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Abstract:MetaQuotes is a trading platform firm established in Cyprus. Its MetaTrader MT4 and MT5 trading apps are still not allowed in the Apple App Store, but the company has announced that its new MT5 online terminal is now available on all Apple and Android devices.
MetaQuotes says that traders can fully manage their trading accounts from a mobile device, even if they are using an older version of the iPhone or a different browser. The only way they can't accomplish this is by installing an app, at least in the Apple environment.
According to the business, the new MetaTrader 5 Web Terminal is quicker and operates better than before. The application has been completely redesigned, not merely optimized. The redesigned core has allowed for speedier command responsiveness and increased operational stability. According to MetaQuotes, using the online terminal is secure since all information transferred is encrypted.
MetaQuotes says that the new MetaTrader 5 Web gives customers a full-featured trading interface where they can:
Work with both demo and real accounts.
Receive any financial symbol quotations
Execute trading activities in any financial market
Using over 30 indicators, analyze symbol quotations.
Use Economic Calendar data for basic analysis.
All of these capabilities are accessible on any mobile browser. The famous “night” motif is also supported.
Despite MetaQuotes' efforts, we hear that a large number of MT4 and MT5 brokers throughout the world are still looking for and implementing MT4 and MT5 alternatives for their iPhone user base, fearing that the MT4/MT5 App Store ban would persist forever.
MetaQuotes has not yet issued a public remark on our other related story, which is that no new MT4 and MT5 White Labels will be processed. We broke the news towards the end of September, and MetaQuotes has yet to comment.
Stay tuned for more updates from MetaQuotes.
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