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As a trader who relies heavily on transparency and platform flexibility, I carefully scrutinized Renaissance Capital’s offerings, specifically in relation to automated trading and Expert Advisors (EAs). Despite the broker being regulated under Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CYSEC), I didn’t find clear documentation or confirmation in their disclosures about support for MT4/MT5 or explicit EA compatibility. In my experience, reputable brokers catering to forex traders—especially those with an algorithmic focus—tend to highlight EA or automated trading support, given how pivotal this is for strategy development. More importantly, Renaissance Capital’s primary focus appears to be on investment banking and bespoke brokerage for institutional clients, not retail forex trading. Their business language and service descriptions revolve around mergers, acquisitions, and global markets rather than providing a universal, retail-focused trading platform known for third-party integration, such as automated scripts. Given the numerous unresolved complaints regarding withdrawals and platform transformation concerns, I personally would exercise much greater caution. For me, unless a broker is fully transparent about retail trading platforms and third-party tool support, including EAs, I consider it too risky to assume proper EA functionality or trustworthy execution. As such, until Renaissance Capital provides explicit, platform-level confirmation and resolves questions about client fund access, I would not proceed with automated trading or Expert Advisors through them.