Swiss-based Dukascopy has increased the number of instruments on MT5 from over 100 to more than 400. The list of new products includes gold and silver, an extended range of forex crosses and crypto CFDs.
According to the CFD broker’s Thursday announcement, all additional instruments are already available on both live and demo accounts.
The online bank described the enhancement as part of its plan to offer comprehensive market access and diverse trading opportunities. “We continue to place a high priority on enhancing your trading experience and helping you to achieve your goals by providing you with the necessary resources to trade global markets effectively,” Dukascopy mentioned.
Dukascopy supports MT5 alongside MT4 and its proprietary JForex platform. MT5 is a multi‑asset solution that can handle forex, commodities, indices, stocks, bonds, energy and metals, as well as cryptocurrencies. The latest expansion maps more of this universe into the MT5 environment while keeping the same instrument set on both demo and live accounts.
Last year, Dukascopy Bank posted a sharp improvement in its financial performance for the first half of last year. The bank generated a standalone profit of CHF 3.32 million in the first half of 2025, a marked increase from CHF 19.8 thousand a year earlier. On a consolidated basis, which factors in its subsidiaries, profit rose to CHF 3.29 million, up from CHF 80.8 thousand in the first half of 2024.
Dukascopy Trading Income Rises
Trading activities remained the main earnings driver, with standalone trading profit at CHF 11.52 million and consolidated trading profit at CHF 11.71 million, while commission business and services contributed a further CHF 1.70 million to both standalone and consolidated results.
Dukascopy’s balance sheet also inched higher over the period. Standalone total assets rose to CHF 244.63 million at the end of June 2025 from CHF 235.09 million at the end of 2024, while consolidated assets increased to CHF 248.35 million from CHF 239.87 million.
Last year, Dukascopy expanded its proprietary JForexplatform by adding 303 new trading instruments. This boosted its multi‑asset offering across currency, precious metals, and cryptocurrency markets. The offerings include various cross‑currency pairs and non‑USD combinations linked to cryptocurrencies and precious metals.
