Control panel guide Start with your service balance and API key, connect a terminal, then open the tools for that account. This guide follows the same sections as your control panel.
How it works Use the sidebar to browse a section. Search matches both control names and their explanations. Every topic has its own address, including your selected language, so you can share a precise answer.
Select the question mark beside a control for a short explanation. Read the full guide opens details without leaving your form. Video cards appear only where a published tutorial is available.
Cloud terminals, Expert Advisors, copiers, VPS instances and public copy-trading relationships have different lifecycle and billing rules. Read the section for the service you are changing before using Stop, Remove or Delete.
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Account, API key and setup →
Your workspace combines account access, an API key and cloud services. The API key identifies your MetaRPC account; a terminal ID identifies one connected terminal. Service credit and payments →
Add prepaid service credit to pay for MetaRPC cloud services. This is your MetaRPC service balance, separate from funds in a broker trading account. Phone verification and welcome credit →
Eligible accounts can verify a phone number to claim the welcome credit shown in the control panel. Usage, pricing and billing history →
Review the rate, accumulated account-hours and recorded charges for your services. Month-to-date usage determines the applicable volume tier. Create and connect a terminal →
Choose the platform, enter the broker account details and start the terminal. A connected terminal can be used by the API, web trader, copier and Expert Advisor tools. Terminals table and lifecycle →
Find your accounts, inspect their state, open their tools, and start or stop the corresponding cloud terminals. Connection states and diagnostics →
The terminal state explains whether the account is connected, starting, stopped, suspended or recovering. The expanded row gives the reason and recorded state changes. Terminal details and web trader →
Expand the account row to inspect its terminal ID, metering, status, logs and account-specific tools. Expert Advisors: attach, run and stop →
An Expert Advisor runs in its own isolated terminal container. Select the EA, its trading symbol, timeframe and inputs before starting it. EA resource guards and billing →
Each EA is billed as an additional terminal. CPU and RAM use can increase its charge, and configured resource guards can stop it. EA logs and terminal journal →
Use Experts Log for EA execution and print messages, and Terminal Journal for MetaTrader system and connection events. Public profile and profit share →
Publish an account on the copy-trading leaderboard, set its public name and choose the profit share for new followers. Copying public accounts and settlements →
Choose your receiving terminal, review the trade sizing and agreed profit share, then start copying the selected public account. Create and manage trade copiers →
A copier sends trades from a master terminal to a follower terminal according to its sizing, order rules and filters. Copier risk and trade sizing →
Risk type determines how follower volume is calculated. Risk value supplies the lot size or multiplier for the selected mode. Pending orders, stop loss and take profit →
Choose whether to copy pending orders and expiry, and whether follower SL and TP are copied from the master or set to fixed distances. Advanced copier settings →
Advanced settings control volume limits, contract alignment, direction, existing trades, closing rules, magic numbers, delay and opening-price tolerance. Copier trade filters →
Filters decide which master trades are eligible for copying: magic number, comment, side and volume. Copier results and troubleshooting →
Choose Results on the copier row to inspect copied trades, follower tickets, fill prices, timings and errors. Trading statistics and account history →
Trade Stats & Analytics groups account performance, drawdown, symbols, timing, risk metrics, closed trades and open positions. VPS creation and lifecycle →
Configure CPU, RAM, disk, operating system and a name, then review the price before deploying a cloud VPS. VPS shell and access →
The browser SSH window provides an interactive shell on the selected VPS. Commands act on that server. cTrader and TradeLocker connections →
Choose the provider, sign in using its supported authentication flow, then select the trading account to connect. Self-hosted licenses and subscriptions →
This section lists purchased self-hosted server licenses separately from metered cloud services.