Trading verification · cTrader
Authorise view-only access with your cTrader ID on Pro and every fill arrives as a verified trade, pulled from cTrader rather than typed in. On a free account, import the history as a CSV or log each trade by hand, then tag the setup and test the next idea on our charts.

How it works
On Pro, pick cTrader in the connect flow and sign in with your cTrader ID. The access is view only, so nothing can place a trade.
Closed positions sync into the Trade Log, and every synced trade carries the verified seal.
Tag the setup, write the reason, and take the idea into the backtester.
Trade log
Entry, exit, size and result arrive from cTrader, or from the file when you import one. Tags, notes and a screenshot are what turn a row into a decision you can revisit.

Insights
Filter the record and every number recomputes, so the part of your trading that is paying for the rest stops being a guess.

Backtester
Jump the chart to a day you remember and step it forward one bar at a time, placing entries as if it were live. The run ends with numbers.

What is free
cTrader sync, the verified seal and Trade Replay are Pro, $18 a month or $149 a year.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Manual and CSV logging | ||
| Broker auto-syncMT4, MT5, cTrader, TradeLocker and supported crypto exchanges | ||
| Verified accountsSynced trades arrive with proof they were real | ||
| Import per batch | 10 trades | Unlimited |
| Trade Replay and what-if exits |
Full comparison on the pricing page.
Questions
Yes, on Pro. Authorise view-only access with your cTrader ID and your trades sync into the journal as verified trades. A free account can import the history by CSV or log trades by hand.
No. The cTrader ID authorisation is view only: DT Terminal can read fills and balances and can never place, change or close a trade.
Export it as a CSV and upload it from the Trade Log. cTrader files go through the generic CSV path, which matches columns by their headers, and the parsed rows are shown before anything saves. Free imports 10 trades a batch, Pro imports without limit.
Yes, on Pro. Any trade with an instrument, a time and a price replays bar by bar with its entry, stop and exit drawn where they were, whether it was synced, typed or imported.
No. The verified seal means DT Terminal read the trade from cTrader itself. Typed and imported trades are marked self-reported, which is what makes the seal worth something.
Soon. We are building an MCP connector that opens the whole of DT Terminal to Claude: every workspace and every piece of your data, to read and to act on, with your consent per scope. It works with any assistant that speaks MCP, and it is in development, not live yet.
Manual logging and CSV import are free. Sync is Pro.
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