Every broker. One journal.
MT4 and MT5 sync automatically with a read-only investor password. cTrader (view-only Open API access), Interactive Brokers (Flex Web Service token) and crypto exchanges (read-only API key) sync automatically too. Every other platform, from TradeLocker to Tradovate, comes in through CSV import. Everything lands in one journal. Fips never asks for your trading login password.
24 platforms supported: MT4, MT5, cTrader, Interactive Brokers and crypto exchanges sync automatically through read-only access, and CSV import works on every platform.
MetaTrader 4
Auto + CSV
Connect any MT4 account with its read-only investor password, or run the Fips connector on your computer. Trades sync automatically; CSV import works too.
MetaTrader 5
Auto + CSV
Connect any MT5 broker account with its read-only investor password, or run the Fips connector on your computer. Trades and balance sync automatically every few minutes.
cTrader
Auto + CSV
Connect cTrader through its view-only Open API access and trades sync automatically. CSV import works too.
DXtrade
CSV import
Import DXtrade trade history from a CSV export. Re-upload a fresh export to keep it current, or add trades manually.
TradeLocker
CSV import
Import TradeLocker trade history from a CSV export. Re-upload a fresh export to keep it current, or add trades manually.
Tradovate
CSV import
Import Tradovate futures trades from a CSV export. Re-upload a fresh export to keep it current, or add trades manually.
Interactive Brokers
Auto + CSV
Connect with a Flex Web Service token and Flex Query ID (report access only) and trades sync automatically. CSV import, for example a FlexQuery report, works too.
OANDA
CSV import
Import OANDA forex and CFD trades from a CSV export. Re-upload a fresh export to keep it current, or add trades manually.
Exness
Auto + CSV
Exness MT4 and MT5 accounts sync automatically with the read-only investor password. CSV import works too.
Bybit
Auto + CSV
Connect Bybit with a read-only API key and trades sync automatically. CSV import works too.
Binance
Auto + CSV
Connect Binance with a read-only API key (Enable Reading only) and trades sync automatically. CSV import works too.
OKX
Auto + CSV
Connect OKX with a read-only API key and trades sync automatically. CSV import works too.
KuCoin
Auto + CSV
Connect KuCoin with a read-only API key and trades sync automatically. CSV import works too.
MEXC
Auto + CSV
Connect MEXC with a read-only API key and trades sync automatically. MEXC's API returns only the last month of spot history, so import older trades by CSV.
Webull
CSV import
Import Webull stock and options trades from a CSV export. Re-upload a fresh export to keep it current, or add trades manually.
More platforms that sync automatically
These connect through a read-only API key, or for Hyperliquid and dYdX v4 a public wallet address, so Fips can read your history without being able to trade. Hyperliquid's API returns the most recent 10,000 fills; use CSV import for older history.
Coming soon
Deriv (read-only API token) and Alpaca (read-only OAuth) offer a read-only route, and their connections are coming soon. Until then, bring trades in with CSV import or add them manually.
Connection guides
MT4 and MT5 take about two minutes and only need a read-only investor password. cTrader, Interactive Brokers and crypto exchanges connect with view-only or read-only access. Other platforms come in through the CSV importer: re-upload a fresh export to keep it current, or add trades manually.
MetaTrader 4 / 5
2 min- 1Add a MetaTrader 4 or 5 account in Fips.
- 2Enter your account number, broker server and investor (read-only) password.
- 3Fips can read your history but can never place, modify or close trades.
- 4Trades and balance then sync automatically every few minutes.
CSV import (every platform)
3 min- 1Export your trade history as CSV from your platform or exchange.
- 2In Fips, open Trading History → Import and drop the file in.
- 3Check the column mapping: symbol, direction, entry, exit, P/L.
- 4Import. Repeat whenever you want to bring in new trades.
FAQ
Yes. MT4 and MT5 are connected with an investor password, which is read-only: Fips can see your trade history but cannot place, modify or close orders. cTrader, Interactive Brokers and crypto exchanges connect with view-only access or read-only keys only. CSV imports never touch your broker account at all. Fips never asks for your trading login password.
Use the feedback page or email support with the broker or exchange name and a link to its API documentation. Integrations with active user demand are prioritized.
MT4 and MT5 (read-only investor password or the Fips connector), including accounts at brokers and prop firms such as Exness, IC Markets, Pepperstone and FTMO; cTrader (view-only Open API access); Interactive Brokers (Flex Web Service token); crypto exchanges with a read-only API key, such as Binance, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin, MEXC, Kraken, Bitget, Coinbase, Gate.io, HTX, Bitfinex and Deribit; and Hyperliquid and dYdX v4 by wallet address. Deriv and Alpaca are coming soon. Other platforms, for example TradeLocker, DXtrade, Match-Trader, NinjaTrader or Tradovate, come in by CSV import: re-upload a fresh export to keep the journal current, or add trades manually.
Yes. You can add several accounts to the same dashboard, for example a live MT5 account, an FTMO challenge on MT5 and a Binance account connected with a read-only API key. Each one is journaled separately.
If it offers MT4, MT5 or cTrader accounts, they sync automatically. Every account also supports CSV import: export the trade history as CSV, drop it into Journal → Import, and the guided column mapper does the rest.
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