What I take on
Trading Stack.
Built by me, start to deploy
MT4 and MT5 wired into your dashboards and your desk, and cTrader or Match-Trader where your firm already runs one.
Why this gets built
The trading server holds the truth about equity and positions. The product usually holds a copy that is a few minutes old, and the desk does the reconciling in its head.
What I build
- Ingest from MT4 or MT5 into your own store, close enough to live that rules can be judged on it. This is the part I have done with my own hands, at FTMO and across the firms at Xaibridge.
- Custom MT4/MT5 plugins in C/C++ when the data you need is not in the API.
- cTrader and Match-Trader are supported by the Xaibridge product line I run, so if your firm is already on one of them I can wire it up to the same dashboards. My own build history is MT4 and MT5.
- Servers, account groups, symbols and permissions set up so staff can open or move an account without a vendor ticket.
- Live positions and exposure on the screens staff already work in, instead of a second terminal nobody watches.
- Evaluation rules, payouts and identity all reading the same accounts, so a number means one thing across the product.
How long it takes
Around four weeks for the first platform wired end to end. Each platform after that is closer to two.
Thirty days is honest here, because this is integration work with a clear edge to it. What moves the estimate is a platform with no usable API, where the answer is a plugin.
What ships
- The bridge and its ingest pipeline
- Any custom platform plugins
- Account group and symbol setup
- Risk view inside the existing desk
- Reconnect and replay handling for outages
Tech stack
Next step
Let’s talk, 30 minutesNeed this built?
Tell me what you’re running and where it breaks. Half an hour is usually enough for me to say what it takes and what I’d do first.