MT4 white label: admin access and trading conditions.
White label on MT4 centres on administrator control. Specify which settings you own, which the provider retains, and how changes are made and audited.
Permission matrix
Create a table of settings (spreads, leverage, commissions, swaps, groups) against roles (administrator, manager, dealer) and note who may change what. Keep it under version control.
Dealing and risk tooling
Execution model, dealer controls and exposure monitoring should match your policy. Test them under simulated volatility before launch.
Operations
Server patching, backups and plugin changes need a change-control process. Link to CRM and payment integrations as dependent systems.
Audit and logging
Record changes to trading conditions with who, what, when and why. Review logs periodically and reconcile them with approvals. Reliable change records support compliance reviews and make incident analysis faster.
Role and permission example
Administrator: configuration and groups. Manager: client accounts and reports. Dealer: order handling. Auditor: read-only. Map each person to a role and review quarterly. Least privilege limits damage from mistakes and misuse.
Questions we hear
Is MT4 white label still deployed?
Yes, widely, though many new builds consider MT5. Compare against requirements.
Does it need a licence?
Depends on your jurisdiction and activity. See the licence pages.