Automated MT5 Trading Bridge via MCP

This component establishes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) intermediary server, constructed in Python, designed explicitly to permit advanced AI language agents to conduct and manage trading activities directly on the MetaTrader platform.

Risk Disclosure

Engaging in financial markets carries inherent, substantial risk. The creators of this software expressly disclaim all responsibility for any monetary outcomes, positive or negative. This utility is provided strictly to enable the execution of trades on MetaTrader 5 utilizing AI models via the MCP framework. Users acknowledge and accept all associated risks, agreeing not to hold developers legally accountable for any transactional losses or gains experienced.

Changelog Highlights

• May 5, 2025: Implementation of broker-specific order filling preferences (v0.2.5)
• April 23, 2025: Official deployment to the Python Package Index (v0.2.0)
• April 16, 2025: Initial stable minor release achieved (v0.1.0)

Setup Instructions

Prerequisites include Python version 3.10 or newer and a functional installation of the MetaTrader 5 client. Install the required library using pip:

bash pip install metatrader-mcp-server

Subsequently, you must explicitly enable automated trading capabilities within the MT5 terminal. Navigate to Tools > Options and ensure the 'Allow algorithmic trading' checkbox is activated.

Enabling Claude Desktop Interaction

To route trading commands generated by the Claude Desktop application through this server, incorporate the following configuration structure into your Claude Desktop settings file:

{ "mcpServers": { "metatrader": { "command": "metatrader-mcp-server", "args": [ "--login", "", "--password", "", "--server", "" ] } } }

Interoperability with Other LLMs via Open WebUI

This gateway can also serve as an endpoint for models such as OpenAI's GPT series when paired with an HTTP server setup and Open WebUI.

First, verify the package installation. Then, initiate the companion HTTP server component:

metatrader-http-server --login --password --server --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8000

This command launches a local HTTP service, typically on port 8000, and automatically starts the MT5 client.

Within Open WebUI settings, navigate to the Tools section. Select 'Manage Tool Servers' and add a new connection pointing to http://localhost:8000 (or your configured address/port).

Upon successful setup, generative models (e.g., gpt-4o, o4-mini) can invoke trading functions through the established tool interface.

Development Trajectory

For a comprehensive feature list, refer to the detailed specifications in version-checklist.md.

Objective	Status	Verification	Testing
MT5 Terminal Linkage	Complete	✅	✅
Client Module Construction	Complete	✅	✅
MCP Server Component	Complete	✅	✅
MCP Tool Implementation	Complete	✅	✅
PyPi Publication	Complete	✅	✅
Claude Desktop Adapter	Complete	✅	✅
OpenAPI Specification Server	Complete	✅	✅
Open WebUI Connector	Complete	✅	✅
Google ADK Integration	In Progress	-	-

Technical Reference

Detailed implementation guides and architectural overviews are available in the Developer's Documentation.

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