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From my experience as a trader evaluating platforms for automation, Tradovate does not provide the standard MT4 or MT5 environments that are typically compatible with Expert Advisors (EAs). Instead, the platform is self-developed and focused mainly on futures and options trading, rather than the forex products or infrastructure where EAs are most commonly implemented. This distinction is important—EAs are generally built for the MetaTrader ecosystem, leveraging its scripting capabilities, whereas Tradovate’s proprietary system prioritizes its own toolset and user experience. Additionally, the WikiFX context makes it clear that Tradovate’s technology, while functional for manual and perhaps some built-in strategies, does not specifically mention EA or third-party script support. For anyone highly reliant on EAs for their trading strategies, this presents a significant limitation. I also note that Tradovate’s regulatory and operational transparency is a concern, and this lack of clarity extends to platform integrations and advanced automation. Given these points, I would not consider Tradovate suitable for automated trading using MetaTrader-style EAs. For me, transparency around supported features and strong regulatory standing are non-negotiable—especially when automation and algorithm deployment are critical to my approach. If automated trading is your priority, I recommend a platform with explicit EA compatibility and a more robust regulatory profile.