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In my own experience exploring new brokers, the choice of trading platform is critical for both reliability and day-to-day operations. For Going Securities, I found that they specifically offer their own proprietary platform called Going Securities Pro. According to the details provided, this platform can be accessed via mobile devices by scanning a QR code from their official website, which is somewhat different from the standard practice of offering downloadable desktop platforms. I did not find any indication that Going Securities provides third-party platforms such as MT4, MT5, or cTrader. For traders like myself who value the features, familiarity, and broad support community that come with MetaTrader or cTrader platforms, this is a notable absence. The use of a proprietary platform means there may be a learning curve and potentially less compatibility with automated trading tools and external plugins that many traders—myself included—often rely on. This distinction makes me approach Going Securities with some caution, particularly since third-party platforms are so widely regarded for their transparency, established reputations, and technical support resources. For those considering this broker, I would strongly recommend thoroughly testing their proprietary platform and carefully considering whether its features align with your trading strategies and comfort level. For me, the lack of standard platforms like MT4 or MT5 is a significant factor in my evaluation.