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Based on my experience as a trader who’s carefully reviewed the available broker details, I found Tokai Tokyo focuses primarily on their own proprietary trading software, rather than globally popular platforms like MT4, MT5, or cTrader. Their main application, prominently referred to as the “Stock Trading App-Tokai Tokyo Securities,” is tailored for Japanese domestic stocks and credit trading. I did not see evidence of formal MT4 or MT5 server support for regular clients, nor any mention of cTrader access. While there’s a general statement about mature business and risk control practices associated with “formal full license MT4/5 traders,” this seems to reference industry standards rather than a concrete offering. For me, established access to widely recognized third-party platforms like MT4/MT5 is a key trust marker when evaluating international brokers, as it assures greater transparency, tool availability, and trading flexibility. Tokai Tokyo’s approach reflects its focus as a Japanese financial institution, prioritizing local market accessibility over global platform interoperability. This is not necessarily a negative, but for traders—like myself—accustomed to MT4, MT5, or cTrader, this limitation is important to weigh carefully. I always urge caution and recommend considering if Tokai Tokyo’s proprietary system meets your trading needs before proceeding.