Automation: Grid & DCA

For repeatable strategies, you can hand the execution to bots you configure yourself. The bots run the rules you set; the parameters are in your hands, not decided by the platform. On the Pro plan, bots can even run on a separate account from your manual trading.

Example of bots running. Figures are illustrative only, not a projection of results.

DCA bot

Buys gradually on a schedule or under conditions you set, with a fixed or adjusting purchase size as the price drops. The exit strategy can be holding the position, a profit target, or a trailing take-profit.

Grid bot

Places a ladder of orders across a price range you define yourself, or one built automatically from ATR, with equal spacing by percent or dollar, and an allocation you can set. An entry trigger and trailing are available to follow price movement.

Before and after running

Before running a bot, you can test your settings with a backtest against the same pair’s historical data, straight from the builder: the result helps judge whether the range, level density, and risk limits you built make sense, though past performance does not guarantee future results. The builder can also suggest a range and calculate the minimum capital needed. Once active, each bot can be paused, resumed, stopped, or closed at any time.

A thorough explanation of every control lives in each bot’s own guide: Grid bot and DCA bot.