MT5 Web Trader — complete referenceA practical guide to accounts, charts, orders, positions, history, automation and logs.Watch tutorialWeb Trader essentialsEN · 6:20Watch tutorialWeb Trader essentials × Browse the control panel Workspace and navigation →Find the chart, quotes, trading ticket and account activity before placing an order.Accounts and connection →Open My accounts from the account icon on the left rail, or the account control in the mobile header.Market Watch and symbols →Search available instruments, choose the chart symbol and inspect bid/ask quotes.Chart, timeframe and information →Use the chart to inspect price history; use Information for broker-specific instrument properties.Indicators and drawing tools →Chart overlays help inspect prices and do not create broker orders.Trading ticket and order review →Choose the order type, size and optional protection, then check the account in the confirmation.Pending order types and entry price →A pending order waits for its broker trigger condition; it is not an open position yet.Stop loss and take profit →SL and TP are price levels, not cash amounts or point distances.One-click trading →When enabled, later market orders for the selected account bypass the review dialog.Open positions and actions →Positions contains broker positions on the selected account, including trades opened by an EA.Ticket, Comment and table columns →Columns changes the fields shown in the current activity table.Closed positions and trade history →Closed positions shows recent completed trading records for the selected account.Balance, equity and margin →The account strip describes the selected account, not the profit of one EA.Expert Advisors and running count →The Experts table lists attached instances, including stopped ones; the tab count identifies running instances.Attach an EA in MT5 →Attach a compiled EA from your library to an isolated terminal for the selected account.Stop and remove an EA →Stopping automation and removing a stopped instance are different actions.EA Experts and Journal logs →Each hosted EA has its own terminal logs, separate from the main account terminal logs.Account Experts and Journal tabs →These tabs show the main account terminal logs, not the logs of every attached EA.Troubleshooting and safe recovery →Use the account, terminal and EA identities to isolate the problem before repeating an action.