I like that Olymp Trade has recently added the MT4 platform to its functionality. I liked the broker's own trading platform, but it's cool when you have a choice.
And by the way, that's where I got the problem. As far as I uderstand Olymp Trade clients should choose one platform and trade on it? Because personally I can't choose another platform, only one. If I work on MT4, for example, then I can't go back to the old brokerage platform? Because I can't figure it out, it all looks a bit complicated. If anyone has any useful advice, I'd appreciate it
Aug 30, 2020
Complaint marked as Resolved Thanks for explanation. I've tried MT4 and understood that I can use both platforms, so that's okey. I like that brokerage introduced additional platforms, so traders will have opportunity to choose between this two ones, depending on their tastes. I was just affraid that traders will be able to trade with only one platform but we can trade both platforms.
Olymp Trade customer support has been notified about the posted complaint.
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Aug 25, 2020
Olymp Trade Customer Care's response Hello, Arpit Biswas!
Thank you for getting in touch. We are glad that you approve of adding the MT4 platform. We are supporting both platforms and giving an option to choose a preferable one. You can change the platform whenever you want, no worries. You can access the MetaTrader 4 platform by logging into your Olymp Trade account on the official website in the MT4 section. Then you need to choose the account's currency, create a new password, and click the «Open an account» button. After you had successfully followed all the steps, you will receive the necessary information to enter МТ4. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
Best regards, Olymp Trade team.
Please let me know if you really getting your withdrawal amounts. Because I have been trying since long time, but have not yet received a single payment. They keep on asking same question, i.e. E-wallet details.
Can you please let me know the medium that you are using for withdrawal?
Thanks!