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Having traded with a variety of brokers over the years, I’ve developed a keen eye for the practicalities and limitations of different platforms. Looking into Huajin International, I noticed their trading environment is built around the ET Trade and TradeGo online platforms, both available on mobile devices. However, from my review of available information, there’s no mention of third-party platform integration such as MetaTrader 4 or 5, which are typically necessary for running Expert Advisors (EAs) for automated trading. This is an important distinction for me, as most of my algorithmic and automated trading strategies depend on brokers that support native EA functionality. The lack of information about EAs—combined with the fact that Huajin International’s platforms appear to be proprietary—makes me reasonably conclude that using standard EAs isn’t possible here. From a risk management perspective, the absence of EA capability also means I couldn’t implement my usual safeguards and automation tools, which I consider essential for managing volatility and execution risk. While Huajin International does present itself as a regulated futures and securities broker in Hong Kong, the lack of EA support is a material consideration for anyone looking to automate their trading—something I always advise fellow traders to confirm directly with customer support if in doubt. For now, if automated trading is central to your strategy, this broker may not offer the infrastructure you require.