A gold EA built with prop firm rules in mind

What makes an EA unsafe on a funded account

Most failed challenges on automated gold trading come from the same design: a grid or martingale EA that adds larger and larger positions against the move with no stop. It looks smooth until one strong trend hits the daily-loss or maximum-drawdown limit in a single session.

How GoldBot MultiRange keeps risk defined

• Every trade carries a fixed stop loss.
• The hedge is capped at 5× the first lot — it cannot keep scaling.
• No grid, no martingale stacking.
• Fixed-lot or risk-percent sizing, and any session range can be switched off from the inputs.
• Major US, UK and EU bank holidays are skipped automatically.

Gold MultiRange 4FlagshipFour independent gold session ranges a day, each with its own breakout and hedge — the GoldBot engine, expanded.$99 / month

Setting up on a prop firm account

1. Register the prop firm MT5 account numberYour build is compiled for that exact account — use the challenge or funded account's number.
2. Size conservativelyUse risk-percent sizing, and switch off ranges you don't want running to reduce how many positions can be open at once.
3. Run it on a VPSA VPS keeps MetaTrader connected 24/5, so a trade is never left without the EA managing it.
4. Move to the new account when you passYou can change the registered MT5 account from your dashboard up to twice a month.