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To log in to MetaTrader 4 (MT4), open the platform and go to the login dialog, then enter the account number (login ID), password, and the correct server name provided when your account was created. Once connected, a live data feed appears in the bottom-right corner. If login fails, double-check the server selection and that your password is entered in the right case.

A demo account in MetaTrader 4 (MT4) uses virtual funds so you can practise trading and learn the platform with no financial risk. A live account uses real money, meaning profits and losses are genuine. Demo accounts are ideal for beginners to test the interface and strategies first. Because live CFD trading is leveraged and can lead to losses, many traders master the platform on demo before switching.

Download the MetaTrader 4 (MT4) installer from your broker or the official source, run it, and follow the setup prompts. Once installed, open the program from your desktop or Start menu. MT4 is also available as mobile and web versions. On first launch it typically connects to a server and displays default charts and the Market Watch, so you can log in with your account details.

The MetaTrader 4 (MT4) interface has several core areas: the Market Watch window listing symbols and quotes, the Navigator panel for accounts and tools, the chart window showing price action, and the Terminal window at the bottom for trades, account details, and history. Toolbars and the main menu sit along the top. Learning where each window lives makes navigating and placing trades much easier.

MetaTrader 4 (MT4) is generally provided free by brokers that offer it, and demo accounts let you use the full platform with virtual funds at no cost. You download and install it without a fee. Charges only relate to actual trading conditions on a live account, such as spreads or swaps. This makes MT4 an accessible way for beginners to learn charting and order placement.

Yes. MetaTrader 4 (MT4) is available as a desktop program, a web platform, and mobile apps for iOS and Android. The mobile app lets you view charts, monitor quotes, and manage positions on the go, syncing to the same trading account. The layout is condensed compared with desktop, but core features like Market Watch, charts, and the trade terminal are all accessible.