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Broker XTB Removes xStation 3 Version

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London-based broker XTB announced on Tuesday the removal of the old version of its xStation trading platform, effective on December 7. The announcement came after a string of news about rollovers and policy amendments.

In a press release published on its website, XTB said that the older version of the in-house built xStation platform will “cease to be available” for client, who are advised to manage their accounts and positions using the newer version of the platform, called xStation 5.

The xStation 5 offers most of the functionalities of its predecessors. The broker also says that it has superior execution speed, complex account statistics, keyboard shortcuts, and others. The platform also sports various tools for market analysis for market sentiment, top movers, stock screener, and heat maps.

It also provides enhanced trade ticket with SL/TP as percent of balance, along with improved charts with sharing and toolbar customization possibilities, according to the press release.

Meanwhile, a string of policy amendments have also been announced. The amendments about the GTC, Order Execution Policy, Fees and Commission table, Specification Table – Equities, and Specification Table – Forex, Commodities, Indices, Cryptocurrencies, and Margin Table are scheduled to be implemented on December 11, 2018.

The broker advises its clients and traders to further ask about the changes as well as the use of the new platform through the company’s email and telephone.

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