If you have an MT4 strategy or indicator written in MQL4, you can now use Xen AI for NinjaTrader to convert the source code into NinjaScript.
New users receive free trial credits, which can be used for conversions. For smaller indicators and Expert Advisors, that can be enough to try the complete workflow without paying anything.
You provide the original <span>.mq4</span> source code and tell Xen what needs to be preserved. Xen then converts the MQL4 logic into a NinjaTrader 8 strategy or indicator.
This is particularly useful for older MT4 code that would otherwise need to be rewritten manually. Indicator calculations, configurable inputs, entry and exit rules, stops, targets, and trade-management logic can all carry over as part of the conversion. You can then check the generated NinjaScript with Xen's Build Check before testing it in NinjaTrader.
It isn't simply a syntax conversion. MetaTrader and NinjaTrader use different APIs and execution models, so MT4-specific functions need to be interpreted and implemented using the appropriate NinjaTrader equivalents.
If you have a collection of old MT4 indicators or EAs, the free credits are an easy way to see which ones are worth bringing across to NinjaTrader 8.
Try the MT4 to NinjaTrader converter:
https://ninja.clickalgo.com/
Watch the video demo:
New users receive free trial credits, which can be used for conversions. For smaller indicators and Expert Advisors, that can be enough to try the complete workflow without paying anything.
You provide the original <span>.mq4</span> source code and tell Xen what needs to be preserved. Xen then converts the MQL4 logic into a NinjaTrader 8 strategy or indicator.
This is particularly useful for older MT4 code that would otherwise need to be rewritten manually. Indicator calculations, configurable inputs, entry and exit rules, stops, targets, and trade-management logic can all carry over as part of the conversion. You can then check the generated NinjaScript with Xen's Build Check before testing it in NinjaTrader.
It isn't simply a syntax conversion. MetaTrader and NinjaTrader use different APIs and execution models, so MT4-specific functions need to be interpreted and implemented using the appropriate NinjaTrader equivalents.
If you have a collection of old MT4 indicators or EAs, the free credits are an easy way to see which ones are worth bringing across to NinjaTrader 8.
Try the MT4 to NinjaTrader converter:
https://ninja.clickalgo.com/
Watch the video demo: