MT4 TCP Server facilitates bidirectional communication, enabling users to stream real-time price data to external environments or execute trading commands remotely. The repository includes example server implementations that handle basic networking, select-based socket management, and order execution for buy, sell, and close operations. It is designed as a bridge for developers to integrate MetaTrader 4 with other programming languages such as Python or Bash.
Winsock bindings for native network communication
Bidirectional TCP data streaming and command execution
Example server implementations for remote order management
Support for external client connections via Python
Read from trade_server.mq4. Defaults are the author's; change them in the EA's Inputs tab.
Name
Type
Default
Description
server_port
ushort
7777
server_ip
string
0.0.0.0
How to install it
1Download the sourceUse "Download source (.zip)" above, or clone nuric/mt4-tcp from GitHub, and unzip it.
2Open the data folderIn MetaTrader choose File, then Open Data Folder, and go to MQL4/Experts.
3Copy the filesCopy the .mq4 file into Experts, and any .mqh files into the Include folder the code expects.
4Compile in MetaEditorOpen the file in MetaEditor and press Compile. Fix any missing includes the compiler reports.
5Test before you tradeRun it in the Strategy Tester, then attach it to a demo chart and allow algorithmic trading.
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