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In my experience evaluating brokers, platform support is a critical factor, especially for traders who rely on advanced charting and automated strategies. When assessing EA Capital, I found that they provide access to both MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and MetaTrader 5 (MT5)—these are widely recognized as industry-standard platforms for forex and digital asset trading. The information shows that EA Capital claims to have full licenses for both MT4 and MT5, and there are live and demo servers reportedly operational. However, I did not find any support for cTrader, so for traders like myself who depend on that platform, EA Capital does not currently meet that need. Still, despite the presence of MT4 and MT5, I must approach this broker cautiously. The regulatory license EA Capital presents is flagged as a “suspicious clone,” which raises serious concerns about the legitimacy of their operations, regardless of the platforms on offer. In my view, while trading infrastructure matters, platform availability cannot compensate for questions about regulatory standing. For me, any decision to engage requires careful due diligence, especially with regard to fund safety and regulatory risk. Therefore, while EA Capital does offer MT4 and MT5, I must stress that these features alone are not sufficient to warrant trust without clear, verifiable oversight.