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Based on my experience exploring KGI Asia's offerings, their trading platform ecosystem is focused on proprietary solutions rather than industry standards like MT4, MT5, or cTrader. For mobile users, KGI Asia provides the "KGI Asia Power Trader," which allows trading Hong Kong, US, and China stocks conveniently on the go. Security is bolstered with the "KGI Key," which is a token for two-factor authentication, ensuring account protection—a detail I find reassuring as an active trader concerned with personal security. For those who prefer web-based platforms, "WebTrade" serves as their online trading system, accessible directly via browser without requiring special downloads or installations. This platform covers a broad range of assets such as HK, US, Taiwan, and China A shares, plus mutual funds. There's also a "WebTrade - Professional Version" dedicated to Hong Kong stocks, with tools for streaming quotes and more advanced features. For futures and options trading, "eFO SP / SO Online" is available, equipped for both local and global derivatives. Having assessed these options, I can confirm KGI Asia does not support MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, or cTrader. This may limit flexibility for traders coming from a forex background or those committed to algorithmic trading or custom indicators typically available on these industry-standard platforms. For me, the absence of MT4 or MT5 is a notable limitation, so anyone accustomed to these environments should factor this into their decision. KGI Asia's platforms seem best suited to those who prioritize access to Asian stocks and derivatives via proprietary systems and can adapt to software that is specialized to KGI's own ecosystems.