Dukascopy review: MT5 platform expands to over 400 instruments
Dukascopy has significantly expanded the range of instruments available on its MetaTrader 5 platform, increasing the total from just over 100 to more than 400 tradable assets.
- Chosen by 0+ local traders in the last 3 months.
- Traders earn on average 12% more per month vs other brokers.
The move broadens market access for clients and reflects the company’s push to enhance multi-asset trading capabilities.
Broader market access across asset classes
The latest expansion introduces a wider selection of precious metals, including Gold and Silver, alongside an extended range of Forex crosses and a suite of crypto CFDs. The newly added instruments are available immediately on both Live and Demo accounts, enabling traders to test strategies or deploy capital under real market conditions.
By quadrupling the number of instruments on MT5, Dukascopy aims to offer more diversified trading opportunities within a single platform environment. The inclusion of crypto CFDs and additional currency pairs aligns with sustained demand for alternative and cross-asset exposure, while precious metals remain core instruments for hedging and macro-driven strategies.
Platform development and client focus
Dukascopy said the expansion underscores its commitment to improving the trading experience and providing access to global markets through a comprehensive product suite. MetaTrader 5 is widely used for its multi-asset functionality, advanced charting tools and automated trading capabilities, making it a key platform for retail and professional traders alike.
To access the expanded instrument list, clients must:
1. Register for a Dukascopy trading account.
2. Fund the account.
3. Log in to the MT5 platform to trade the new instruments.
Founded in Switzerland, Dukascopy offers trading in Forex, CFDs and other financial instruments, emphasizing technology-driven execution and multi-asset access.
The latest MT5 expansion positions the company to compete more directly in the growing demand for diversified trading products within a single platform ecosystem.
Earlier, we reported that Dukascopy traders compete weekly for $1,500 in cash prizes.
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