Every NexTrader signal, traded in your MT5 for you
The NexTrader EA copies each VIP signal into your account as soon as it is posted: the entry, the stop and three targets, sized to your balance. It moves the stop as the targets are hit, and closes what is left when we close the signal.
Your EA
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Watch each step, then do the same in your MT5. Tap a step to see it again.
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How it trades
The same plan as the channel
The entry, the stop and three targets, kept at the same distances from your own fill. Prices can differ a little between our feed and your broker's, so the distances are what is copied.
Sized to your balance
Each signal risks 1% of your balance (0.5% on USD/CAD), split over the three targets. You can change it on the panel. If the account is too small for that, the EA uses the smallest lot as long as it risks no more than 3%; otherwise it skips the signal and says why.
Managed to the end
At TP1 the stop moves to your entry, at TP2 to TP1. Whatever is left is closed when NexTrader closes the signal: after 48 hours, or at 20:00 UTC on Friday on forex.
Careful by default
It skips a signal more than 30 minutes old or one the price has already left behind, waits out wide spreads, and runs once per account. Pause and Close all are one tap on the panel.
Questions
Which MT5 account do I need?
A Deriv MT5 account with forex and crypto (Standard, also called Financial). It must be a hedging account, as every Deriv MT5 account is. A Derived account (synthetic indices) has none of our pairs.
Can I try it on a demo account first?
Yes, and we recommend it. Run it on a Deriv MT5 demo account for a few signals before you put it on real money.
Why does one signal open three trades?
Every signal has three targets, and an MT5 position can hold only one take-profit, so the EA splits the trade into three positions, one per target. Together they are one trade, at the risk you set. The first third takes profit at TP1 and the stop of the rest moves to your entry; the second third takes profit at TP2 and the stop moves to TP1; the last third aims for TP3. The panel shows the three as one line, with their total lot and profit.
How fast does a signal reach my MT5?
Within seconds. The EA checks for new signals every 10 seconds in the minutes after each candle closes, when signals are made, and places the trade the moment it sees one.
Does my computer have to stay on?
MT5 has to be running for the EA to open new trades and move the stops. The stop and the targets of every trade sit with your broker, so they work even while MT5 is closed. To copy around the clock, run MT5 on a VPS, with your key in the EA's inputs so it goes along.
Can I use it on more than one account?
Yes, on up to three MT5 accounts, for example a demo one and a real one. To move it to other accounts, message @safebinarybot on Telegram.
What does the EA send to NexTrader?
Your key, the EA's version, your MT5 account number and your broker's name, so we can check your access. Nothing about your balance or your trades leaves MT5.
Will it make money?
Nobody can promise that. Some signals lose, and a run of losses can happen to any method. Every result is on the results page, losses included. Only trade money you can afford to lose.