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Encrypt Investment formally launches MetaTrader 5

19 November 2018 By Encrypt Investment

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – 25 September 2018. Encrypt Investment is pleased to launch MetaTrader 5 (MT5) to its suite of platforms. Traders can now download, and use Encrypt Investment MT5 along with Encrypt Investment MT4, as well as Encrypt Investment’ Webtrader, on any device or browser.

Chief Executive Officer, Christopher Gore, noted that while he continues to see solid demand for MetaTrader 4, there’s little doubt that MT5 is an all-round better platform from both a front and back end perspective.

“MT5 has true multi-asset capabilities and a highly configurable back-office, which is essential for our future product expansion plans. We were one of the first licensee in Australian to purchase the MT5 license, but unrelenting demand for MT4 kept the project on the backburner for some years. I think it’s a rather important step given our intent to roll out CFD shares in the near term”, Gore added.

MetaTrader 5 is a multi-asset platform that allows clients to trade forex, stocks and futures as CFDs. It offers superior tools for comprehensive price analysis, use of algorithmic trading applications (trading robots, Expert Advisor) and copy trading.

About Encrypt Investment

Encrypt Investment is a provider of Forex and CFD trading services, offering margin FX, commodities and Index trading to individuals and institutions globally. Encrypt Investment holds an AFSL (Australian Financial Services License) with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).

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