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Based on my experience evaluating brokers and carefully reviewing Ebury’s available information, I need to express caution: Ebury does not appear to be a standard forex trading broker that offers access to typical trading platforms like MetaTrader 4 or 5, where Expert Advisors (EAs) are commonly supported. From what I found, Ebury is primarily focused on providing financial services to corporations and institutions, such as international payments, FX risk management, and business lending, rather than retail forex trading. Their digital solutions are described as an online portal, mobile app, and API—these are tailored for business operations, automation of payment workflows, and risk management, rather than for algorithmic forex trading through EAs. This distinction is important—EAs are automated trading systems designed for platforms like MT4/MT5, but Ebury doesn’t mention support for these environments or for any form of retail, speculative forex trading. Their service offering revolves around providing specialized financial solutions for businesses and institutions, not trading-focused software. Given these facts, I would recommend that anyone looking for EA compatibility within a forex trading context consider more traditional brokers with full MT4/MT5 support, which Ebury does not advertise. It’s essential to be clear about your trading requirements and thoroughly confirm a broker’s technical offerings before committing funds or relying on assumptions about trading platform features.