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Once you’re connected to your VPS via Remote Desktop, the actual MT5 + EA setup takes a few minutes. This is the step-by-step you follow inside the VPS desktop. Screenshots are placeholders for now — they’ll be added before public launch.

1

OPEN METATRADER 5

MT5 is pre-installed on the VPS desktop. Double-click the MetaTrader 5 icon to launch it. On first start it will ask for your broker’s login details.

[ SCREENSHOT — MT5 ICON ON DESKTOP ]
2

LOG IN WITH YOUR BROKER CREDENTIALS

Enter the login number, password, and server your broker emailed you. Choose the “existing trade account” option, not “new demo account”.

[ SCREENSHOT — MT5 LOGIN DIALOG ]

Once connected, your live account balance appears in the bottom-left of the MT5 window.

3

OPEN A CHART FOR EACH PAIR

From the top menu, choose File → New Chart and pick the pair (e.g. AUDCAD). Repeat for each pair your region trades:

  • EU/EEA: AUDCAD, EURUSD
  • International / US: EURGBP, AUDCAD, EURUSD
[ SCREENSHOT — CHART OPEN FOR EACH PAIR ]
4

DRAG THE ATLASSYNC EA ONTO EACH CHART

In the Navigator panel on the left (View → Navigator if hidden), expand Expert Advisors and find Atlassync. Drag it onto each pair’s chart.

[ SCREENSHOT — DRAGGING EA ONTO CHART ]

A settings dialog opens for each chart. Paste your webhook secret (generated on the Setup page after subscribing) into the WebhookSecret field. Leave the other inputs at default.

[ SCREENSHOT — EA SETTINGS DIALOG ]
5

ENABLE AUTOTRADING

Click the AutoTrading button in MT5’s top toolbar. When enabled, it turns green. The EA will start managing trades on each chart.

[ SCREENSHOT — AUTOTRADING BUTTON GREEN ]

You’ll see a small smiley face on each chart’s top-right when the EA is running. A frowning face means the EA is loaded but AutoTrading isn’t enabled yet.

6

VERIFY ON YOUR DASHBOARD

Within a minute, your Atlassync dashboard will start showing your live account — balance, equity, open positions, and the EA Controls panel. If it doesn’t, open the dashboard and check the EA status indicator.

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