The SDKs, examples and starters, and how to use each one.
Install the fxapis TypeScript SDK, connect an MT5 account, place an idempotent market order and handle every failure — from Node.js, with no MetaTrader terminal.
pip install fxapis: connect an MT5 account, place orders that never double-fill, and let the SDK retry only what is safe — from Python on Linux, macOS or Windows.
Three runnable fxapis examples — a quickstart, click-to-trade for signal providers and a trade copier — each in Python, Node.js and curl, against a demo account.
Give Claude, Claude Code, Cursor or VS Code access to your MT5 accounts through fxapis's hosted MCP server — with a scoped key, so the agent can only do what you allow.
Explore the fxapis MT5 API in Postman, send TradingView alerts straight to MT5, and automate trades with n8n — ready-made templates from fxapis-integrations.
A working Next.js app on the fxapis MT5 API: connect an account, watch its positions and place a trade behind a confirm step — with the API key kept on the server.