Trading platforms
Choose a platform to see which brokers support it, ranked by the strength of their licences. Platform support can differ between a broker's entities.
MetaTrader 4
MetaTrader 4, released by MetaQuotes in 2005, is the most widely supported retail forex platform, known for Expert Advisors (EAs) written in MQL4 and a vast library of custom indicators.
249 active brokersMetaTrader 5
MetaTrader 5 is MetaQuotes' multi-asset successor to MT4, with more timeframes, depth of market, a built-in economic calendar and a faster multi-threaded strategy tester.
193 active brokerscTrader
cTrader, developed by Spotware, is favoured by traders who want level II pricing, a clean interface and algorithmic trading in C#.
19 active brokersTradingView
TradingView is a browser-based charting and social network for traders.
27 active brokersProprietary platform
A proprietary platform is built in-house by the broker.
282 active brokersNinjaTrader
NinjaTrader is a desktop trading and charting platform popular with US futures traders, supporting automated strategies in NinjaScript (C#)..
2 active brokersProRealTime
ProRealTime is a French charting and trading platform offered by several European CFD providers, known for advanced charting and ProOrder automation..
1 active brokersNanoTrader
NanoTrader is a charting and trading platform associated with WH SelfInvest, featuring strategy backtesting and order-flow tools..
1 active brokersNetTradeX
NetTradeX is a trading platform used by IFC Markets, featuring portfolio (synthetic instrument) trading..
1 active brokersWant a side-by-side comparison? Read MT4 vs MT5 vs cTrader vs TradingView.