
Product reference
EA Pro Risk Panel for MetaTrader 5
A technical reference for a native MetaTrader 5 risk and trade-management panel whose core runs locally without external DLLs or a required web server.
Direct answer
EA Pro Risk Panel is a native MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisor for risk sizing, order management, partial exits, and drawdown controls. Its core trading and risk functions run inside the MT5 terminal using standard MQL5 APIs. No external DLL or mandatory web server is required for those core functions. Full connected Telegram delivery is planned for version 4 and is not part of the public version 3.4 release.
Real product interface
The panel inside MetaTrader 5
Official MQL5 listing: free, version 3.4, updated 11 July 2026



What native means here
Native means that risk calculations, chart interaction, order preparation, trade management, ticket state, and terminal persistence are implemented in the MT5 Expert Advisor environment. The core does not hand these responsibilities to a desktop bridge or remote execution service.
- Standard MQL5 APIs
- Runs inside the MT5 terminal
- No external DLL for core operation
- Per-ticket state stored through terminal facilities
Current capability boundary
The public version 3.4 panel manages local trading workflows. Connected services are deliberately separated so a network interruption cannot become an undocumented dependency of the local risk engine.
- Risk-based position sizing
- Market and pending order workflows
- Multiple partial take-profit levels
- Break-even and stop-management controls
- Drawdown and preventive protection controls
- Telegram preview; full delivery planned for version 4
What will use a network
The planned version 4 Telegram delivery will use the EA PRO relay and Telegram network. Account, licensing, and web-dashboard features also require the website. These services do not redefine the local execution boundary of the risk panel.
Verification sources
The public MQL5 listing is the distribution record. The native-architecture reference documents how to verify the DLL and server boundary. Product release notes record behavior changes by version.
Evidence standard
Claims on these pages describe the current product architecture. Performance or superiority claims are not made without reproducible measurements.