Swift Close provides instant one-click position exits on MT5 for emergency risk control

This Swift Close review in 2026 evaluates the performance and provides a practical analysis of the utility on MT5. The first objective measurement is execution time and consistency: Swift Close is built to send market close orders for either all buys or all sells on the current symbol and filter by magic number when required. In testing it closed grouped orders consistently and delivered immediate manual control during simulated spikes. The tool’s uniqueness is its narrow, focused purpose. Swift Close does not attempt to predict markets or open positions; it is explicitly designed for emergency exits. The algorithm relies on standard MT5 trade functions and checks for order status and error codes, which improves reliability across brokers. Maksim Novikov designed Swift Close with two on-chart buttons to minimize learning curve and reduce reaction time for traders. Market conditions it handles best are fast intraday volatility, news spikes, and broker-side events where rapid de-risking is needed. Risk management is manual by design: the advisor does not set stop losses but complements them by enabling immediate full-direction closes to stop cascading losses. Expected performance characteristics include near-instant execution in low-latency environments, near-total close success in normal market liquidity, and occasional slippage under illiquid spreads. Overall, Swift Close is a narrowly focused MT5 utility that augments existing risk controls without replacing core trade planning.