These reviews look at brokers and platforms from the point of view of someone running an expert advisor. They check the licence and the entity, the account types and costs, what the contract says about automated trading, and how to verify each claim yourself.
11 articles in this category.
How to check a forex broker before running an expert advisor: regulation, execution, spreads, minimum stops, account types and the rules that affect EA trading.
How to verify a forex broker licence before you deposit: find the number, check the regulator's register, confirm your entity, and read what protection covers.
What a cent account really does to an EA: the same lot, a 100x smaller balance, the 0.01 minimum that breaks risk sizing, and a worked $1 example in full.
How to move an EA from demo to live without changing its edge: the fourteen things that differ at the switch, and how to control each one before you fund.
What an EA costs to run for a year: spread, commission, slippage, swap and VPS, worked through step by step, with the break-even pips you must beat.
How much VPS an EA needs: latency bands, why 1 GB RAM is usually enough, broker-hosted versus third-party servers, and what free VPS offers actually require.
Brokers allow EAs and scalping only as far as their contract says. These clauses decide it, and this is how to check them before you open and fund an account.
Ranking three brokers for EA trading on the criteria that matter: entity, MT4 and MT5 support, automation terms, and the checks to run before you fund.
XM reviewed from its own documents: the FSC Belize licence, the $5 Standard account, protection terms, and the checks to run before you fund an EA account.
EA-focused Exness review: which entity serves retail clients, what FCA and CySEC cover, account types, and the execution tests to run before you fund.
An EA-focused RoboForex review: the FSC Belize licence, ProCent and Pro for automation, spreads, server time, and the terms to verify before you fund.
AI-powered grid scalper for MetaTrader 5 — adaptive ATR spacing, range & trend dual detection, and institutional-grade risk management.
