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Access Your HFM Trading Account

Sign in to myHFM to manage funding and verification, then open a separate MetaTrader session to place trades — here is how the two logins work together.

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Min deposit $0 (from about $5 to fund)  ·  Up to 1:2000  ·  Rating 4.3/5

To log in to HFM, use your registered email and password in the HFM client area (myHFM); to trade, log in to MetaTrader 4/5 or the app with your trading account number, its password and the correct server. Two-factor authentication is supported for the client area.

Signing in to HFM, step by step

  1. Go to the myHFM client portal and enter the email address and password used when you registered.
  2. Confirm the sign-in with two-factor authentication if it is switched on for the account.
  3. Inside myHFM, fund the account, request a withdrawal or check ticket history.
  4. Launch MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5 (or the HFM app) and sign in separately with the trading account number, its own password and the correct server name.

Password recovery and two-factor login

Lost the myHFM password? Use the on-page 'Forgot password' link to get a reset email. Two-factor authentication (2FA) can be switched on for extra protection - keep the myHFM password and the MetaTrader trading password different, and never hand either one to someone claiming to be HFM support.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I log in to my HFM account?
Open the HFM client area (myHFM), enter your registered email and password, and complete 2FA if enabled. For the platform, use your MT4/MT5 account number and server.
I forgot my HFM password — what do I do?
Use the 'Forgot password' link on the login page to reset it by email. Your client-area password and your MT4/MT5 trading password are separate.
Does HFM offer two-factor authentication?
Yes, HFM supports 2FA for the client area to add a second layer of security beyond your password.

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