Private Master
The Master runs in a separate account and produces real fills, positions and account snapshots. The publisher sends the needed data to the cloud; the client does not contain the private strategy source.
The private Master trades, the cloud calculates account-specific target exposure, and your client executes in your own terminal.
A private publisher uploads real Master fills and positions. The cloud checks Master status, seat authorization and your risk limits before returning target volume. The client manages only its own positions.
Records real gold fills and target exposure.
Calculates account-specific targets and limits.
Runs in your MT4 or MT5 terminal.
Your account holds the trades and funds.
Strategy logic is not installed on client computers. An authorized client receives target exposure and executes under local contract specifications.
The Master runs in a separate account and produces real fills, positions and account snapshots. The publisher sends the needed data to the cloud; the client does not contain the private strategy source.
The client runs in your hedging MT4 or MT5 account. It requests targets through a short-lived account and device-bound session, then reconciles under local volume steps, spread and risk limits.
Each account can set its own risk scale and exposure cap. Strategy code stays private while clients execute authorized targets, making pause and audit controls possible.
The terminal needs a working connection to both the cloud and broker. Position adjustments depend on whether the client receives a valid new target.
Without a new target, the client does not increase exposure from stale data and cannot know if the Master has reduced exposure. Keep the terminal online and inspect its logs.
The cloud stops allowing exposure increases. Existing positions are not forcibly zeroed by a temporary Master outage. The client resumes reconciliation when the Master returns.
No trading occurs while the terminal is off. When it restarts with the client attached, the client restores its session and checks the positions it manages.
The license enters close-only mode: new exposure is blocked while existing positions may reduce as targets fall. Expiry does not guarantee immediate closure of every position.
A target position is an instruction, not a fill-price guarantee. Actual execution depends on your broker, terminal connection and account settings.
Fast markets can produce a different fill price. The client can block new exposure when spread exceeds the account's configured limit.
Brokers may use gold symbols with suffixes. Attach the client to the local gold chart. Broker minimum volume and step apply; tiny targets may not be tradable.
The client recognizes only positions it created. It does not take over manual trades or other EAs. Use a dedicated account or understand the effects of shared margin and equity.