Bridge between MT5 and Binary trading broker like PocketOption

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How could one create a connection between MT5 EA and execute trades accordingly on binary broker like PocketOption

I have MT2 trading connector working but it only has few brokers available.

As PocketOption has feature of hotkey trading from keyboard alone. I even considered simulating button presses on my EA and somehow send it to PocketOption opened in browser.


But how could I broadcast those "button presses" from MT5 EA to browser?

I asked PocketOption for some API, but they dont want to give any info to get some http requests. I've seen some Chrome Extensions autotrading on PocketOption but I dont have a clue how could someone do it. 

Is there any other solution?

Thank you!
 
Joco Joco: How could one create a connection between MT5 EA and execute trades accordingly on binary broker like PocketOption. I have MT2 trading connector working but it only has few brokers available. As PocketOption has feature of hotkey trading from keyboard alone. I even considered simulating button presses on my EA and somehow send it to PocketOption opened in browser. But how could I broadcast those "button presses" from MT5 EA to browser? I asked PocketOption for some API, but they dont want to give any info to get some http requests. I've seen some Chrome Extensions autotrading on PocketOption but I dont have a clue how could someone do it. Is there any other solution?

PocketOption uses a web application as a front-end. If you want to interact with it in an automated way, simple use the web interactions (that is why the Google Chrome extension can do it). You don't even require MetaTrader for that. You can code it in any language you want.

However, such discussions should not be done here and is beyond the scope of this site. Do some research on web technologies on other sites dedicate to such endevous.

 
Fernando Carreiro #:

PocketOption uses a web application as a front-end. If you want to interact with it in an automated way, simple use the web interactions (that is why the Google Chrome extension can do it). You don't even require MetaTrader for that. You can code it in any language you want.

However, such discussions should not be done here and is beyond the scope of this site. Do some research on web technologies on other sites dedicate to such endevous.

Thank you for your reply, but I have EA which should send web requests to PocketOption, but don't have a clue how to figure out the request but yes.. this figuring out which web requests it uses goes beyond the schope of this site..

 
Joco Joco #: Thank you for your reply, but I have EA which should send web requests to PocketOption, but don't have a clue how to figure out the request but yes.. this figuring out which web requests it uses goes beyond the schope of this site..

You will have to hire someone to do that for you. I doubt you will have the expertise to accomplish it on your own.

 
I use MT2trading platform with Spectre because it's one of the only choice that works here in Canada, I would love to be able to use PocketOption with MT2trading because it's accepted in Canada and it's my favorites platform and I believe the most reputable.
 
Joco Joco: accordingly on binary broker

IMHO: The best bets in a casino is Craps pass line with double odds, around 0.6%. One of the worst is American Roulette at 5.26%. Binary Options are at 30%! Forget them.

 
William Roeder #:

IMHO: The best bets in a casino is Craps pass line with double odds, around 0.6%. One of the worst is American Roulette at 5.26%. Binary Options are at 30%! Forget them.

What these percentages mean ? I don't get it.
 
Alain Verleyen #: What these percentages mean ? I don't get it.
They are the odds (probabilities).
 
Fernando Carreiro #:
They are the odds (probabilities).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odds

Odds also have a simple relation with probability: the odds of an outcome are the ratio of the probability that the outcome occurs to the probability that the outcome does not occur. In mathematical terms, where p is the probability of the outcome:

odds = p 1 − p  

where 1 – p is the probability that the outcome does not occur.

BO 30% ? Where this 30% comes from ?

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