Errante Trading Platforms Review

Available Trading Platforms

Errante offers 2 trading platforms: MT4, MT5. Each serves a different purpose, and the right choice depends on your trading style and experience level.

Platform	Best For	Devices	Key Feature
MetaTrader 4	Forex-focused traders, EA users	Desktop, Web, iOS, Android	Largest EA/indicator ecosystem
MetaTrader 5	Multi-asset traders	Desktop, Web, iOS, Android	More timeframes, depth of market

MetaTrader 4 (MT4)

MT4 remains the most popular forex trading platform globally, and Errante's implementation is solid. The platform connects to Errante's servers with typical latency under 50ms from European locations. One-click trading works reliably, and all standard order types are supported: market, limit, stop, and trailing stop.

The charting package includes 30+ built-in indicators, 9 timeframes, and support for custom indicators written in MQL4. If you are using Expert Advisors for automated trading, MT4 on Errante supports them without restrictions — though VPS hosting is recommended for strategies that need to run 24/5.

The main limitation of MT4 is its age. The platform lacks some modern features like advanced order types, built-in economic calendars, and depth-of-market display. If you trade only forex and use EAs, MT4 is still a solid choice. For anything more, consider MT5.

MetaTrader 5 (MT5)

MT5 on Errante supports the full instrument range — forex, indices, commodities, stocks, and crypto CFDs where available. The platform adds 21 timeframes (vs. MT4's 9), a built-in economic calendar, and depth of market (DOM) for seeing order book data.

For technical analysis, MT5 comes with 38 built-in indicators and 44 analytical objects. The strategy tester supports multi-threaded backtesting, which is significantly faster than MT4 for optimizing automated strategies. MQL5 is also more capable than MQL4, supporting object-oriented programming.

One important note: MT4 and MT5 Expert Advisors are not cross-compatible. If you are migrating from MT4 to MT5, your existing EAs will need to be rewritten in MQL5.

Mobile Trading

Errante supports mobile trading on both iOS and Android. The MetaTrader mobile apps provide core functionality — charting, order placement, position management, and push notifications for price alerts.

In our testing, the mobile experience was reliable for monitoring positions and placing quick trades. However, serious technical analysis and multi-chart setups are better handled on desktop or tablet. Mobile apps are best treated as a companion to your main platform, not a replacement.

Execution Speed and Order Types

Errante reports average execution speeds under 1 second for market orders, with the majority filled in under 300ms during normal market conditions. We did not experience significant slippage during our testing period, though results can vary during high-volatility events like NFP releases.

All standard order types are supported: market orders, pending limit/stop orders, take profit, stop loss, and trailing stops. The advanced platforms also support stop-limit orders and partial close functionality.

Charting and Technical Indicators

Across Errante's platforms, you have access to 38+ built-in indicators on MT5, 30+ on MT4, plus the ability to add custom indicators. Drawing tools include trendlines, Fibonacci retracements, channels, pitchforks, and more.

For traders who rely heavily on charting, connecting Errante to TradingView via a broker integration (where available) can provide the best of both worlds — TradingView's superior charting with Errante's execution.

Platform Verdict

Errante's platform offering scores 7.0/10 in our testing. The platform selection is solid and covers most trading needs, though power users may want to supplement with TradingView for charting.