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Is There a MetaTrader 6?

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Short answer: no. MetaQuotes has never released a MetaTrader 6 — the latest version is MetaTrader 5 (MT5). Here is what that means and how to get MT5.

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Short answer: there is no MetaTrader 6. MetaQuotes — the company behind the MetaTrader platforms — has never released an "MT6". The lineup is MetaTrader 4 (MT4, 2005) and MetaTrader 5 (MT5, 2010), and MT5 is the latest, most capable version. If you came looking for "MetaTrader 6", MT5 is what you actually want.

Is MetaTrader 6 real?

No. As of 2026, MetaQuotes has not announced or released MetaTrader 6. Pages promising an "MT6 download" are mislabelled — there is no such product, and any file claiming to be "MetaTrader 6" is not official. Use MT5 from a regulated broker instead.

MetaTrader 5 is the current version

MT5 is the successor to MT4 and MetaQuotes' flagship platform. Versus MT4 it adds multi-asset trading (forex, stocks, indices, commodities, crypto), 21 timeframes and 38 built-in indicators (against MT4's 9 and 30), an economic calendar, depth of market, and both hedging and netting account modes. Expert Advisors and one-click trading carry over.

How to get MetaTrader 5

You don't download MT5 as a standalone product — you get it from a broker that offers MT5, then log in with that broker's account. Brokers offering MT5:

Download and install MT5

  1. Open an account with a broker that offers MT5 (above).
  2. Download the MT5 installer from your broker's official platform page — avoid third-party "MT6" or "MT5" downloads.
  3. Run the installer and finish setup — Windows, or macOS via the broker build / web terminal; Android and iOS apps are also available.
  4. Launch MT5 and log in with the server and credentials your broker provided.

FAQ

Is MetaTrader 6 coming? There is no announcement from MetaQuotes. For now, MT5 is the newest version.

MT5 or MT4 — which should I use? MT5 is newer and multi-asset; MT4 stays popular for forex and Expert Advisors. Most new accounts default to MT5.

Is MetaTrader free? Yes — brokers provide MT5 free; you only fund your trading account.