MT5 Web Terminal
Trade directly in your browser — no install, no special permissions. Same DOYOS login, live prices and one-click execution.

Browser trading with zero install
Ideal for work laptops, Mac, Linux, Chromebooks or shared PCs. Open the Web Terminal link, select DoyosGlobal-Server, enter your MT5 login and trade Forex, metals, indices and crypto with synced watchlists and history.

Platform capabilities
| Feature | Web Terminal | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | None — runs in browser | Great where installs are blocked |
| Charts | 9 timeframes, indicators & objects | Full one-click trading from chart |
| Orders | Market, limit, stop + SL/TP | Hedging/netting per account |
| Sync | Same login as desktop/mobile | Positions update instantly everywhere |
| Security | Encrypted HTTPS session | Log out on shared devices |
Supported browsers
| Browser | Minimum version | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Google Chrome | 110+ | Fully supported |
| Microsoft Edge | 110+ | Fully supported |
| Mozilla Firefox | 115+ | Fully supported |
| Apple Safari | 16+ | Fully supported |
| Opera / Brave | Recent Chromium | Compatible |
- No special permissions needed — ideal for office PCs and Chromebooks.
- Same watchlists, history and positions as desktop and mobile.
- Log out via File → Logout on any shared device.
Get started
Create credentials
Register and verify, then find MT5 login, password and server in the portal. See Help Center.
Open in browser
Click Launch, choose DoyosGlobal-Server and sign in — demo or live.
Frequently asked questions
Is Web slower than desktop?
Execution uses the same servers; only charting and EAs are lighter. For automation or heavy backtesting use desktop.
Can I use Web on Mac?
Yes — Web is the fastest Mac-friendly route without emulation. For native Mac/iOS apps see MT5 Mac/iOS.
How do I log out safely?
Close all dialogs, choose File → Logout, then close the tab, especially on shared computers.
Want full power later?
EAs and custom indicators need desktop
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Windows vs Android vs Mac/iOS vs Web
