MetaTrader 4 remains one of the most popular and easy-to-use trading platforms. Boasting Expert Advisors, micro-lots, hedging and one-click trading, the markets.com MT4 offering is everything you would expect from a platform and much more. Powered by markets.com pricing, regulation and infrastructure, you can trade with the confidence that your orders will be executed quickly, with low spreads and with the markets.com support.
If you already have a markets.com account, you are all set. Now you can simply install MT4 and add a trading account via your desktop markets.com platform. For more information on how to add MetaTrader trading account please click here. If you don’t have a markets.com account yet, don’t worry – registering is easy and fast.
You can access popular and easy-to-use web trading platform MetaTrader 4 with your markets.com account. A complete listing of our trading conditions for trading via MetaTrader platforms
Discover all trading conditionsSpecific CFDs on our platform have a Rollover date and are automatically rolled over to the next monthly contract for the respective instrument. Expiration dates – including weekly expiration dates – are posted on our website. You’ll also find rollover dates listed in the information box for the relevant instruments in our trading platform.
Upon dividend distribution by the company-issuer of the underlying shares in a CFD, we apply a respective adjustment to your trading account on the ex-dividend date. The amount of dividends paid will depend on the company payout, and not on markets.com. Depending on the position, dividends can be credited or debited from your trading account.
To keep your positions open, you need to maintain a certain margin level within your account. This margin is calculated as a percentage of the total value of your ongoing trades. If your margin falls below this level – currently 50% - then the system may start closing your trades to protect you from further losses. (Starting with the trade that has the biggest open loss.) You can increase your margin level by either making further investments or decreasing your open position exposure.