AXIORY Adds Standard and Max Accounts to MT5, Renames Terra Account to Nano
AXIORY said Standard and Max accounts are now available on MT5 from 14 October 2026, alongside Zero, Alpha and the former Terra account, which has been renamed Nano on the platform. The company said the rename does not change trading conditions or services, and existing MT5 Terra clients continue without any procedure.
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In a notice published on its Japanese website on 14 October 2026, AXIORY said Standard and Max accounts became available on MT5 that day. MT5 previously offered the Terra, Zero and Alpha account types; the broker framed the addition as letting clients keep a familiar account type across MT4, MT5 and cTrader while choosing according to trading style and trading conditions. AXIORY described Standard as its flagship account type, used by clients ranging from beginners to professional traders. It described Max as carrying the highest leverage setting among its account types, at 2,000:1, a level the notice applies when total equity is ¥300,000 or less. The company also said Standard and Max account holders will be able to use MT5 features including 21 timeframes and six types of pending orders.
Terra becomes Nano on MT5
AXIORY renamed the MT5 Terra account to Nano. According to the notice, trading conditions and service content are unchanged, and clients currently trading a Terra account on MT5 can continue without any procedure. The notice added that Japanese stock CFDs can be traded only on MT5. It did not set out instrument-level conditions for the newly added account types.
Opening an MT5 account
Clients can open an MT5 account through the AXIORY portal by selecting MT5 as the platform and choosing the desired account type on the additional account opening screen, the company said. Existing MT4 and cTrader trading accounts can be used in parallel, according to the notice. The announcement states that trading involves risk. It did not specify which legal entity or jurisdictions the account types are available in beyond the Japanese-language notice.
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