Problem MetaQuotes

[PipStar]

When you make money and are successful, all market makers use some sort of delaying tactic whether via the virtual dealer plugin, via Metatrader Manager software or other proprietary in-house software.
If you don't make money, you may never notice a thing because your execution will be seamless and most likely without delay.

 

[Pharaoh]

Sounds like cTrader may be a "tamper-proof" alternative to MT4. If Metaquotes doesn't want to give away their business, they should start looking into putting similar safeguards in place.

 

[hemail64]

"Brokers can only modify orders by connecting to the actual cTrader client terminal using temporary login credentials for individual client accounts. This is normally carried out through the telephone, where traders are requesting assistance due to technical difficulties or no internet access. All modifications to client orders done in this way appear in the trader’s history log – and brokers cannot in any way modify orders through the back end."

This is still scary enough! The option is still there so the broker can create or modify client orders by logging into the cTrader client terminal using temporary login credentials without their(client's) consent if they want! I never expected it from cTrader!

 

[hemail64]

"Our backend (cServer and cBroker GUI) makes it technically impossible for brokers or third party developers to create any kind of plug-in."

What about API's?

 

[hemail64]

The dealing desks of Brokers offering cTrader can only modify or open positions for individual user accounts through telephone requests.

So the option is there, the broker will be able to create or modify orders without the client's telephone requests if they want to?! It's upon the broker's choice or honestness?

 

[Scam Reporters]

So the option is there, the broker will be able to create or modify orders without the client's telephone requests if they want to?! It's upon the broker's choice or honestness?

Start new thread, you are replying to 2012 comments. Sadly, the issue still exists...