Spotware Systems, a provider of trading solutions for the Forex/CFD market, has released version 5.0.22 of its cTrader desktop application. This latest update introduces a new feature and addresses several issues to improve the user experience and overall performance.
The most notable addition in cTrader Desktop 5.0.22 is the introduction of “Shared Access” to branded cTrader applications. This feature allows users to grant access to their trading accounts to other individuals, including money managers, allowing for more efficient account management. Until now, this feature was only available from the web version of cTrader, but now it is also available in the desktop app.
“Money managers and other partners have found it difficult to implement remote access to individual accounts for the purpose of manual or automated trading on behalf of a third party,” the company commented. “To solve these issues, cTrader offers a built-in shared access feature.”
Partners can now seamlessly manage investor accounts. Switch between accounts, trade on their behalf, and set your commissions safely ✨ #cTrader #Trading application #Money management #Invest_smartly #Financial freedom #TradeWithConfidence #spot pic.twitter.com/B5wPwwA4dk
– cTrader (@cTrader) April 15, 2024
Besides the shared access feature, the cTrader team focused on resolving various bugs and improving the performance of the platform. The update addresses issues such as degradation of previous test performance, incorrect resizing of StackPanel items, and restarting optimization when icons, timeframes, or parameters change.
Furthermore, the release fixes a broken case of cBots icons, ensuring that users can easily recognize and interact with their automated trading systems. The functionality of the Stop All button has also been improved, and instances that were previously hidden by search results are now stopped correctly.
In addition to the aforementioned improvements, cTrader Desktop 5.0.22 includes minor improvements and optimizations aimed at raising the level of the overall user experience and platform performance. The full list can be found on the official cTrader forum.
MetaQuotes, a leader in retail trading platforms, including CFDs, also introduced a new demo version of the MetaTrader 5 app today (Monday). MetaTrader 5 Beta Build 4330 mainly focuses on providing more functionality to traders and algorithmic developers.
Assignments, updates and circulation of props
Spotware Systems recently made major changes to its leadership team. In late April, the company announced the appointment of Elena Kupriyanova as its new chief marketing officer (CMO). Kupriyanova brings a wealth of experience to the role, having previously held senior marketing positions at several high-profile organizations, including her most recent stint as Marketing Director at Soula, an independent platform.
However, while Spotware welcomes Kupriyanova, it also bids farewell to Andrew Mreana, who has served as the company's head of growth for the past 10 months. Mariana announced his resignation from the company a month ago, marking the end of his short tenure.
In other news, Spotware has been making strides in the financial instrument trading community, especially after the recent controversy regarding MetaTrader licenses. The company's cTrader platform has gained popularity among supporting trading houses, with The Funded Trader (TFT) and MyFundedFX (MFF) announcing their integration with the Spotware solution in March.
In late 2023, cTrader introduced a desktop version of its app for Mac. Designed specifically for macOS, this native trading app features built-in algorithmic trading capabilities, providing users with a powerful and intuitive trading experience on their Apple computers.
Spotware Systems, a provider of trading solutions for the Forex/CFD market, has released version 5.0.22 of its cTrader desktop application. This latest update introduces a new feature and addresses several issues to improve the user experience and overall performance.
The most notable addition in cTrader Desktop 5.0.22 is the introduction of “Shared Access” to branded cTrader applications. This feature allows users to grant access to their trading accounts to other individuals, including money managers, allowing for more efficient account management. Until now, this feature was only available from the web version of cTrader, but now it is also available in the desktop app.
“Money managers and other partners have found it difficult to implement remote access to individual accounts for the purpose of manual or automated trading on behalf of a third party,” the company commented. “To solve these issues, cTrader offers a built-in shared access feature.”
Partners can now seamlessly manage investor accounts. Switch between accounts, trade on their behalf, and set your commissions safely ✨ #cTrader #Trading application #Money management #Invest_smartly #Financial freedom #TradeWithConfidence #spot pic.twitter.com/B5wPwwA4dk
– cTrader (@cTrader) April 15, 2024
Besides the shared access feature, the cTrader team focused on resolving various bugs and improving the performance of the platform. The update addresses issues such as degradation of previous test performance, incorrect resizing of StackPanel items, and restarting optimization when icons, timeframes, or parameters change.
Furthermore, the release fixes a broken case of cBots icons, ensuring that users can easily recognize and interact with their automated trading systems. The functionality of the Stop All button has also been improved, and instances that were previously hidden by search results are now stopped correctly.
In addition to the aforementioned improvements, cTrader Desktop 5.0.22 includes minor improvements and optimizations aimed at raising the level of the overall user experience and platform performance. The full list can be found on the official cTrader forum.
MetaQuotes, a leader in retail trading platforms, including CFDs, also introduced a new demo version of the MetaTrader 5 app today (Monday). MetaTrader 5 Beta Build 4330 mainly focuses on providing more functionality to traders and algorithmic developers.
Assignments, updates and prop circulation
Spotware Systems recently made major changes to its leadership team. In late April, the company announced the appointment of Elena Kupriyanova as its new chief marketing officer (CMO). Kupriyanova brings a wealth of experience to the role, having previously held senior marketing positions at several high-profile organizations, including her most recent stint as Marketing Director at Soula, an independent platform.
However, while Spotware welcomes Kupriyanova, it also bids farewell to Andrew Mreana, who has served as the company's head of growth for the past 10 months. Mariana announced his resignation from the company a month ago, marking the end of his short tenure.
In other news, Spotware has been making strides in the financial instrument trading community, especially after the recent controversy regarding MetaTrader licenses. The company's cTrader platform has gained popularity among supporting trading houses, with The Funded Trader (TFT) and MyFundedFX (MFF) announcing their integration with the Spotware solution in March.
In late 2023, cTrader introduced a desktop version of its app for Mac. Designed specifically for macOS, this native trading app features built-in algorithmic trading capabilities, providing users with a powerful and intuitive trading experience on their Apple computers.