MetaKit· MT5 API
The MT5 API built for developers with sub-second copier latency.
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What is MetaKit?
MetaKit is an MT5 API.
MetaKit is a developer-first REST API platform designed for MT5 account management, trade data, analytics, and copy trading. It connects with over 300 brokers and provides full programmatic control over accounts, orders, positions, history, and copiers with no API tiers or per-call metering.
The platform is built for developers and traders who need reliable infrastructure without dealing with polling loops or complex setups. Features include built-in trade copying with sub-second latency, live webhooks for instant event streaming, equity monitoring with multi-channel alerts, and detailed trading analytics.
What sets MetaKit apart is its transparent pricing and all-inclusive approach, offering free REST API access on every plan so you only pay for account slots. With typed schemas, versioned URLs, and an easy-to-use dashboard, it provides robust backend infrastructure for automated trading strategies.
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