Trading technology developer MetaQuotes has announced that it has released a completely new web terminal for its popular MetaTrader 5 (MT5) trading platform. The web terminal enables trading from any web browser as it works in all operating systems without extra software installations. MetaQuotes said that it is safe to use since all transmitted information is securely encrypted.

MetaQuotes added that the new web terminal has become faster and more efficient while it features an updated interface and a completely redesigned core. The major update enables the web terminal to run on each broker’s access server rather than on one common server. It operates as an individual web terminal, which only works with a specific broker’s platform. This approach provides maximum security and full control for the broker.

It also features a plethora of new functions which were not available in the previous version:

• Convenient configuration of symbols in the Market Watch, along with the daily price change data
• Ability to request real accounts with a detailed registration form and document submission options
• More analytical objects with extended management options
• Market entries and exits displayed on charts
• Economic Calendar events displayed on charts
• Support for price data subscriptions and the ability to receive delayed quotes
• Simplified interface:
  • chart context and top menus have been removed
  • all chart commands, objects and indicators are available on the left-hand side and top panels
  • additional commands can be accessed through the hamburger menu
• The mobile version features a responsive interface for iOS and Android devices
• Interface dark mode

Companies holding valid web terminal licenses can set up the new version on their servers and start using it without extra fees. Otherwise, a license can be ordered via the technical support site.

Interestingly, MetaQuotes made no mention of the MT4 App Store ban (also MT5) effected by Apple in late September, and remains silent on the subject overall. The company has also not publicly commented on FNG’s exclusive report that it has halted processing of all MetaTrader white label products.