What is MetaTrader 4 MultiTerminal?

The MetaTrader 4 MultiTerminal is a component of the MetaTrader 4 platform designed for traders and account managers who need to handle multiple trading accounts at the same time. It provides a centralized interface to manage and control several accounts simultaneously.

Key Features:

• Simultaneous Account Management: Manage and trade on multiple accounts from a single platform.
• Order Allocation: Distribute orders across multiple accounts based on pre-defined strategies.
• Real-Time Monitoring: Monitor the status of all accounts in real-time, including balances, equity, and open positions.
• Simplified Trading: Streamline the trading process by executing orders across multiple accounts with a single click.
• Account Grouping: Group accounts based on strategy, client, or any other criteria for easier management.

How to Use MetaTrader 4 MultiTerminal:

1. Download and Install: Download the MultiTerminal platform from your broker's website or the MetaQuotes website and install it on your computer.
2. Login: Launch the MultiTerminal and log in using the account credentials for each account you want to manage. You will need the account number, password, and server information for each account.
3. Account Selection: Once logged in, the MultiTerminal will display a list of all connected accounts.
4. Order Placement: Select the accounts you want to trade on and place your orders. You can choose to allocate orders proportionally or set specific volumes for each account.
5. Monitoring: Monitor the performance of each account in real-time using the platform's monitoring tools.

Benefits of Using MultiTerminal:

• Efficiency: Save time and effort by managing multiple accounts from a single interface.
• Control: Maintain control over all your accounts and trading activities.
• Flexibility: Customize order allocation strategies to suit your specific needs.
• Transparency: Track the performance of each account individually.

Who Should Use MultiTerminal?

• Account Managers: Professionals who manage multiple client accounts.
• Traders with Multiple Accounts: Traders who use different strategies or risk profiles across various accounts.
• Fund Managers: Individuals or firms that manage investment funds and need to execute trades across multiple portfolios.