Spotware Systems has announced the release of cTrader 3.0. The third generation of one of the most popular trading platforms for retail traders comes with a set of improvements. The main upgrade is the Merger of two previously separate applications, cTrader and cAlgo.
The third generation of the cTrader platform now houses both cTrader and cAlgo as modules called cTrader Trade and cTrader Automate. With the integration of the components into a single software package, the company is opening a new page in the development of the product.
cTrader Copy Module
The modular approach of Spotware Systems to the development of its product suite lays the groundwork for incorporating cTrader Copy, which is the planned successor of the cMirror service. The idea behind the move is for clients to be able to execute different kind of trading via a single software suite.
Customers of brokers that are offering cTrader will be able to execute manual trading, copy trading, mirror trading and trading performance analysis from the same application. Spotware Systems has also included a host of new upgrades into cTrader 3.0.
Clients have acces to a wider range of predefined tick charts, the brand new cTrader Analyze application for analyzing trading performance, many usability changes as well as an enhanced cAlgo.API. The cAlgo.API improvements include support for Stop Limit orders, trailing stop losses, fractional volumes and Stop trigger methods.
The Head of Community Management at Spotware, Panagiotis Charalampous, stated: “By releasing cTrader 3.0, we reached a major milestone. A unified trading application that would provide a seamless trading experience alongside the entire spectrum of our users, these being manual traders, algorithmic traders, strategy providers and strategy followers, was something that we were working on tirelessly during the last year.
"Finally, by releasing cTrader 3.0, we managed to share part of this work with our traders and brokers, with more exciting features being on the way and to be delivered later this year,” Mr Charalampous explained.
