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Based on my thorough research and firsthand experience reviewing CurrencyFair, I found that their service is focused strictly on money transfers rather than forex trading in the conventional sense. Specifically, CurrencyFair offers a mobile application available on both iOS and Android devices, which serves as their primary platform for facilitating international transfers. As a trader accustomed to industry-standard platforms like MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or cTrader, I paid particular attention to the availability of such tools. In my assessment, CurrencyFair does not support MT4, MT5, or cTrader, nor do they provide any desktop-based trading terminals typically expected for forex trading activities. This approach appears intentional; CurrencyFair operates as a regulated money transfer service under ASIC in Australia, rather than a full-spectrum trading broker with advanced charting or automated trading capabilities. For my needs as a trader who values technical analysis, algorithmic trading, or direct market access, the absence of MT4, MT5, or cTrader is a significant limitation. CurrencyFair is more suitable for cross-border currency exchange and remittance, not for active forex trading or implementing trading strategies. For those seeking robust trading environments, I would advise considering well-established brokers that offer the specialized platforms and features required for active trading, while using CurrencyFair primarily for international money transfers rather than speculative trading.