How it works

From sign-up to a live bot, one checked step at a time.

Start with virtual funds, choose Autopilot or a configurable strategy, put account-wide limits in place, and connect a live MetaTrader 5 account only when you have watched the bot behave.

Start free on demo See Autopilot

Getting startedchecklist

Account: created
Demo funds: $10,000.00
Bot: Autopilot · XAUUSD
Loss budget per basket: 1.0 %
Daily / weekly loss limit: 2 % / 5 %
Max drawdown from peak: 10 %
Live account: after the demo

Illustration of a typical setup with example values, not a recommendation or a forecast.

In short

How does Jassrox work?

Jassrox runs trading bots on its own servers against your MetaTrader 5 account. You register, test a bot on a demo account with $10,000 in virtual funds, set account-wide loss limits, and connect a live MT5 account on the Pro plan when you are ready.

The bot trades while your computer is off, and every decision it makes is recorded on its bot page. Trading leveraged products can lose money, and automation does not guarantee results.

Start: Free demo with $10,000 virtual funds
Strategy: Autopilot or a configurable strategy
Safety: Daily, weekly and drawdown limits
Live: Your Exness or FTMO MT5 account, Pro plan

Step by step

How do you set up a trading bot on Jassrox?

Eight steps, in the order the app takes you through them. Steps one to six cost nothing and touch no real money.

01
Create your account
Register with your name, email and a password. You can add two-factor authentication from the Security page at any time.
02
Start on the demo
On the Accounts page, connect the built-in demo; no broker account is needed. It starts with $10,000 in virtual funds and can be reset to $10,000 whenever you like.
03
Choose a strategy
Open New bot and pick Autopilot, which needs only a market and a loss budget, or one of the configurable strategies such as GRID, DCA or RSI Reversal.
04
Review the plan or parameters
For a configurable strategy, start from an AI preset, describe the bot in plain English or enter values by hand, then review every setting before you create it. Autopilot shows its derived plan on the bot page.
05
Set account limits
On the Risk page, set a daily loss limit, a weekly loss limit, a maximum drawdown from peak and a maximum exposure per symbol. Your first Autopilot bot turns on 2 %, 5 % and 10 % defaults if none are set.
06
Watch it run
Follow positions and results on the dashboard and the Ladder, read each decision and hold in the bot's journal, and check the alerts feed for errors, auto-pauses and drawdown stops.
07
Connect a live MT5 account
When you are ready, upgrade to the Pro plan and connect an Exness or FTMO MT5 account with its login, trading password and server. Live trading uses real money.
08
Monitor and adjust
Stop, restart or reconfigure a bot at any time. An Autopilot change applies to its next plan, once the bot is flat. Keep watching, especially in the first weeks on a live account.

Choosing

Autopilot or a configurable strategy?

Autopilot is the shortest path: you choose a market and a loss budget per basket, and the engine derives sizing, range and stops from the live market and your equity. A configurable strategy gives you every setting. Compare them in the strategy library.

New bot3 steps

1 Strategy: Autopilot or configurable
2 Configure: two decisions, or preset / describe / manual
3 Name & create: review account and settings

Illustration of the New Bot wizard's three steps.

While it runs

What do you watch once a bot is running?

Watching a bot means knowing what it holds, why it acted and whether a limit has been touched. Each of these lives in the app.

Dashboard and Ladder

Positions, equity and open baskets across your bots, with the Ladder showing a grid bot's levels against price.

Decision journal

Each entry, exit and hold is written to the bot's journal with the reason, such as a wide spread or a nearby news event.

Alerts feed

Errors, auto-pauses, account drawdown stops and price-feed interruptions appear in your alerts feed.

Account limits

Daily, weekly, drawdown and exposure limits apply across your bots. See risk management.

Performance

Results are built from the bot's own trade records. See performance tracking.

Stop and auto-pause

You can stop and restart any bot at any time. A bot with an auto-pause drawdown set pauses itself when it is reached.

Plainly

What the setup does, and what it does not

It does

Lets you test the full workflow with virtual funds before any real money
Runs bots server-side, so no VPS, Expert Advisor or open terminal is needed
Applies account-wide loss and drawdown limits on top of each strategy's exits
Explains holds and decisions on the bot page

It does not

Guarantee that a demo result will repeat on a live account
Hold your funds: deposits stay with your broker
Remove the risk of losses from leverage, gaps or slippage
Replace your own judgement about how much to risk

FAQ

Questions people ask

All questions

How long does it take to set up a trading bot on Jassrox?

A demo bot can be running a few minutes after you register: connect the built-in demo, choose a strategy and create the bot. Connecting a live MT5 account adds a wait of a few minutes while its terminal starts.

Do I need to install MetaTrader 5 or run a VPS?

No. Jassrox bots run on Jassrox servers against your MT5 account, so you do not need an Expert Advisor, a VPS or an open terminal, and your computer can be off.

Is the demo free?

Yes. The free plan includes a demo account with $10,000 in virtual funds and one bot. Live trading and more bots are on the Pro plan, priced at checkout.

Can I go straight to a live account?

You can connect a live account once you are on the Pro plan, but running the same bot on the demo first is the safer path. Demo fills are simulated, so live results can still differ.

What happens if a bot hits a loss limit?

When an account-level daily, weekly or drawdown limit is reached, new trading stops and an alert appears in your alerts feed. A bot's own auto-pause drawdown setting pauses that bot alone.