Ways to trade · bots
A bot states its market and its stake.
A bot is bought for a fixed number of days at a fixed price, and it trades your account to its own rules. Every card names the instrument it trades and the amount it puts behind each trade — and a bot that does not name both is shown greyed out and cannot be bought.
Buy a term, not a promise
The price and the number of days are the whole of the contract. Everything else on a card is a term of how the bot will trade.
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Buy a term
A bot is a subscription: a price and a number of days, both printed on its card. Nothing renews itself.
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It trades at the stake it states
It opens and closes in your own account, on the market it names, at the stake it names, at the leverage it names.
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It stops when the term ends
At the end of the term the bot stops opening trades. Positions it has already opened are ordinary positions in your account and stay yours.
The shelf
Instrument, stake, leverage, term and price. Five facts, on every card, before you buy.
Auto-trading · Trend
Momentum Max
Rides confirmed momentum on majors with tight risk control.
Instrument
BTC/USD
Stake per trade
$50
Leverage
5×
Term
30 days
Price
$149
Auto-trading · Market neutral
Steady Grid
Grid strategy over ranging markets — small, frequent wins.
Instrument
EUR/USD
Stake per trade
$25
Leverage
1×
Term
30 days
Price
$99
Signals only · Breakout
Signal Scout
No auto-trading — sharp entries delivered as signals.
Instrument
Not stated
Stake per trade
Not stated
Leverage
1×
Term
30 days
Price
$49
Auto-trading · Range
Night Owl
Trades the Asian session while you sleep.
Instrument
USD/JPY
Stake per trade
$40
Leverage
5×
Term
60 days
Price
$199
Auto-trading · Scalping
Alpha Scalper
Scalps EUR/USD in minutes — small, consistent wins behind tight stops.
Instrument
EUR/USD
Stake per trade
$20
Leverage
10×
Term
30 days
Price
$49.99
Auto-trading · Trend
Trend Surfer Pro
Rides multi-day trends in Bitcoin, confirmed on more than one timeframe.
Instrument
BTC/USD
Stake per trade
$40
Leverage
5×
Term
30 days
Price
$79.99
Auto-trading · Range
Grid Master
A grid on EUR/GBP that earns from the range and stands aside when it breaks.
Instrument
EUR/GBP
Stake per trade
$25
Leverage
5×
Term
30 days
Price
$59.99
Auto-trading · Trend
Pro Trader Mirror
Mirrors a verified gold trader’s positions, sized to your stake.
Instrument
XAU/USD
Stake per trade
$50
Leverage
5×
Term
30 days
Price
$149.99
Auto-trading · Trend
Whale Watch Copy
Follows institutional positioning in the S&P 500 through SPY, with a hard drawdown limit.
Instrument
SPY
Stake per trade
$75
Leverage
1×
Term
30 days
Price
$199.99
Auto-trading · Carry
DeFi Yield Hunter
Trades Ether on DeFi flows and funding — the most volatile bot on the shelf.
Instrument
ETH/USD
Stake per trade
$30
Leverage
5×
Term
30 days
Price
$89.99
Win rates and profit figures are left off these cards on purpose. What a bot costs, how long it runs, what it trades and what it stakes are contract terms; what it will make is not one.
What a bot is, and what it is not
A bot spends your money on its own schedule. That is a thing to be exact about.
A bot is a term, not a return
You buy a number of days at a stated price. Nothing on this page states what a bot will make, because nobody can state that. A price and a term are contract terms; a return is not one.
It risks the stake it prints
The stake per trade and the leverage are on the card. A bot cannot put more behind a single trade than the stake it states.
A card missing a field cannot be bought
If a bot does not name the instrument it trades and the amount it stakes, its card is shown greyed out with the reason, and it cannot be bought.
It stops at the end of the term
Nothing renews on its own. When the days are up the bot stops opening trades, and whatever it has already opened is an ordinary position in your account.
Read the card, then buy the term.
Every bot on the shelf states its market, its stake and its price before you press anything.
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Risk warning. CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Most retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. Orvantis markets is a trading name of its registered operating company. Regulator: details available on request. Licence: available on request. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. The figures shown on this page are illustrative.