Spotware, the developer of the multi-asset trading platform
cTrader, has released version 5.4 of its platform. The update introduces native
Python support for algorithmic trading, WebView plugins for mobile integration,
and an advanced risk-reward tool. The release also includes expanded APIs and
enhanced charting features.
Ilia Iarovitcyn, CEO of Spotware.
With Python support, traders and developers can now create
cBots, indicators, and plugins using one of the world’s most widely used
programming languages. This complements existing C# support and provides
greater accessibility for algorithm design.
Linux users can access cTrader
through an officially supported Docker image, allowing full console
functionality, including running cBots and performing backtests.
“With native Python support within cTrader, we are opening
the platform to an even wider community of algo developers, giving them the
freedom to work in the language that suits them best,” Ilia Iarovitcyn, CEO of
Spotware, commented.
Plugins Gain Custom Settings, Dashboard Integration
The update brings expanded API capabilities. Developers can
now include user-configurable settings in plugins, embed custom pages and
dashboards in the main interface, and display indicator outputs as bars or
candles.
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Additional API features allow chart frame activation, registration of
custom hotkeys, and deeper integration for algorithmic workflows.
Charting Upgrades Improve Data Visualization Tools
On mobile, WebView plugins enable the integration of
third-party tools, technical analysis widgets, and market dashboards directly
into the app. Charting features have also been upgraded.
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A new time axis
improves historical data visualization, while preset date ranges and a “Go to”
function allow faster navigation through charts. The interface has been
redesigned with full-screen configuration options, colour themes, and automatic
time zone detection.
Risk-Reward Tool Added for Mac
For Mac users, the update introduces a risk-reward tool.
Traders can calculate deal volumes based on risk tolerance or target reward.
Stop-loss and take-profit levels can be aligned automatically. Mac APIs have
also been expanded, including interfaces for risk-reward visualization, price
alerts, inter-algo messaging, transaction tracking, and content tabbing.
Spotware, the developer of the multi-asset trading platform
cTrader, has released version 5.4 of its platform. The update introduces native
Python support for algorithmic trading, WebView plugins for mobile integration,
and an advanced risk-reward tool. The release also includes expanded APIs and
enhanced charting features.
Ilia Iarovitcyn, CEO of Spotware.
With Python support, traders and developers can now create
cBots, indicators, and plugins using one of the world’s most widely used
programming languages. This complements existing C# support and provides
greater accessibility for algorithm design.
Linux users can access cTrader
through an officially supported Docker image, allowing full console
functionality, including running cBots and performing backtests.
“With native Python support within cTrader, we are opening
the platform to an even wider community of algo developers, giving them the
freedom to work in the language that suits them best,” Ilia Iarovitcyn, CEO of
Spotware, commented.
Plugins Gain Custom Settings, Dashboard Integration
The update brings expanded API capabilities. Developers can
now include user-configurable settings in plugins, embed custom pages and
dashboards in the main interface, and display indicator outputs as bars or
candles.
You may find it interesting at FinanceMagnates.com: cBroker
Latest Update Puts Trader Sessions Under Microscope.
Additional API features allow chart frame activation, registration of
custom hotkeys, and deeper integration for algorithmic workflows.
Charting Upgrades Improve Data Visualization Tools
On mobile, WebView plugins enable the integration of
third-party tools, technical analysis widgets, and market dashboards directly
into the app. Charting features have also been upgraded.
Read More: cTrader
Adds Python Support in Bid to Capture Market Share from Rivals.
A new time axis
improves historical data visualization, while preset date ranges and a “Go to”
function allow faster navigation through charts. The interface has been
redesigned with full-screen configuration options, colour themes, and automatic
time zone detection.
Risk-Reward Tool Added for Mac
For Mac users, the update introduces a risk-reward tool.
Traders can calculate deal volumes based on risk tolerance or target reward.
Stop-loss and take-profit levels can be aligned automatically. Mac APIs have
also been expanded, including interfaces for risk-reward visualization, price
alerts, inter-algo messaging, transaction tracking, and content tabbing.
