Download the MarketData Hub Client
One app, three platforms. It runs entirely on your machine, connects straight to the data source, and writes files to your disk — nothing about what you fetch reaches us.
Builds
| Windows | Microsoft Store — signed by Microsoft, installs and updates itself Windows 10 version 1809 or later |
|---|---|
| macOS | Disk image (.dmg) · zip — Apple silicon and Intel macOS 11 Big Sur or later |
| Linux | AppImage (portable) — x64 and Arm64 · .deb (installer) — x64 Any glibc-based distribution (Ubuntu 22.04+ tested) |
Create an account and download — free →
Signing up unlocks the app for every platform, on the page and in your account — it is free to install. A licence (€9+ one-time) is what activates it so it can fetch data.
On Windows, MarketData Hub is on the Microsoft Store. Microsoft signs the package at ingestion, so it installs with no security warning and updates itself. macOS and Linux builds are downloaded directly from the release page.
Release details
| Current version | 0.5.0 |
|---|---|
| Checksums | SHA-256 sums are published alongside the binaries, so you can verify a build before running it. |
| Changelog | Release notes ship with every build. |
| Updates | Windows updates come from the Microsoft Store, automatically. On macOS and Linux the app can check for new versions — opt-in, off until you switch it on in Settings; the AppImage installs them itself. |
| Licence | €9 one-time for the entry tier — the app is inert until one is activated. All three tiers. |
System requirements
- Windows: Windows 10 version 1809 or later
- macOS: macOS 11 Big Sur or later
- Linux: Any glibc-based distribution (Ubuntu 22.04+ tested)
- Disk space for whatever you retrieve — tick histories run to many gigabytes.
- An internet connection for the direct link to the data source. Nothing else phones home during a run.
First run
The Windows build is distributed through the Microsoft Store and is signed by Microsoft, so it installs with nothing to confirm. The macOS and Linux builds are downloaded directly and are not code-signed; only macOS asks for a confirmation on the first launch.
- Windows: Nothing to bypass. The Store installs it like any other app, keeps it up to date, and removes it cleanly if you ever uninstall.
- macOS: Open the .dmg and drag MarketData Hub into Applications, then use the steps below.
- Linux: Install the .deb with `sudo apt install ./MarketDataHub-*.deb`, or chmod +x the portable AppImage and run it — on Ubuntu 22.04+ the AppImage also needs `sudo apt install libfuse2` (or run it with --appimage-extract-and-run).
Then: sign in to activate your licence, choose a destination folder, pick an instrument, a date range and a timeframe, and run it. The download is free, but without an active licence the app can't retrieve anything, so buy one to use it — and the picker on the home page is the same interface, so you can rehearse the whole flow before installing or buying anything.
Activation is once per computer and needs an internet connection; after that the app works entirely offline, including on a machine that never sees the internet again. Move to a different computer and you sign in once more — there is no limit on how many of your own machines you activate.
What you can fetch
All 265+ instruments across forex, crypto, indices, commodities, bonds, ETFs and shares, every timeframe from ticks to monthly candles, over the entire history the source holds. Every licence tier reaches all of it — the three tiers differ by export formats, bulk queueing and automation, and none of them limits how many of your machines you activate.
Before you start
MarketData Hub is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Dukascopy Bank SA. The application retrieves data on your machine, under your instruction, subject to the source's own terms. Read Dukascopy's terms for what you may do with the data you retrieve, and our Terms of Use for the software licence itself.