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Check out the new article: Integrating External Applications with MQL5 Community OAuth.
Learn how to add “Sign in with MQL5” to your Android app using the OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow. The guide covers app registration, endpoints, redirect URI, Custom Tabs, deep-link handling, and a PHP backend that exchanges the code for an access token over HTTPS. You will authenticate real MQL5 users and access profile data such as rank and reputation.
For every registered user on the MQL5 community, numerous advantages await. This platform serves as a home for algorithmic traders of both novice and expert levels, accessible to millions of traders worldwide. Recently, I discovered an incredible feature available to all registered users: the Apps section in MQL5 allows you to configure OAuth (Open Authorization) for your external applications. After navigating the complexities of integrating these components, I decided to prepare this article as a simplified guide. Beyond the technical implementation, you'll discover a feature you might have overlooked and gain valuable insights into integration of Android apps with MQL5.
Author: Clemence Benjamin