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JustMarkets offers browser-based access to MT4 and MT5

CFD broker JustMarkets is offering clients access to MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and MetaTrader 5 (MT5) through a browser-based WebTerminal, removing the need to install trading software. The company said the platform allows users to access their trading acco...

CFD broker JustMarkets is introducing a browser-based platform that enables users to access their MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and MetaTrader 5 (MT5) trading accounts from any device. This WebTerminal removes the necessity to install trading software, allowing traders to manage their accounts from various devices, including when they are away from their typical computers. The platform grants access to charts, indicators, orders, and open positions via a web browser, offering traders the ability to open and close trades remotely.

JustMarkets highlights that the WebTerminal proves beneficial for traders who frequently switch between devices or lack the capability to install software on a particular computer. While the WebTerminal supports both MT4 and MT5, it does not encompass all functions available on the desktop versions of MetaTrader. Users relying on Expert Advisors will need to utilize the desktop platform.

JustMarkets aims to provide clients with an alternative method of accessing their accounts as browser-based trading platforms gain popularity, thereby enhancing flexibility without the need for installation or configuration of desktop trading platforms.

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