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"MetaTrader 5 (MT5) Trading Platform Information" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve a list of active MetaTrader 5 terminals on a VPS, including name, login, broker, server, and connection status. Use this to discover available terminals before proceeding with other operations.
    MIT
  • Shows strategies currently deployed on a specified MT5 account, including symbol, timeframe, and status. Use an account id from list_accounts to retrieve deployment details.
    MIT
  • Configures a Windows VPS for MT5 remote monitoring by installing Python, required libraries, and testing MetaTrader 5 connection. Automates initial setup.
    MIT
  • Lists installed MetaTrader terminal data folders under the default directory, so you can identify available terminals for backtesting and quantitative research.
    MIT
  • Enumerate MetaTrader terminal data folders under %APPDATA%\MetaQuotes\Terminal to identify installed terminals.
    MIT

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    Provides read-only access to MetaTrader 5 market data, trading history, and technical analysis through Python execution. Supports querying price data, calculating indicators, creating charts, and generating forecasts with Prophet and ML models.
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    MIT

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  • Enumerate all MetaTrader terminal data folders to locate installed terminals and their configurations.
    MIT
  • Read the tail of MetaTrader 5 log files by date and kind (terminal or experts) to troubleshoot issues or monitor recent activity.
    MIT
  • Compare two MetaTrader 5 tester HTML reports by calculating absolute and percentage differences for each metric.
    MIT
  • Retrieve your MetaTrader 5 account's current balance, equity, margin, leverage, and trade mode for account status monitoring.
    MIT
  • Verify MetaTrader 5 installation and environment by checking terminal, MetaEditor, data directory, Experts, Tester, and build to ensure readiness for backtesting.
    MIT
  • Validate a hypothetical trade order using MetaTrader 5's server validation to ensure it meets requirements before actual submission.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the terminal connection state and broker timezone offset from your MetaTrader 5 account to verify connectivity and synchronize trade timings.
    MIT
  • Retrieves all trading instruments available on a specified MetaTrader 5 terminal. Provide VPS and terminal name to get symbols.
    MIT
  • Identify deprecated MetaTrader 4 API calls in your MT5 source code to ensure compatibility and prevent build errors.
    MIT
  • Execute a MetaTrader 5 Strategy Tester backtest for a specified strategy and symbol, storing the results under a unique run ID for later analysis and comparison.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all trading account information from MetaTrader 5. Get a complete list of accounts with balances, equity, and other details for portfolio overview.