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I've been using this platform for some time. The interface is clean and distraction-free, which makes it easy to focus on numbers and charts. The browser-based mobile version works smoothly. Charts are quite basic though, so I still rely on external tools for analysis.
The interface is extremely intuitive, it allows me to focus solely on numbers and graphs, and nothing distracts me. Although the charts are somewhat simple and basic, they are only suitable for price monitoring, and the analysis requires the use of external software, which is inconvenient. As for the leverage of 1:10, I would like to say that it is small, but, on the other hand, it provides protection against sudden zeroing of the account. Overall, the experience of working with the platform is good.
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