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Sagot

As someone who has navigated various trading conditions over the years, I approach questions about platform compatibility with Expert Advisors (EAs) quite carefully, especially when regulatory clarity and platform transparency are in doubt. With MIB, my primary concern immediately centers on the trading platforms themselves and the overall environment for automation. From my assessment, MIB offers its proprietary “MIB Trade” platform, which is available for mobile and as an APK download, as well as requiring Java and Adobe Reader. Unfortunately, there is no mention of support for popular third-party trading platforms like MetaTrader 4 or 5—these are the industry standards that most EAs are designed for. In my experience, a platform needs to be explicitly compatible with EAs, or at the very least, allow for scripting or plugin functionality, none of which is indicated by MIB’s platform descriptions. Additionally, the lack of a transparent, reputable, and up-to-date regulatory profile introduces another layer of concern when considering automated trading. A revoked license and suspicious regulatory signals increase my hesitation to risk deploying automated strategies, which by their nature can expose you rapidly to technical glitches or unfriendly broker practices. Given these realities, using EAs for automated trading with MIB does not appear to be possible or advisable, at least not in line with best-practice standards I trust. If EA support is essential for your trading, I would recommend exploring brokers with clear MT4/MT5 integration and strong, current regulation. My personal approach is always to err on the side of caution where automation and unclear platforms intersect.