FxSocket
MT4 & MT5 REST API and WebSocket for developers.
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>log in to comment- Justin Reed· 27d ago
€12 per account for REST, WebSocket, historical data and a dedicated terminal pretty reasonable. I also like that there's no separate VPS to manage. This makes the pricing much easier to understand for someone who just wants to connect their trading account to their own code.
- Qasim· 27d ago
Congrats on the launch! MT4 and MT5 developers will definitely find this useful. Best of luck with the launch!
- Klara Holmgren· 27d ago
Some prop firms require a fixed IP for account access, so a private hosting option with a static IP could be useful. Can the same fixed IP be used for multiple trading accounts or does each account need its own IP?
We built FxSocket to let developers trade MT4/MT5 directly from code—no terminal, no VPS, just REST or WebSocket calls in any language. The cloud‑hosted terminals handle the broker connection, so you can execute trades, stream prices, and pull history with plain JSON. Let us know what you think!
- Cloud‑hosted MT4/MT5 terminals, no VPS needed
- REST API and WebSocket access with sub‑millisecond latency
- Supports live and demo accounts with any MT4/MT5 broker
- Multi‑language SDKs: Python, JavaScript, Go, Java
- Order execution under 30 ms, real‑time price streams
FxSocket provides cloud-hosted MT4/MT5 terminals with REST and WebSocket APIs for trading, data streaming, and account management.
- for
- Algo traders, prop firms, and developers building trading apps.
- pricing
- paid
- license
- MIT
Key features
- Cloud-Hosted Terminals — Runs MT4/MT5 in the cloud, eliminating the need for VPS, Windows servers, or local installs.
- REST API — Predictable JSON endpoints for account management, order execution and trade history.
- WebSocket Streams — Sub-millisecond latency real-time bid/ask, order updates and tick data.
- Secure by Default — TLS-encrypted connections, full-access and read-only API keys.
- Language Agnostic — Callable from any language via HTTP; official Python and Node SDKs provided.
- Historical Data — OHLC candlestick history with per-bar spread for backtesting.
Use cases
- Run 24/7 automated trading bots in Python or Node.js
- Build a copy-trading platform that mirrors master account trades
- Backtest strategies using years of candlestick data via API
- Create custom dashboards showing real-time P&L and positions
- Manage hundreds of trader accounts for a prop firm through batch endpoints
FxSocket pricing
- Starter€12/ account / mo/monthFull REST + WebSocket · Live and demo accounts · Dedicated terminal per account · Order execution <30ms
- Pro€549/ mo/month60 accounts included · €9 per extra account · Higher rate limits · Priority support
- Premium€949/ mo/month110 accounts included · €8 per extra account · Highest rate limits · Dedicated support channel
FxSocket vs alternatives
 FxSocket |  Postman |  Insomnia |  Bruno |  Twilio | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | API-driven forex/CFD trading without local terminals | API design and testing | REST/GraphQL client | Git-friendly API testing | SMS/voice integration |
| Pricing | Paid | Subscription | Free | Free | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 19 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Oct 2026 | — | — | — | — |
- FxSocket vs Postman: Postman is an API testing/client tool, not a trading bridge for MT4/MT5.
- FxSocket vs Insomnia: Insomnia offers API client features but lacks cloud-hosted MetaTrader terminals.
- FxSocket vs Bruno: Bruno is an offline-first API client, not a live trading integration.
- FxSocket vs Twilio: Twilio provides communications APIs, unrelated to forex trading APIs.
FxSocket FAQ
Do I need to run my own MetaTrader terminal?+
No. FxSocket hosts fully managed MT4/MT5 terminals in the cloud; you only provide broker credentials.
Which programming languages are supported?+
Any language that can make HTTP requests; official SDKs exist for Python and Node.js, and OpenAPI specs let you generate clients for others.
What is the typical latency for order execution?+
Average API-to-broker latency is under 30 ms, with WebSocket price streams processed in sub-millisecond time.
Is it safe to connect my live trading account?+
Connections use TLS; you control access with full-access or read-only keys, and broker credentials are encrypted at rest.
Can I manage multiple accounts at once?+
Yes. One API key can address multiple MT4/MT5 accounts, suitable for prop firms or multi-strategy setups.
What happens if your servers go down?+
Open positions remain with your broker; outages do not close or alter trades. SLA options are available on request.
Summarized by DevHunt from fxsocket.com · Oct 1, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
