How the FxPro app and web platforms work in Kenya
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Mobile and desktop access through FxPro
Phone and tablet access is listed for MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 on iOS and Android, while cTrader is offered on mobile as well. Desktop coverage differs by terminal: MetaTrader 4 runs on Windows and through a browser on Mac, MetaTrader 5 has a Windows build, and cTrader lists Windows among its devices.
FxPro Edge is listed for web and desktop use and is described as an all-in-one platform that needs no download. An execution note states that each platform provided by the broker uses the same pricing engine.
- MetaTrader 4: Windows, Mac via browser, iOS and Android
- MetaTrader 5: Windows, web, iOS and Android
- cTrader: Windows, web and mobile
- FxPro Edge: web and desktop, with no download
MetaTrader 4 features on FxPro
MetaTrader 4 at FxPro is offered on Standard and Raw+ accounts. Its feature set includes Expert Advisors for automated strategies, one-click trading and custom indicators. The interface can be set to Spanish, with English and other languages also listed, and the terminal stays focused on forex, indices, metals and energies.
For shares CFDs, FxPro points traders toward MetaTrader 5 instead. MT4 remains live for traders with MT4-based tools or habits, so the platform is not presented as retired.
MetaTrader 5 features on FxPro
MetaTrader 5 brings 21 timeframes and an economic calendar inside the terminal. It adds Depth of Market, more order types than MetaTrader 4 and shares CFDs in addition to forex, indices and metals. FxPro's FAQ also lists energies among the instruments available on MT5.
Automation uses Expert Advisors written in MQL5 and a strategy tester. Since MT5 and MT4 rely on different programming languages, an automated strategy written for one will not work on the other. Spanish is among the interface languages, and FxPro's MT5 page lists a minimum deposit of $100 with leverage up to 1:200.
Browser access and FxPro Edge
Browser access appears across the line-up: MetaTrader 4 has a web route for Mac and other browsers, MetaTrader 5 lists web among its devices, and cTrader also offers a web version. FxPro Edge is a web and desktop option that is presented as all-in-one and without a download.
Pricing differs by platform. MetaTrader 4 uses Standard all-in spreads or Raw+ with 0.0 pips plus commission; MetaTrader 5 uses Standard or raw pricing and adds shares CFDs; cTrader quotes raw spreads from 0.0 pips plus commission; FxPro Edge has spreads or commission that vary by market.
- MetaTrader 4 — Standard or Raw+ (0.0 pips + commission)
- MetaTrader 5 — Standard or raw, with shares CFDs
- cTrader — raw spreads from 0.0 pips + commission; Level-II pricing
- FxPro Edge — spreads/commission vary by market; no download
Getting set up with an FxPro platform
MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 can be obtained through FxPro Direct once an account is open. Both terminals can also be tried first on a demo, and FxPro lists a free unlimited demo account.
For MetaTrader 5, sign-in uses the trading number, password and server listed on the account page. Phone users can pick the iOS or Android build, while browser access is covered by the web versions noted above.
Questions and answers
- Which FxPro platforms are available for phones and tablets?
- MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 are listed for iOS and Android, and cTrader is listed for mobile use.
- Does MetaTrader 5 at FxPro include an economic calendar and Depth of Market?
- Yes. FxPro lists 21 timeframes, an economic calendar and Depth of Market for MetaTrader 5, along with more order types than MetaTrader 4.
- Can an FxPro MetaTrader platform be tried on a demo?
- Yes. A free unlimited demo account is listed, and the MetaTrader setup notes say the platform can be tried first on a demo.
- What pricing applies to FxPro Edge?
- Spreads or commission vary by market. FxPro Edge is offered for web and desktop use without a download.