Free · No password
AlgoVerdict Publisher EA
The Publisher EA connects your account to AlgoVerdict — it runs inside your own MT5 terminal, sends read-only stats (balance, equity, trades) and needs no password whatsoever. Not even the investor password. It never trades and never touches your orders.
AlgoVerdictPublisher_v1.0.mq5 · MT4 version coming
No password
Neither master nor investor password ever leaves your terminal.
Free
Unlimited accounts — the EA connection costs nothing.
Read-only
The EA never trades. It only sends stats to your dashboard.
Setup in 4 steps
- 1
Get your token
On My Accounts → "Add Account" → "Connect via EA", create an account. You immediately get your personal account token (64 chars). You can re-open it anytime via "EA setup" on the account card.
- 2
Install the EA
Download AlgoVerdictPublisher_v1.0.mq5 → in MT5 File → Open Data Folder → folder
MQL5/Experts→ place the file there → open it in MetaEditor and compile with F7. - 3
Allow WebRequest
In MT5: Tools → Options → Expert Advisors→ check "Allow WebRequest for listed URL" → add
https://algoverdict.com. Without this step the EA cannot send any data. - 4
Attach the EA
Drag the EA onto any chart(symbol does not matter), enable "Allow Algo Trading" and paste your token into the
InpTokeninput. The EA pushes every 15 minutes (configurable) — the first update shows up in your dashboard within minutes.
Troubleshooting
"WebRequest failed" in the Experts log
The URL https://algoverdict.com is missing from the WebRequest allowlist (step 3) — add it, then remove and re-attach the EA.
"REJECTED (401) — token unknown"
The token is wrong. Re-copy it via "EA setup" on the account card (complete, 64 chars, no spaces) and replace it in the EA input.
No update in the dashboard
Check: (1) Algo trading globally enabled (toolbar button green)? (2) EA smiley on the chart? (3) Experts log (Toolbox → Experts) for "push OK" messages. The terminal must be running — on a VPS it runs 24/7.
More than ~5000 trades of history
The EA sends the most recent 5000 closed trades. Older ones are not part of the growth curve — it then starts at the oldest transmitted trade.