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In my evaluation of OSL as a trading platform, I found that they provide access exclusively through their own proprietary system, which is accessible on desktop, mobile, and tablet devices. For me as a trader, the absence of familiar third-party platforms like MT4, MT5, or cTrader is a notable limitation. These industry-standard platforms are well known for their reliability, robust features, and broad community support, so not having the option to use them restricts my ability to utilize tools and custom indicators that I find essential for trading efficiently. When a broker only offers a custom platform, I always proceed with caution because it limits interoperability and the ability to integrate third-party trading solutions or automated strategies. Moreover, MT4 and MT5 are heavily audited and tested within the trading community, offering a sense of transparency and consistency I typically depend on for risk management. In my experience, brokers supporting MT4, MT5, or cTrader tend to provide greater flexibility and security for their clients. With OSL, their in-house platform may suit some basic equity trading, but for those of us who rely on the rigor and tools of established systems, it doesn’t meet my requirements for advanced trading or technical analysis. This limitation is particularly important to consider if, like me, you’re looking for a platform to tailor to your own strategy development or execution needs.