MetaTrader5 MCP Server
Enables trading on MetaTrader5 platform via MCP, including account management, order placement, market data, technical indicators, and signal tools.
README
MetaTrader5 MCP Server
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides trading interfaces for MetaTrader5 (MT5) platform.
Features
- Account Management: Get account info, balance, equity, margin
- Position Management: View, modify, and close open positions
- Order Operations: Place market/pending orders, cancel orders
- Market Data: Get symbol info, current prices (ticks)
- Rates/Candles: Fetch OHLCV via start_pos/count or date range
- Indicators: Compute SMA, EMA, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, ATR, Stochastic
- Bundle Indicators: Compute multiple indicators in a single call
- Signal Tools: EMA crossover regime flags and confluence scoring for entries
Installation
Install dependencies with uv:
uv sync
Configuration
Environment variables are now configured directly in your MCP client settings (no .env file needed).
Claude Desktop / Kiro
Add to your mcp.json configuration file:
{
"mcpServers": {
"mt5-trading": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["mt5-mcp"],
"env": {
"MT5_LOGIN": "your_account_number",
"MT5_PASSWORD": "your_password",
"MT5_SERVER": "your_broker_server",
"MT5_PATH": "C:\\Program Files\\MetaTrader 5\\terminal64.exe",
"MT5_TIMEOUT": "60000",
"DEFAULT_DEVIATION": "20",
"DEFAULT_MAGIC": "234000"
}
}
}
}
Required Environment Variables:
MT5_LOGIN- Your MT5 account numberMT5_PASSWORD- Your MT5 account passwordMT5_SERVER- Your broker's server nameMT5_PATH- Path to MT5 terminal executable
Optional Environment Variables:
MT5_TIMEOUT- Connection timeout in milliseconds (default: 60000)DEFAULT_DEVIATION- Default price deviation in points (default: 20)DEFAULT_MAGIC- Default magic number for orders (default: 234000)
Alternative: Local Development
For local development, you can also run directly:
# Set environment variables and run
MT5_LOGIN=your_account MT5_PASSWORD=your_pass MT5_SERVER=your_server MT5_PATH="C:\Program Files\MetaTrader 5\terminal64.exe" uv run python mt5_mcp/server.py
Or use the legacy method with uv directory:
{
"mcpServers": {
"mt5-trading": {
"command": "uv",
"args": [
"--directory",
"D:\\path\\mt5-mcp",
"run",
"python",
"mt5_mcp/server.py"
],
"env": {
"MT5_LOGIN": "your_account_number",
"MT5_PASSWORD": "your_password",
"MT5_SERVER": "your_broker_server",
"MT5_PATH": "C:\\Program Files\\MetaTrader 5\\terminal64.exe"
}
}
}
}
Available Tools
Account Information
mt5_get_account_info- Get account balance, equity, margin, etc.mt5_get_positions- Get open positions (all or filtered by symbol)mt5_get_orders- Get pending orders
Order Operations
mt5_place_order- Place market or pending orders- Supports: buy, sell, buy_limit, sell_limit, buy_stop, sell_stop
- Optional SL/TP
mt5_close_position- Close an open position by ticketmt5_cancel_order- Cancel a pending ordermt5_modify_position- Modify SL/TP of an open position
Market Data
mt5_get_symbol_info- Get contract specificationsmt5_get_tick- Get current bid/ask prices
Rates / Candles
mt5_get_rates_from_pos- Get OHLCV starting from a position (0=current bar) withstart_posandcountmt5_get_rates_range- Get OHLCV within an ISO date rangedate_from→date_to
Indicators
All indicator tools support either direct data (closes/candles) or auto-fetch via symbol + timeframe plus either date_from/date_to or start_pos/count. Set return_last_only=true to return only the latest values.
mt5_calc_sma- Simple Moving Average- Params:
period(default 20)
- Params:
mt5_calc_ema- Exponential Moving Average- Params:
period(default 20)
- Params:
mt5_calc_rsi- Relative Strength Index- Params:
period(default 14)
- Params:
mt5_calc_macd- MACD line, signal, histogram- Params:
fast(12),slow(26),signal(9)
- Params:
mt5_calc_bbands- Bollinger Bands (upper/middle/lower)- Params:
period(20),stddev(2.0)
- Params:
mt5_calc_atr- Average True Range (requires candles)- Params:
period(14)
- Params:
mt5_calc_stochastic- Stochastic Oscillator %K/%D (requires candles)- Params:
k_period(14),d_period(3),smooth_k(1)
- Params:
Bundle Indicators
mt5_calc_bundle- Compute multiple indicators in one call using the same fetched candles- Args:
indicators: array of names from ["sma","ema","rsi","macd","bbands","atr","stochastic"]- Optional
paramsobject for per-indicator overrides (e.g.,{ "sma": {"period": 50}, "bbands": {"stddev": 2.5} }) - Supports
symbol/timeframewith range/count or directcandles/closes return_last_only: if true, returns only the latest values
- Args:
Signal Tools
mt5_signal_crossover- EMA crossover and regime flags- Params:
fast(default 50),slow(200),lookback_bars(200) - Returns:
state(above/below/equal),crossed_up,crossed_down,age_bars,slope_fast,slope_slow,spread,spread_pct,price_above_both,price_below_both,price
- Params:
mt5_signal_confluence- Confluence scoring for entries- Indicator params:
ema_fast(50),ema_slow(200),ema_near(20),rsi_period(14),macd_fast(12),macd_slow(26),macd_signal(9),bb_period(20),bb_stddev(2.0),atr_period(14) - Thresholds:
near_k_atr(0.5),atr_expansion_ratio(1.0),score_threshold(3) - Control:
direction(auto|long|short), optionalweightsfor trend/momentum/volatility/location/trigger - Returns component flags and scores for long/short plus a suggested direction
- Indicator params:
Example Usage
# In Claude Desktop, you can now ask:
"What's my MT5 account balance?"
"Show me my open positions on EURUSD"
"Place a buy order for 0.1 lot EURUSD at market"
"Close position with ticket 12345"
"Get current price for XAUUSD"
# Indicators (auto-fetch candles)
"Compute RSI(14) on EURUSD H1 using the last 300 bars (latest value only)"
"Compute MACD and Bollinger Bands on EURUSD H4 for September"
# Bundle
"Compute RSI+MACD+BBands (latest values) on EURUSD H1 using last 300 bars"
# Signals
"Give me EMA(50/200) crossover regime info on EURUSD H1"
"Compute confluence score on EURUSD H1 (defaults) and tell me if entry is ready"
Requirements
- Windows OS (MT5 only runs on Windows)
- MetaTrader5 terminal installed and running
- Python >=3.11
- Active MT5 trading account
Architecture
mt5-mcp/
├── mt5_mcp/
│ ├── __init__.py # Package init
│ ├── server.py # MCP server with tool definitions
│ ├── mt5_service.py # MT5 SDK wrapper
│ └── indicators.py # Pure-Python technical indicators
├── pyproject.toml # Project dependencies (uv)
├── .env.example # Environment template
└── README.md
Development
Run in development mode:
uv run python mt5_mcp/server.py
License
MIT
Notes
- The MT5 terminal must be running when using this MCP
- Ensure your account has trading permissions enabled
- Test on a demo account first before using with real money
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