Fortex Taps OKX to Bring Crypto Trading to MetaTrader 5

Fortex Technologies has announced the integration of OKX’s
cryptocurrency exchange with its Fortex Liquidity Hub, enabling brokers and
professional traders to trade crypto directly on the popular MetaTrader 5
platform (MT5). This development comes as the crypto market hits new highs
in 2025 and traders seek more diversified trading options beyond traditional
forex.

The Fortex Liquidity Hub directly connects MT5 servers and OKX’s institutional-grade liquidity. Traders can access
over 900 spot and futures crypto pairs, including BTC and ETH, all within the
MT5 interface familiar to forex professionals. This integration supports both
manual trade execution and automated strategies using Expert Advisors (EAs).

Integrated Crypto Custody

A notable feature of this partnership is the custody model:
clients’ digital assets remain held in their OKX accounts
rather than with brokers. According to the announcement, this non-custodial approach reduces operational risks
and streamlines compliance for brokerage firms.

The integration requires only an active OKX account and an
API key to begin routing trades seamlessly from MT5 to OKX. Fortex positions
the solution as a scalable plug-and-play platform suited for fund managers,
brokers, and professional traders aiming to expand into crypto markets with low
latency and broad liquidity.

Industry analysts see this collaboration as a
broader trend linking traditional finance infrastructures with the fast-growing
digital asset space.

By combining MT5’s widespread use with OKX’s extensive
crypto offerings, Fortex provides a pathway for forex market participants to
enter the crypto ecosystem without disrupting their existing trading workflows.
The new OKX integration extends Fortex’s liquidity and execution solutions into
digital assets, responding to rising market demand in 2025.

Expect ongoing updates as this story evolves.

Fortex Technologies has announced the integration of OKX’s
cryptocurrency exchange with its Fortex Liquidity Hub, enabling brokers and
professional traders to trade crypto directly on the popular MetaTrader 5
platform (MT5). This development comes as the crypto market hits new highs
in 2025 and traders seek more diversified trading options beyond traditional
forex.

The Fortex Liquidity Hub directly connects MT5 servers and OKX’s institutional-grade liquidity. Traders can access
over 900 spot and futures crypto pairs, including BTC and ETH, all within the
MT5 interface familiar to forex professionals. This integration supports both
manual trade execution and automated strategies using Expert Advisors (EAs).

Integrated Crypto Custody

A notable feature of this partnership is the custody model:
clients’ digital assets remain held in their OKX accounts
rather than with brokers. According to the announcement, this non-custodial approach reduces operational risks
and streamlines compliance for brokerage firms.

The integration requires only an active OKX account and an
API key to begin routing trades seamlessly from MT5 to OKX. Fortex positions
the solution as a scalable plug-and-play platform suited for fund managers,
brokers, and professional traders aiming to expand into crypto markets with low
latency and broad liquidity.

Industry analysts see this collaboration as a
broader trend linking traditional finance infrastructures with the fast-growing
digital asset space.

By combining MT5’s widespread use with OKX’s extensive
crypto offerings, Fortex provides a pathway for forex market participants to
enter the crypto ecosystem without disrupting their existing trading workflows.
The new OKX integration extends Fortex’s liquidity and execution solutions into
digital assets, responding to rising market demand in 2025.

Expect ongoing updates as this story evolves.

This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.

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