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Based on my research and experience as a forex trader, I have exercised particular caution when considering any broker, especially one like Aqua. The available background information highlights significant issues: Aqua has no valid regulatory license, has a suspicious business scope, and is flagged as high risk with a notably low reliability score. For me, using automated strategies like Expert Advisors (EAs) requires a broker with transparent credentials and a trustworthy regulatory track record, both to ensure proper trade execution and the safety of my funds. With Aqua, the absence of regulatory oversight is a red flag, and their website lists do not clarify essential trading details—especially platform compatibility or explicit support for EAs. I could not find clear, independently verified information confirming that Aqua offers industry-standard platforms such as MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5, which are typically associated with EA functionality. Without these details, for me, there’s no reasonable basis to assume that reliable automated trading is available or supported by the broker. Given these considerable uncertainties and the potential for operational risk, I would exercise extreme caution. Personally, I would not consider entrusting automated strategies—or any significant capital—to a broker with Aqua’s profile. My general advice is to prioritize platforms with proven regulatory status and established, documented support for EAs before proceeding with any form of automated trading.