MT5 | Funded Account

MetaTrader 5

We now offer our algorithms (algos) for MetaTrader 5. This means your options—especially when it comes to brokers—are significantly expanded. Our algos have also been specially adapted to be compatible with funded accounts and prop firm challenges.

Please note that these algos are not exact copies of the original versions running on ProRealTime. Therefore, it’s important to read the specific product descriptions carefully before making a purchase. Keep in mind that many prop firm challenges have strict rules and requirements, which means you may need to monitor your trades more actively when using these algos for that purpose.

All our algorithms are developed for MetaTrader 5, but it’s also possible to copy signals from MT5 to platforms like MT4 or cTrader. This gives you access to even more brokers and trading platforms. To do this, you’ll need a signal copying service—we use Duplikum ourselves (please note that we are not affiliated with them).

If you want your algos to run 24/7—even when your computer is turned off—you’ll also need a VPS. There are many good providers available, but we personally use FXVM (again, we are not affiliated with them).

We currently manage a 150,000 USD funded account. For live updates on open positions and daily performance (profits/losses), you can join our Discord, where we post everything in real-time, or follow us on Instagram, where we frequently share daily results.

We have also started two accounts at Vantage where we let the algos run free and you can follow how it goes. One is intended to mirror a 100k USD prop account, and the other is a slightly smaller 3800 USD account. You can follow the development live on MyFxbook using the buttons below.

As there are clear drawdown limits, we may from time to time need to stop, reduce size or test new algos on our account to ensure we do not lose our funded account. This means that this account is not completely free from our influence, 90% of the time the idea is that the algos will solve it themselves.

MetaTrader 5, live on two accounts

All our MT5 algos run on a 100k USD funded account and an own account of 3,800 USD. Every trade is verified on myfxbook.

Questions before you start

How risky is algo trading?

All trading carries risk and CFD trading is high risk. You can lose part or all of the capital you put in. Our own live account has had a largest drop from its peak of −23.5% and a worst month of −13.9%. Give any algo at least six months before you judge it.

Are the results real?

The live results come from our own ProRealTime account and have been published every month since December 2023, after trading costs. Backtests are shown separately on each algo and are always marked as simulated.

Can I try before I buy?

Yes. Every algo comes with a 14-day free trial on a demo account. Email us which algo you want to test and we send it to you.

How much capital do I need?

It depends on the algo and the risk you choose. With IG you can start from about 6,500 kr, but with a small account each losing trade becomes a large share of it. Every single algo page has a capital check that shows your risk per trade.

Does my computer need to be on?

Not with ProRealTime. The algo runs on the broker's servers and you can follow it in the IG app. Expert advisors for MetaTrader 5 need MetaTrader running, so most people use a VPS.

Do I get updates?

Yes. We review every algo continuously and you get new versions for free during your license period.

Why is the shortest license 6 months?

Because an algo has to be judged over many market conditions. A few weeks can look great or awful by chance.

Why do you sell algos you use yourselves?

The algos trade liquid index, gold and currency markets where our customers do not compete with each other. Selling them gives us a second income and you get algos we trust with our own money.

Can I cancel my purchase?

The algos are digital content delivered by email. When delivery starts at your request the right of withdrawal does not apply, according to Chapter 2, Section 11 of the Swedish Distance Contracts Act (2005:59). That is why we offer the free trial first.