An automated forex bot takes market data, applies rules a human trader would recognise, and places or records trades without waiting for you. Ours reads live prices and makes live calls. It does not send orders anywhere. Everything below is written so you can tell those two facts apart before you put money in.
Simulated — not real trading results. Bot returns, success rates and profits shown here are projections, not guaranteed and not from live trading. Forex and crypto trading can lose money; only use funds you can afford to lose. You can withdraw your balance at any time without making another deposit.
This is the only table on this site you should read twice. If a number is marked simulated, it was produced by our software and cannot be checked against any outside record.
Quotes come from public exchange feeds (Binance websocket, Bitget ticker API) and refresh continuously while the page is open.
RSI, MACD, momentum and volume readings are computed from those quotes, so the direction calls track what the market is doing now.
The bot records what a trade would have done at the quoted price. No order is sent to an exchange, so there is no broker confirmation, no slippage and no real fill.
Balance changes shown by the bot are book entries in our database. They are not custodial funds moving through a broker.
The server fetches the current bid, ask, 24-hour high and low for each tracked pair and caches the snapshot for a few seconds so every visitor sees the same figures.
Price history is reduced to the readings a discretionary trader would check: trend position, momentum, whether volume supports the move, and how far price sits from recent range extremes.
Those readings are passed to a language model along with a tool schema, which returns a BUY, SELL or HOLD call with a reason, an entry level, a target and a stop, plus a confidence score.
Risk per trade is a fixed fraction of the displayed balance, and the stop distance sets how large the simulated position may be. This is the part that matters most in live trading and the part a backtest cannot prove.
The simulated trade is written to your history with the price it would have entered at and the price it would have exited at. Nothing is transmitted to a venue.
These are the pieces we deliberately do not have in place. Until they exist, no product on this site should be described as live trading, including ours.
Plans change how many pairs are tracked and how often the strategy acts. They do not change the fact that results are simulated.
Minimum $250
10-15 simulated trades per day
Email support
Also offered as a one-week trial with no charge.
Minimum $300
20-30 simulated trades per day
Priority email support
More pairs, wider market coverage.
Minimum $500
40-60 simulated trades per day
Round-the-clock support
The most aggressive settings we ship.
The app also shows a target return range for each plan. Those ranges are simulated projections from the strategy, not a record of customer results, and no plan has ever paid them out.
Use these four questions on us as well as on anyone else. They are the difference between a tool and a story.
A real automated strategy trades through a broker or exchange account you control, with your own API key and withdrawal rights. If a third party holds the funds and shows you a number, that number is their ledger, not the market's.
A performance claim is only useful when it can be checked against an independent record: a broker statement, an exchange transaction list, or an on-chain transaction you can look up yourself. Screenshots and dashboards are not evidence.
Every strategy has a worst drawdown and a longest flat period. A page that shows only the average gain is describing half of the distribution. Judge a system by how bad its bad month was, not by its best week.
No legitimate service should make a withdrawal, a release or a payout depend on depositing more. If funding more money is ever presented as the way to unlock something that is already yours, stop.
No. The bot reads live prices and makes live calls, but the trades it records are simulated: no order reaches an exchange, and the profit figures it shows are projections, not realised results.
Because the honest version of the answer is useful. Most of what is marketed as an automated forex bot is a dashboard that reports numbers the visitor cannot check. This page says plainly which parts of our product are live and which are simulated.
A real deployment needs a broker or exchange account in your name, encrypted API credentials you issue yourself with trading-only permissions, order routing that handles rejection and partial fills, and accounting for fees, spread and slippage. We do not do that today.
Yes. A withdrawal request never depends on making another deposit. If a payout cannot be completed we tell you it failed and put the amount back on your balance; we do not ask you to top up to release it.
No. Nothing on this site is a promise of profit. The percentage figures in the app are simulated targets produced by the strategy, not a record of what customers earned.
Anyone trading money they cannot afford to lose, anyone looking for income to cover expenses, and anyone who cannot tolerate seeing a losing month. Automated systems feel safe because they are quiet; they are not.
No payment is needed to look around, and the free signal page shows the same decision format the bot uses.
If anything here is unclear, ask before funding anything. WhatsApp +1 458-329-1416, Telegram @Maxforex100, or maxforexautomatedtradingroboti@gmail.com.
Trading foreign exchange and cryptocurrencies carries a high risk of loss. Nothing on this page is investment advice, a solicitation, or a guarantee of any outcome. Automated tools can lose money faster than manual trading because they act without hesitation and without asking.