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Sagot

As an experienced trader who approaches broker selection with caution, I examine every platform for both opportunity and risk before committing any capital or automated strategies like Expert Advisors (EAs). For CDX, the fundamental challenge is the lack of transparent, verifiable regulation. According to my research, CDX operates under Cambodian registration but carries a "suspicious regulatory license" warning and a risk score that is extremely low—factors that immediately raise red flags for me. When considering the use of EAs and automated trading, platform compatibility is imperative. Brokers with strong international oversight typically advertise recognized platforms like MetaTrader 4 or 5, which support EAs. However, CDX provides almost no technical specifics regarding its trading platform. Without clarity on whether they offer MT4, MT5, or any third-party platform supporting automation, I have no authoritative basis to conclude that EAs are either supported or function reliably there. Given these uncertainties, for me, attempting to deploy automated trading systems on CDX would be an unacceptable risk, both from a technical and a security standpoint. My conservative protocol is to use EAs only with brokers who are strictly regulated and who clearly publish platform details, compatibility, and client protections. With CDX, none of these assurances are present. Ultimately, I cannot recommend or personally justify using EAs—or any trading capital—on the CDX platform until these critical issues are resolved and transparent.