Abstract:In order to provide you with better online trading services, STARTARDER will be upgrading the MT4 server STARTRADERINTL-Live2 and the MT5 Server STARTRADERINTL-Live from 07:30 to 12:30 on March 11, 2023, platform time (GMT+2). Trading is suspended during this period, please arrange transactions in advance to avoid unnecessary losses.
Dear Customer,
In order to provide you with better online trading services, STARTARDER will be upgrading the MT4 server STARTRADERINTL-Live2 and the MT5 Server STARTRADERINTL-Live from 07:30 to 12:30 on March 11, 2023, platform time (GMT+2). Trading is suspended during this period, please arrange transactions in advance to avoid unnecessary losses.
Please note that this upgrade will not affect the MT4 server STARTRADERINTL-Live, and you can trade on this server as usual.
If you have any questions concerning this upgrade, please contact us via info@startrader.com.We wish you happy trading.
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