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From signup to connection.

Verify email. Get your key. Add credit. Connect. Track usage.

Step-by-step transcript

  1. 0:00

    From signup to connection.

    This tutorial shows how to sign up, verify your email, get your API key, connect an account, and monitor service usage.

  2. 0:11

    Create your account.

    Open M R P C dot pro slash signup. Enter an email address you can access and choose a strong password. Review the Terms of Service before agreeing and continuing. Signup gives you a MetaRPC account. Your broker trading account is separate; you will use its demo credentials later when connecting a terminal.

  3. 0:34

    Verify your email.

    The next step is email verification. Open the message from MetaRPC and enter its six-digit code on the verification screen. If it has not arrived, check spam and confirm the address you entered. Use resend after the countdown finishes. This panel summarizes the steps; it is not a recorded inbox or a submitted registration.

  4. 0:59

    Find your API key.

    After verification, open your dashboard. The API key card has reveal and copy controls. Copy your own key for the API console or your application. Keep it private. This key identifies your MetaRPC account and its service usage. It is different from your broker password and from the terminal ID returned after connecting.

  5. 1:24

    Understand service credit.

    The prepaid balance pays for hosted terminal usage and other MetaRPC services. It is not your broker account’s trading balance and does not fund trades. Read the balance and current rate in your own dashboard. Any welcome credit is shown there; the amounts in this tutorial account are demonstration data, not a signup promise.

  6. 1:47

    Add credit when needed.

    Choose Deposit Funds, enter the amount, and continue to the available payment methods. Review the amount and payment instructions before completing checkout yourself. No payment is submitted in this recording. After a successful payment is credited, check your prepaid balance and billing history rather than assuming that opening checkout added funds.

  7. 2:11

    Choose a payment method.

    This tutorial account shows PayPal, crypto or stablecoins, and bank wire options. Availability can vary. Follow the exact instructions displayed for your selected method. In particular, a crypto asset and network must match the payment instructions. Return to the dashboard afterward and confirm the credited amount before starting paid services.

  8. 2:36

    Connect a broker demo account.

    Open M T five dot M R P C dot pro. Put your personal API key in the top field. In Connect E X enter your broker demo login, trading password, and exact server name. Leave the optional id blank for a new connection. The console demonstration uses TRIAL; your personal key uses your service balance.

  9. 3:00

    Confirm your first connection.

    Execute Connect E X. HTTP Status Code 200 tells you to inspect the JSON. If error is not null, read its code and message. A successful connection returns a terminal instance GUID. The console saves it for subsequent requests. Run Account Summary to read the connected broker account; no trade is needed to verify access.

  10. 3:26

    Monitor running time.

    Back in your dashboard, check running terminals and month-to-date hours. Open the usage report for the per-terminal breakdown and accrued service cost. Hours add across simultaneous terminals: two terminals running for ten hours contribute twenty account-hours. The report helps explain your usage and the current volume tier.

  11. 3:49

    Review charges and stop cleanly.

    Billing History separates deposits, usage charges, and any welcome credit. Compare these entries with the usage report. When finished with a terminal, call Disconnect and check that it stops running. Closing a browser tab does not replace Disconnect. You now know where to find your key, connect an account, and understand the service usage.