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In my experience evaluating Multigain, I found that the platforms available are quite limited compared to more established global brokers. Multigain only supports its own self-developed online and mobile integrated trading platform. They do not offer access to standard industry platforms such as MT4, MT5, or cTrader. For me, this is a significant consideration, as the absence of MT4 or MT5 means I cannot rely on familiar charting tools, automated trading systems, or third-party integrations that I usually depend on for strategy analysis and risk management. I also noticed that there are concerns around operational transparency and regulatory oversight, which heightens the importance of having tried-and-tested technology like MT4/MT5—platforms that are renowned for their stability and compliance features. The proprietary platform Multigain provides may suit some basic needs, but as someone who values robust technical analysis capabilities, custom indicators, and EAs, I find this quite limiting. Ultimately, the lack of these industry-standard platforms is a red flag for me, especially when combined with the broker's overall risk profile and absence of formal regulation. For my own trading, this combination does not inspire confidence or meet my requirements for security and trading flexibility.