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In my personal evaluation of Nobata, I have noticed some significant drawbacks both in terms of customer support and platform reliability. First and foremost, the absence of a demo account is a considerable concern for me. As a trader, being able to test a platform’s features risk-free is vital before committing real funds. Without this option, I found it difficult to assess the platform’s stability or familiarize myself with their systems and order execution quality. This lack of transparency can introduce additional risk, especially for those who are new or cautious about their trading capital. Another point that makes me hesitant is the limited information available about their customer support beyond a single phone contact. While regulated in Japan under the FSA, which does offer some reassurance, I prefer brokers who provide more robust and accessible channels such as live chat or a responsive email helpdesk. Fast and effective support is essential if technical issues or market volatility occur, and with Nobata, I cannot confidently verify the reliability or promptness of their assistance. In addition, not having access to widely used trading platforms like MT4 or MT5 further restricts my ability to trade efficiently or use familiar analytical tools. These combined factors lead me to be quite conservative in my engagement with Nobata, as I prioritize both transparency and responsive support when choosing a broker.