The "Purchased" tab contains all your applications, magazines and books from the Market.
From this tab you can download purchased and rented products, which are not yet installed in your trading platform.
Simply enter the login and password of your MQL5.com account in the settings and access all your apps.
In this section you get informed about free update releases for purchased products and demo versions.
Additional features are available for paid robots and indicators.
Firstly, you can test downloaded demo versions before purchasing.
Secondly, here you can lease an application if the renting option is provided by its author.
If you are using a rented product, from this tab you can pay to renew its rental period.
After you make a payment for the selected period, the updated application will be downloaded automatically.
On your other computers, the product can be updated up to this renewed period for free as per available activations.
Finally, here you can proceed to purchase the unlimited version of the product after testing or renting.
Please note that you will have to pay the full price of a product.
Previously paid rental fees do not affect the application price.
After you make a payment, the application is downloaded, activated and added to the Market folder of the Navigator window.
From this point, you can use the product for its intended purpose without any limitations.
One activation of a paid or rented product is required for one computer, even if you are running multiple platforms on it.
However, if you upgrade your computer components or change the operating system, you will also need to re-install the application and use one of its activations.
One more thing to mention is that purchased magazines and books can also be downloaded from the Purchased section.
You can open them or read their free previews from this tab straight in your trading platform.
That is all about the Market - the largest online store of digital products for traders.
Now you know where to find and how to purchase Expert Advisors, indicators, books, and magazines.