Why traders use MT5
MetaTrader 5 is a multi-asset terminal used to watch quotes, place orders, and run automated strategies. Burjex Prime points clients at the server name BurjexPrime-Trade when they log in after opening an account in the client area.
Desktop, web, and mobile access
Desktop
Windows installer published in the Platforms menu for the Burjex Prime MT5 terminal.
Download MT5 desktopiOS
Burjex Trade app download is published for iPhone and iPad, pointed at the Burjex Prime server.
iOS app linkAndroid
MetaTrader 5 mobile download is published for Android with the same server name.
Android MT5 linkCharts and market analysis
The site’s complete guide describes MT5 charting as including multiple chart types, technical indicators, drawing tools, and customisable layouts. Those are standard MetaTrader 5 tools. They help you study price; they do not predict markets or remove trading risk.
Order types
MT5 is designed for market and pending orders (including stop and limit variants provided by the terminal). Exact order types, filling policies, and whether hedging or netting applies are server settings. Confirm them inside the terminal after login rather than assuming a feature from a generic MT5 brochure.
Automated trading
Expert Advisors (EAs) are listed in the Burjex Prime complete guide as part of the MT5 offering. Algorithmic trading can fail on news gaps, disconnects, or incorrect lots. Test in demo and size positions as if the EA can be wrong.
What you can trade from MT5
Listed CFD groups are forex, gold and other commodities, stocks, indices, and crypto. See the trading overview and the gold trading page for how those markets are described on this site. For a full walkthrough of accounts and funding, use the Burjex Prime review.