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Adding any instruments supported by broker/exchange

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There is one functionality of Quantower platform, which ATAS is missed now - possibility to add for analysis and trading any instruments supported by custom broker/exchange. So that means that new instrument is added only on user-end platform, without leveraging on ATAS servers.

This functionality will be very useful for crypto-traders, who want to trade altcoins, and for futures traders, who want to trade exotic futures from ICE-US, HKFX and other futures exchanges.

Also it will close gap between ATAS and Quantower, as for now many users prefer QT over ATAS  just because of this feature.

Posted by Rextaur ·
Status: In Progress2 comments

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  • ali

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    Sep 9

    Here is the comment translated into English:

    Comment:

    Hello and greetings to the ATAS development team,

    As you know, one of Quantower's biggest advantages over ATAS is the ability to add custom instruments and connect to a wide range of brokers. To bridge this gap, my serious suggestion is to add a cTrader connection to the ATAS platform.

    The reason for this suggestion is that a very large number of reputable Forex, Futures, and even some Crypto brokers support the cTrader protocol and platform. By adding this connection, users can easily link their trading accounts to ATAS and benefit from ATAS's powerful data and analytical features without needing intermediary servers and without limitations on the number of symbols.

    This will not only significantly close the gap between ATAS and Quantower in terms of broker support, but it will also attract a massive number of professional traders who are currently forced to use competing platforms due to broker limitations. With this addition, ATAS will become a comprehensive platform for the majority of traders.

    I hope this suggestion will be considered and reviewed by you. Thank you for the team's efforts at ATAS.

  • Jakob

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    Nov 5, 2024

    Exactly, I’m one of those who will switch to ATAS as soon as I can trade FOREX CFDs, this is a must have nowadays (e.g. cTrader connection or metatrader connection to CFD brokers like pepperstone, ICMarkets, …). From there on we can copy towards other CFD brokers, but not offering even one entry point is a no go.