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MetaTrader 5 · In development

MT5 is being built. It is not live yet.

Expert Advisors, MQL5 indicators and strategy back-testing are on the NOVEDOX roadmap. Until the integration ships, every account trades on our web terminal, which is live today.

Status: MetaTrader 5 is not available yet. We are not publishing a launch date we cannot commit to. In the meantime every NOVEDOX account trades on the web terminal, which needs no download and runs in any modern browser.

What we're building

MetaTrader 5 is the platform most systematic traders already know, and connecting NOVEDOX to it is a substantial piece of engineering rather than a switch we flip. It means running the MT5 server infrastructure, bridging our pricing and execution into it, mapping our instrument catalogue onto MT5 symbols, and keeping balances, positions and history consistent between MT5 and the web terminal so a single account behaves identically wherever you open it. We are working through that stack now, and we will only announce availability once accounts can genuinely log in and trade.

  • MT5 desktop and web access using your existing NOVEDOX credentials. One account, not a separate registration
  • Our full instrument catalogue mapped to MT5 symbols: 7 forex majors, 12 crosses, 4 exotics and 8 crypto pairs
  • Expert Advisor support so MQL5 strategies can run against NOVEDOX pricing and execution
  • Custom indicators and templates loaded from the MQL5 community or your own code
  • The Strategy Tester for back-testing and optimisation on historical data
  • Balances, open positions and trade history shared with the web terminal in both directions

What you can use today

The NOVEDOX web terminal already covers the full trading workflow: live streaming prices, candlestick charts across five timeframes, market and pending orders, stop-loss and take-profit management, partial closes, and a complete position and history ledger. It runs on desktop, tablet and mobile browsers from the same account.

Background

What MetaTrader 5 is, and why traders ask for it

MetaTrader 5 is a trading platform built by MetaQuotes and offered by a large share of the retail brokerage industry. Its significance is less about the charting, plenty of platforms chart well, and more about the ecosystem that has grown around it over two decades.

That ecosystem rests on MQL5, the programming language built into the platform. MQL5 lets a trader express a strategy as code and then run it in three distinct ways, which is why MT5 has become the default home for anyone who wants their trading to be systematic rather than discretionary.

Expert Advisors

An Expert Advisor is an automated strategy: code that watches the market and places, modifies and closes orders on your behalf according to rules you have defined. For traders whose edge depends on consistent execution, entering every signal, never widening a stop out of hope, automation removes the human in the loop that keeps undoing the plan.

Custom indicators

MT5 ships with a standard indicator set, but its real depth is in what the community has written. Volume profiles, order-flow approximations, session overlays, bespoke oscillators if a way of reading the market can be computed from price data, someone has likely published an MT5 indicator for it, and you can write your own if not.

The Strategy Tester

Before risking capital, MT5 lets you run a strategy against historical data and inspect the equity curve, drawdown profile and trade distribution it would have produced. It also supports optimisation, sweeping a parameter range to see how sensitive results are to the settings you chose. Back-tests are never a promise about the future, but they are a disciplined way to reject ideas that were never going to work.

Familiarity

There is a simpler reason too. Many traders have spent years in MT5 and have templates, chart layouts, hotkeys and habits built around it. Asking them to abandon all of that is a real cost, and meeting them in the platform they already know is part of why the integration is worth building properly.

Honest comparison

MT5 when it lands, versus the web terminal today

Not a sales pitch in either direction. If your strategy depends on automation, MT5 is genuinely the tool for it and it is not ready. If you trade discretionarily, the web terminal already covers the workflow end to end.

Available today

Live now

NOVEDOX web terminal

The complete manual trading environment, in any browser, with nothing to install.

  • Live streaming forex and crypto quotes over WebSocket
  • Candlestick charts on 1m, 5m, 15m, 1h and 1d
  • Chart history paged in as you scroll back
  • Market and pending orders
  • Stop-loss and take-profit, editable on open trades
  • Partial close, close-all and close-by
  • Full positions and trade history ledger
  • Demo and live accounts under one login
  • No automated strategies or scripting
  • No third-party indicator packs
  • No historical back-testing engine
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Planned

In development

MetaTrader 5

The automation-first option, for traders who want their rules executed by code. Not connectable to a NOVEDOX account yet.

  • Expert Advisors running MQL5 strategies, planned
  • Custom and community indicators, planned
  • Strategy Tester back-testing and optimisation, planned
  • Desktop and MT5 web access, planned
  • Shared balances and history with the web terminal, planned
  • No server address published
  • No credentials issued
  • No beta or early access
  • No launch date announced
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If you are here specifically for automation: the honest answer is that NOVEDOX cannot serve that need today. Open a demo account to evaluate our pricing and execution manually, put your email on the notify list above, and we will tell you the moment MT5 is genuinely connectable. The Trading API is a second route to automation and is also in development.

MT5 questions

What people ask us

Can I download MT5 and log in with my NOVEDOX account?

No. MetaTrader 5 exists as a product, but there is no NOVEDOX server for it to connect to yet. Downloading MT5 from MetaQuotes will not give you access to NOVEDOX pricing, execution or balances.

Will I need a separate account when MT5 launches?

That is not the plan. The design goal is one NOVEDOX account with one balance and one position book, reachable from the web terminal and from MT5. Anything you already hold should simply become visible in MT5 once the integration is live.

Which instruments will be available in MT5?

The same catalogue you trade on the web terminal: seven forex majors, twelve crosses, four exotics and eight crypto pairs, mapped onto MT5 symbol names. Default leverage of 200:1 and USD base currency carry across too.

Will my existing Expert Advisor work on NOVEDOX?

We cannot promise that in advance. An EA written for another broker’s symbol names and contract specifications usually needs adjustment when it moves. Once the integration is live we will publish the symbol and contract details so you can check and adapt your code before running it on real money.

When exactly will MT5 be available?

We are not publishing a date. Announcing a launch window and missing it would be worse than saying nothing, so we will confirm availability when accounts can actually log in and trade. Leave your email in the notify form above and you will hear on the day it happens.

Trade with NOVEDOX while MT5 is built

The web terminal is live in your browser today. Register and your demo account is funded with $10,000 in simulated balance automatically.

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