Forex Broker Directory
Every MT4 and MT5 broker MyVeridex supports, 493 of them, in one searchable A to Z directory. Each entry opens a page for that broker showing the MetaTrader servers we have on file and whether it is listed for MT4, MT5 or both. Connecting is read-only: you hand MyVeridex your broker's investor password, and nothing gets installed on your terminal.
What is in the directory
The directory holds 493 broker entries, grouped by first letter with a separate group for names that start with a digit. On the page you can search by name and filter to MT4 or MT5, with a counter showing how many of the 493 still match. Behind those entries sit more than 4,600 distinct MetaTrader server names, so your server is usually already in the dropdown when you connect.
One caveat before you read a listing: the MT4 or MT5 label is derived from the naming of the servers we have recorded, not from the broker's own product sheet. A broker shown as MT4 may also run MT5 servers we have not catalogued yet, and that does not stop you connecting.
Some of the names in the directory
Exness, XM, IC Markets, Pepperstone, Forex.com, Vantage, RoboMarkets, Alpari, FXCM, IG, OANDA, HFM, FxPro, AvaTrade, RoboForex, Tickmill and Admirals. Prop firms that run their own MetaTrader servers are in there too, FTMO and FundedNext among them. The rest of the 493, small and regional names included, is on the directory itself.
How a broker connection actually works
MyVeridex reads your account through the MetaTrader investor password. That credential is read-only by design: it exposes trades, balance and equity, but it cannot open, modify or close a position and it cannot move money. Nothing is installed on your side: no attachment to a chart, no VPS to rent, no bridge to keep running.
- Get the investor password for the account you want to track. Every MT4 and MT5 broker issues one, from the terminal or your account portal.
- In MyVeridex, choose Connect Account, pick your platform, then pick your broker from this directory.
- Select the trading server, enter the account number and the investor password. Your trades sync across, open positions included, and the analytics build from there.
Your broker is not on the list
The directory is a convenience, not a gate. MyVeridex works with any MT4 or MT5 broker that issues an investor password, including brokers that never made it into these 493 entries. Where we hold no server record for a broker, the server can be entered by hand during setup.
Is handing over the investor password safe
It is the credential MetaTrader created for exactly this: showing someone your account without letting them touch it. Your master password stays with you, and MyVeridex never asks for it.
Elsewhere on MyVeridex
- Position size calculator, for lot size at a given risk percentage
- Pip calculator, for pip value in your account currency
- Prop firm comparison, for evaluation rules side by side
- Trader leaderboard, verified traders ranked on performance
- Community sentiment, long versus short across the community
- Economic calendar, the releases that move forex