Updates shipped in July–September 2026, newest first.
The German WebAPI node was down for ten minutes on 29 September after one hung trading-server call. Every trading-server call now has a deadline, retries of trades are safe with an idempotency key, and failover is faster.
Read the full note: WebAPI outage on 29 September, and the fix now in production →You can try the Assistant against your own platforms in the sandbox today. It is an early experiment, marked as one, and we would like to hear what you ask it.
Read the full note: The Assistant is open in the sandbox →Questions in the Assistant can now be edited, and answers re-run against today's data — without losing what you had before.
Read the full note: Reword a question, or ask it again →A new Assistant section answers plain-language questions about your trade platforms — and it cannot change anything, because there is nothing in it that writes.
Read the full note: Ask your trade platforms a question →See your own bid and ask beside the sources you follow, live — so price drift, widening spreads and crossed-market gaps show themselves the moment they appear.
Read the full note: Quotes Comparer is open to everyone →Both sections now have their own permissions, so you can hand them to the colleagues who need them and leave everyone else a tidier Toolbox.
Read the full note: Deciding who sees Feedback and Quotes Comparer →A full write-up of Open and Closed Trades Reconciliation, failed-operation tracking, and the two loop-check fixes that shipped this year — across MT4, MT5 and MatchTrader.
Read the full note: How the copier's reconciliation actually works →New parts of Toolbox now mark themselves for a week, counted from the first time you see them.
Read the full note: Spotting what is new →Ideas are ranked by votes, your own vote is always visible, and the voting rules are stated right above the list instead of a one-time banner.
Read the full note: The Ideas board now ranks what you're asking for →The Feedback ticket list now groups tickets by whether we owe you a reply or you owe us one, so you can tell what needs your attention at a glance.
Read the full note: Your ticket list, sorted by whose turn it is →Match symbols by exact name, by a familiar wildcard mask, or by regular expression — and see how much of your stream already lines up before you write a single rule.
Read the full note: Symbol matching in plain language →The comparison matrix now stays smooth on very large symbol sets, symbol mapping takes one rule instead of hundreds, and every form in Toolbox saves with Ctrl+S and closes with Esc.
Read the full note: A faster quote matrix, and Ctrl+S everywhere →Quotes Comparer now picks up your own platform's address by itself, and a source that cannot connect tells you what is missing instead of retrying in silence.
Read the full note: Compare against your own platform, without the setup →Invited colleagues now choose their own password from a secure, single-use link. Passwords are never sent by e-mail.
Read the full note: New team members set their own password →A new Ideas tab in Feedback lets you see what other customers are asking for and vote for what you need too — without exposing who you are.
Read the full note: Vote on what we build next — anonymously →A new Feedback section lets you write to us directly from Toolbox — and share credentials and files safely with Secrets that expire and show you every access.
Read the full note: Tell us what's wrong, missing or unclear →Our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Data Processing Addendum are published and easy to find, with a short one-time confirmation when they take effect.
Read the full note: Clear terms, stronger privacy commitments →Balance-adjustment runs no longer bury your activity log under thousands of repeated lines, and our own reliability checks got stricter.
Read the full note: A quieter activity log →New accounts now get exactly one organization with a readable name, instead of occasionally a handful of empty duplicates.
Read the full note: One organization on sign-up, named properly →MyWebApi's v2 API adds a single {data, error, meta} response envelope, real-time over SignalR, and three open-source SDKs that handle OAuth2, pagination and reconnection for you. It runs on the sandbox only for now, and MT5 coverage is still thin — if your integration is MT5, stay on v1.
Read the full note: MyWebApi v2 in open beta, with official SDKs →We published a complete write-up of what meters, what never meters, and how per-hour billing compares with a flat monthly fee — with the arithmetic included so you can check it against your own setup.
Read the full note: How usage-based pricing works — the full explanation →When a trading platform refuses a connection, Toolbox now explains what happened, whose side it is on, and what to do next.
Read the full note: Clearer answers when a connection test fails →Choose to pay in USDT and your deposit address shows up right away — no waiting, no blank screen.
Read the full note: Your crypto payment address now appears instantly →Choose your payment method in one place on Billing → Details, and it applies to all your open invoices at once. Paying an invoice is now just that — pay, no method to pick each time.
Read the full note: Pick how you pay once — it applies to every open invoice →The Quotes Comparer now checks every single tick, so a crossed price that opens and closes in a fraction of a second no longer slips past between screen updates.
Read the full note: Catch the arbitrage that only lasts a heartbeat →The Quotes Comparer now shows all of your platform books and every external source side by side, so you can spot an off-market price — or a mismatch between your own platforms — the moment it appears.
Read the full note: Every platform, every price, one screen →Paying an invoice with PayPal is now dependable even if you come back to it later — we refresh the secure checkout link for you on the spot, so an old link never leaves you stuck.
Read the full note: Your PayPal payment link always works →Loading the app is now steadier under heavy use — no more getting stuck on the loading screen, and a clear Retry option if the server is momentarily busy.
Read the full note: Smoother, more reliable sign-in →