Spotware
has launched version 5.2 of its cTrader platform, introducing new risk-reward
tools and performance improvements across its mobile, web, desktop and Mac
applications.
According
to the press release sent to FinanceMagnates.com, the update focuses on
helping traders better manage risk exposure while streamlining the trading
experience through improved interface customization and faster performance.
Spotware Releases cTrader
5.2 with Enhanced Risk Management Features
For web
users, cTrader 5.2 introduces timeframe-specific visibility settings for chart
objects and indicators. This allows traders to display technical analysis
elements only on relevant timeframes, reducing chart clutter when switching
between different time periods.
Ilia Iarovitcyn, CEO of Spotware
“Every
enhancement in cTrader 5.2 reflects our Traders First commitment,” commented Ilia
Iarovitcyn, CEO at Spotware. “With just 1-second from icon tap to first price
tick, to advanced risk-reward tools and API-powered automation, we’ve focused
on what genuinely elevates trader performance–bringing institutional-grade
capabilities to the cTrader community.”
The update
comes two months after the launch of cTrader 5.1 in early March, along with the
cBroker v9.4 back-office solution released in the same month.
A new
object manager enables bulk modifications to chart elements, while a dedicated
notifications tab has been added to the Active Symbol Panel to provide
real-time updates on orders, positions and other trading activities.
The
platform now supports uploading locally stored algorithm files (.algo) to cloud
storage, enabling cross-device algorithmic trading without interruption.
Mobile and Desktop Enhancements
The mobile
version now features a risk-reward calculator that allows traders to determine
optimal position sizes based on stop-loss levels directly on charts. Users can
calculate trades using three modes: risk amount, potential reward, or specific
position size.
Spotware
has also reduced the application launch time to one second, allowing traders to
access markets more quickly when opportunities arise. The company has added
in-app notifications for new version releases to keep users informed about
platform updates.
The Windows
version incorporates risk-reward visualization tools and new API interfaces for
programmatic price alert management. Developers can now create applications
that set and monitor price alerts automatically.
A new
messaging system allows algorithms running within the same cTrader instance to
communicate in real time, supporting more sophisticated trading strategies. The
update also provides API access to deposit and withdrawal records for improved
financial tracking.
The
interface now features draggable UI elements and improved tab management for
better workspace organization.
In the meantime,
the company also launched the cTrader Discord Community, as the platform
remains popular among retail traders in both the prop trading and CFD markets.
Key Updates in cTrader 5.2
- Risk-reward calculation tool
added to mobile platform for position sizing based on stop-loss levels - Mobile app startup time reduced
to one second - Version update notifications
implemented within the application - Deal history filtering expanded
in cTrader Copy with additional sorting options - Timeframe-specific visibility
controls added for chart objects and indicators - Bulk modification capabilities
introduced for chart elements - Notifications tab integrated
into Active Symbol Panel - Local algorithm file (.algo)
upload to cloud storage now supported - ChartRiskReward API implemented
for developer access - API interfaces added for
programmatic price alert management - Inter-algorithm messaging
system established for real-time communication - API access provided to deposit
and withdrawal records - Movable UI elements introduced
for interface customization - Watchlists with drag-and-drop
functionality added to Mac version - Trade performance visualization
added through deal mapping feature - Order screens enhanced with
mini charts showing entry points and price levels
Spotware
has launched version 5.2 of its cTrader platform, introducing new risk-reward
tools and performance improvements across its mobile, web, desktop and Mac
applications.
According
to the press release sent to FinanceMagnates.com, the update focuses on
helping traders better manage risk exposure while streamlining the trading
experience through improved interface customization and faster performance.
Spotware Releases cTrader
5.2 with Enhanced Risk Management Features
For web
users, cTrader 5.2 introduces timeframe-specific visibility settings for chart
objects and indicators. This allows traders to display technical analysis
elements only on relevant timeframes, reducing chart clutter when switching
between different time periods.
Ilia Iarovitcyn, CEO of Spotware
“Every
enhancement in cTrader 5.2 reflects our Traders First commitment,” commented Ilia
Iarovitcyn, CEO at Spotware. “With just 1-second from icon tap to first price
tick, to advanced risk-reward tools and API-powered automation, we’ve focused
on what genuinely elevates trader performance–bringing institutional-grade
capabilities to the cTrader community.”
The update
comes two months after the launch of cTrader 5.1 in early March, along with the
cBroker v9.4 back-office solution released in the same month.
A new
object manager enables bulk modifications to chart elements, while a dedicated
notifications tab has been added to the Active Symbol Panel to provide
real-time updates on orders, positions and other trading activities.
The
platform now supports uploading locally stored algorithm files (.algo) to cloud
storage, enabling cross-device algorithmic trading without interruption.
Mobile and Desktop Enhancements
The mobile
version now features a risk-reward calculator that allows traders to determine
optimal position sizes based on stop-loss levels directly on charts. Users can
calculate trades using three modes: risk amount, potential reward, or specific
position size.
Spotware
has also reduced the application launch time to one second, allowing traders to
access markets more quickly when opportunities arise. The company has added
in-app notifications for new version releases to keep users informed about
platform updates.
The Windows
version incorporates risk-reward visualization tools and new API interfaces for
programmatic price alert management. Developers can now create applications
that set and monitor price alerts automatically.
A new
messaging system allows algorithms running within the same cTrader instance to
communicate in real time, supporting more sophisticated trading strategies. The
update also provides API access to deposit and withdrawal records for improved
financial tracking.
The
interface now features draggable UI elements and improved tab management for
better workspace organization.
In the meantime,
the company also launched the cTrader Discord Community, as the platform
remains popular among retail traders in both the prop trading and CFD markets.
Key Updates in cTrader 5.2
- Risk-reward calculation tool
added to mobile platform for position sizing based on stop-loss levels - Mobile app startup time reduced
to one second - Version update notifications
implemented within the application - Deal history filtering expanded
in cTrader Copy with additional sorting options - Timeframe-specific visibility
controls added for chart objects and indicators - Bulk modification capabilities
introduced for chart elements - Notifications tab integrated
into Active Symbol Panel - Local algorithm file (.algo)
upload to cloud storage now supported - ChartRiskReward API implemented
for developer access - API interfaces added for
programmatic price alert management - Inter-algorithm messaging
system established for real-time communication - API access provided to deposit
and withdrawal records - Movable UI elements introduced
for interface customization - Watchlists with drag-and-drop
functionality added to Mac version - Trade performance visualization
added through deal mapping feature - Order screens enhanced with
mini charts showing entry points and price levels
