DerivUAE trading journal
DerivUAE (Deriv Capital Contracts and Currencies L.L.C) runs MetaTrader 5, so its accounts connect to BLX directly: no export, no file to drop. Paste the account number and the investor (read-only) password, and every closed trade lands in the journal a couple of minutes later, then keeps syncing on its own.
Known DerivUAE MT5 servers · 4
DerivUAE-DemoDerivUAE-ServerDerivUAE-Server-02DerivUAE-Server-03Use the server name exactly as your MetaTrader 5 login window shows it. A server missing from this list still connects if it is reachable from the internet — type its exact name in the app.
How a DerivUAE account connects
- Sign in to BLX and open Connections, then search your DerivUAE server.
- Paste the account number and the investor (read-only) password. BLX never asks for the master password.
- The history arrives a couple of minutes later, then keeps syncing: closed trades, live equity, open positions.
Read-only by design: the investor password cannot place, modify or close an order, and it gives no path to a withdrawal.
What the journal shows for DerivUAE
Calendar and daily P&L
One tile per trading day, with the note of the day and the trades behind it.
Statistics
Win rate, expectancy, profit factor, drawdown, performance by hour, weekday, symbol and strategy.
Risk rules
Daily loss and drawdown limits watched by the Risk Manager agent, with a lock when a rule breaks.
One profile per account
Each connected DerivUAE account gets its own profile, next to your other MT5 and Tradovate accounts.
Journal your DerivUAE trades
Connect an accountAccess is by invitation for now: join the waitlist, then sign in with the invited address and connect the account.
Other MT5 brokers
Server names come from the registry of BLX's cloud terminal provider (MetaApi). Listing is not an endorsement and implies no partnership with DerivUAE; the name identifies compatibility only. Report a missing or outdated entry at hello@blx.ac.