FXGT Web Terminal
Trade with FXGT in a browser via the MT4/MT5 WebTerminal, with no download required.
Open FXGT Account →See the facts on this page for how FXGT's web trader works, drawn from FXGT's own published terms.
FXGT Web Terminal at a glance
- Runs in a browser — no installation needed
- Uses the same MT4/MT5 login as the desktop and mobile apps
- Useful on devices where installing software isn't practical
Web Terminal vs desktop MT4/MT5
| Feature | Web Terminal | Desktop MT4/MT5 |
|---|---|---|
| Install needed | No | Yes |
| Custom EAs | Limited/no | Yes |
The Web Terminal is a practical fallback when installing desktop software isn't possible — for example on a work computer — and uses the same account login as the desktop and mobile apps.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I check current FXGT web trader terms?
On FXGT's own website — this independent site summarises the model but the broker's site is the source of current terms.
Related FXGT pages
Weekend sessions look quiet on a browser platform because the underlying market is closed, not because the tool has failed. Regulator material on which trading hours apply to Japanese clients answers the scheduling half, while an outline of when global currency sessions open explains why prices resume in stages rather than all at once.