me, this presents a significant limitation—especially since reliable automated trading requires robust, well-supported infrastructure, and clear technical support. Given TradeSmart is also currently unregulated, the risks are further amplified if you’re considering complex automated trading. Regulatory oversight is crucial for trust, dispute resolution, and operational transparency, all things I rely on when deploying EAs that might operate without constant supervision. Personally, unless automated trading support is critical, I would approach TradeSmart with caution and confirm directly with their support about any potential API-based solutions—bearing in mind the overall lack of regulatory protection and limited third-party reviews regarding automated trading reliability. For my style, this setup does not feel suitable or secure for serious EA deployment.