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I am still so confused as I see IG offer some trading platforms like MT4, IG Online Trading etc. I am currently trading using a demo account, but in the future which account should I open? I also do not find anyway to withdraw funds from MT4 mobile.... Someone please explain to me. Thanks!

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There are pros and cons to each platform.  There isn't one single platform that has all features and best performance, so it is fragmented into several based on individual preference.  (Even the premium PRT is missing some features like tick volume.)  MT4 offers scripts but it's limited in terms of what you can trade.  The Web platform doesn't allow custom indicators or scripts.

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