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JustMarkets offers browser access to MT4, MT5 accounts

CFD broker JustMarkets is giving clients browser-based access to its MT4 and MT5 trading accounts through its WebTerminal, eliminating the need to download or install the trading platforms. The company said the WebTerminal allows users to access thei...

CFD broker JustMarkets has launched a web-based version of its popular trading platforms, MT4 and MT5. This new WebTerminal feature allows users to access their accounts through a web browser, rather than downloading and installing the software on their personal devices.

JustMarkets stated the browser-based terminal provides full functionality, including access to charts and indicators, the ability to place and manage trades, and monitor open positions. However, the company noted some features are currently limited to the desktop versions of MetaTrader, and traders using Expert Advisors will still need the desktop platform.

The WebTerminal is intended as a convenient alternative for clients who need to manage their trades while away from their usual computers and without installing additional software. The service launches as a browser-based addition to JustMarkets' existing trading platform offerings.

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