Payment service provider ECOMMPAY has reached a strategic agreement with MetaQuotes, the software company of the MetaTrader trading platform。

With this integration, brokers working with ECOMMPAY can now receive deposits and process withdrawals directly on the MT5 platform, and traders no longer need to log into a personal account on the broker's website to perform these financial operations。

FirstMT5 Payment Platform Provider

This operation reduces the steps required for deposit operations and improves the conversion rate。In addition, this development is expected to increase the number and amount of deposits, benefiting brokers and dealers.。

One of the features of this cooperation is to provide security for all transactions。ECOMMPAY and MetaQuotes ensure that all financial activities through the MT5 payment service are securely encrypted, ensuring the safety of all users。

Renat Fatkhullin, CEO of MetaQuotes, said: "Traders can witness that MetaQuotes solutions are faster, more convenient and more secure than those currently on the market.。"

He stressed that ECOMMPAY is the first payment service provider to join MT5 payment services, and pointed out the potential of this cooperation。In addition, he said MetaQuotes is open to future cooperation with other suppliers.。

Expanded Access: Mobile Edition

Known for its payment options and global reach, ECOMMPAY provides customers with more than 100 different payment methods, supports more than 100 currencies, and serves more than 150 countries.。ECOMMPAY's business spans multiple industries, including working with a number of brokers, and is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)。

The MT5 payment service is now available to businesses as a free solution, and to activate the service, the brokerage firm needs to enter into an agreement with a supported payment service provider, such as ECOMMPAY, and enter the necessary authorization data into the platform。

Customers can choose to inject capital into their accounts directly through the MT5 desktop terminal.。It is expected that in the near future, the service will be extended to iOS and Android mobile terminals and web terminals。