Broker-neutral

Connect your own broker

Merini is not a broker — it is charting and analysis software. We do not custody funds and earn nothing from your broker trades (our only revenue is the subscription). You connect a broker account you chose yourself and trade through the Merini interface. This is BYO (bring your own broker), and it is how we stay neutral.

Live broker connection is coming

Connecting a broker account for live trading is currently in preparation. For now you can experience every feature — charts, depth, order entry — on the demo (virtual funds) without signing up. Below are examples of brokers Merini is being designed to be compatible with.

Try the demo first

How do I choose a broker?

Merini does not recommend any particular broker. Compare regulatory jurisdiction (licensing), instruments, fees, and deposit/withdrawal terms yourself — and above all, confirm the regulations and suitability for your own country of residence. If you already have a cTrader account, you can connect it as-is.

Brokers not listed

Merini is not tied to any single broker (neutral). Accounts at other brokers offering cTrader may also be connectable — the list above is illustrative, not a solicitation.

Important notice

Merini is not a licensed financial investment firm and does not solicit, broker, or recruit trades or account openings with any particular broker. Opening an account, deposits/withdrawals, and trading are entirely between you and the broker; Merini is not involved and receives no fee or rebate of any kind from brokers (our only revenue is the software subscription). The information on this page is not investment advice or solicitation, and broker names/logos are factual compatibility references only — they do not imply affiliation. Trading conditions change, so verify directly with your own broker before trading, and you are responsible for complying with the regulations of your place of residence.