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FXTRADING.com's Policy on Trading Bots

Understand FXTRADING.com’s position on trading bots, the risks and support limits for third-party EAs, and how to spot false affiliation or return claims.

FXTRADING.com does not currently develop proprietary trading bots or Expert Advisors (EAs), and it does not recommend a third-party automation tool. Some EAs may be compatible with a supported platform, but compatibility does not prove a partnership, endorsement or guaranteed outcome.

Official Position on Trading Bots

  • FXTRADING.com does not develop or distribute proprietary trading bots

  • The platform does not officially endorse any third-party automation tools

  • Treat a partnership or endorsement claim as unverified unless it appears in a current official FXTRADING.com channel. Platform compatibility alone is not evidence of an official relationship.


Automated Trading on the Platform

While FXTRADING.com does not provide trading bots, clients can use compatible Expert Advisors (EAs) on their MetaTrader platforms at their own discretion and risk. However:

  • These must be obtained from third-party sources

  • The Customer Support Team can help review the current FXTRADING.com account, platform, server, symbol, trading-condition and error-message records. It does not audit, debug or approve third-party code or strategy.

  • Use third-party software at your own risk and under the applicable terms. Compatibility does not guarantee EA functionality or continuity, order execution, performance, profit or loss limitation.


Protecting Yourself from Fraudulent Services

Be cautious of services claiming to be affiliated with FXTRADING.com:

  • Verify all information through official FXTRADING.com channels

  • Be skeptical of guaranteed returns or "exclusive partnership" claims

  • Report suspicious services to FXTRADING.com's Customer Support Team

Bots and EAs can open, modify or close orders quickly and repeatedly, and configuration, connectivity or leverage errors can magnify losses. Review the source, permissions, compatibility and risk settings, test the software and monitor it. Never share a password, one-time code, private key or recovery phrase, or grant remote access because of a provider claim. Report a suspicious service through an official ticket with its public name, URL, claim and a redacted screenshot; do not include secrets, identity documents or full payment details.

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