Please visit our Create Account section.

Demo accounts are valid for 60 days. Clients with a live trading account can request to have an ongoing demo for the duration of the live account.

On the MT4, you can go to File > Login to access the login window screen. Here you can type in the username and password that was emailed to you when you completed the demo request form from our website.

Yes, ATC is feeding the data for the demo straight from the live market pricing. However, please be advised that the orders placed on the demo account are executed within our demo server environment. The orders placed on a live account are executed within our live server environment and trades are routed to the liquidity providers. Depending on market volatility and liquidity, execution price on the live may vary from the demo environment.

Yes, if you have previously used the MT4 during your demo trial, you can simply go to “File” and select “Login to Trade Account”. Once the login window appears, you will need to input your live account credentials and select the live server and click on Login.

The bars on the charts are only made up of the Bid Prices (sell prices).

The charts are set to GMT+2. (5:00 PM EST is 00:00 on the charts).

Yes, you can add EA’s and indicators on the MT4. Testing of an EA or Indicator can be done using a demo account.

Place the EA or indicator files inside of the MQL4 folder. Open the data folder within the platform by going to File > Open Data Folder. You will then find an Experts and Indicators folder inside of the MQL4 folder.

If you cannot view the charts, first make sure you are connected to the MT4. If you are connected, you can first try to update the charts by right clicking in the chart window and selecting “Refresh”. You can also drag the desired currency pair on the chart window to load the data.

This means that the username or password was entered incorrectly, or the incorrect server was selected for the account.

This can mean the account was logged out and will need to be logged back in or that something is blocking the connection to the server, such as a firewall or antivirus.

This means that there isn’t sufficient funds in the trading account to place the lot size specified as the margin required exceeds the contract size placed.

This means Stop Out, this will occur when the margin level reaches 100% and the open position(s) get liquidated.