Two Australian FX Brokers Introduce MetaTrader 5 Offering
Go Markets and FP Markets, both ASIC-regulated retail FX and CFDs brokers, have added the multi-asset platform MetaTrader 5
Go Markets and FP Markets, both ASIC-regulated retail FX and CFDs brokers, have added the multi-asset platform MetaTrader 5 to its offering of existing trading solutions.
FP Markets has over 13 years of experience in the industry and is introducing the new platform in order to offer more tools for comprehensive price analysis, extensive use of trading robots and copy trading functionality to their clients.
FP Markets offers over 10,000 trading instruments across Forex, Equity CFDs, Indices, Futures CFDs, and Bitcoin. The broker provides instant deposits, internal transfer between accounts, leverage changes (up to 500:1) and reset of trading passwords.
Matt Murphie, Managing Director at FP Markets, commented: “We have a history of investing heavily in technology and our clients can be confident that our technology offering is second to none.”
Go Markets, a Melbourne based company, is a pioneer of online trading in Australia ever since providing brokerage services in the international financial markets since 2006.
Christopher Gore, Chief Executive Officer of GO Markets, said: “MetaTrader 5 possesses true multi-asset capabilities and a highly configurable back-office, which is essential for our future expansion plans and strategic goals. The launch of a new product from MetaQuotes is a clear win for my team and our clients.”
The MetaTrader 5 offering from GO Markets will feature over 90 trading instruments including Forex, indices, precious metals and commodities, more than 80 technical analysis tools, support for the hedging system of position accounting, all order types, and depth of Market for exchange and non-exchange symbols.
MetaTrader 5 is the evolution of MetaTrader 4, the world’s most popular trading platform for retail investors. MT5 made improvements on both front- and back-end perspectives compared to its predecessor.
Reporting by Rick Steves. Filed 13 October 2018, 21:35 GMT.
Senior Reporter, Regulation and Fintech
Rick Steves has seen business and economics through many lenses. He joined the financial services industry in 2009, and has been a financial journalist since 2011.
