Scripted setup
Use the wget script from MetaQuotes’ Linux help page
MT5 on Linux
Install MetaTrader 5 on Linux with MetaQuotes’ official help scripts and Wine guidance, then connect your trading account.
| Install method | Official help scripts + Wine |
|---|---|
| Distros | See MetaQuotes for supported environments |
| Source | Do not use unofficial Linux bundles |
Linux steps change with MetaQuotes updates—always trust the official help page.
Key features
Wine environment
Configure Wine per official docs to run the desktop terminal
Desktop features
Charts and trading tools on supported distros
Official docs
Follow MetaQuotes instructions step by step
Install steps
- Open MetaQuotes’ official Linux install help
- Download the script/files with wget as documented
- Set up Wine and dependencies
- Run MT5 and connect to your broker server
FAQ
Is MT5 free to download?
The MT5 app itself is free to download. Live trading with a broker can still mean spreads, commissions, or other fees—check your broker’s terms.
Which operating systems does MT5 support?
MT5 runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS, and there’s also a browser WebTerminal. Install steps and features vary by platform.
Where can I get a Chinese MT5 client?
Always download from the official MetaTrader 5 pages. We share Chinese setup tips and version picks—we’re not the MetaQuotes website.
What if MT5 won’t log in?
Check your network, login, password, and server name—and make sure you picked the MT5 server your broker lists. Still stuck? Contact your broker.
Does MT5 on Mac need Wine?
According to MetaQuotes’ macOS install docs, the official Mac installer sets up the Wine environment you need. Check the latest official requirements before installing.
Can I install MT5 APK on Android?
The official Android page lists Google Play and APK options. Confirm the source on MetaQuotes’ site, and skip unverified third-party APKs.
We’re not the official MetaQuotes site. No investment advice. Trading involves risk, and automation doesn’t guarantee profit.