An AI model reads the market and emits the trade signals. They execute on a cent account, where every lot is a hundredth of a standard lot, so a strategy that would need serious capital to trade safely runs inside a thousand dollars.
You are not copying a person. A model watches the instruments it was trained on, and when the conditions it recognises line up, it emits a signal with a direction, an entry and its own exit levels. That signal is what reaches your account.
Live prices for every instrument the model follows, straight from the trading server rather than a third-party quote.
It weighs price action, volatility and the session it is in, and holds back when none of it adds up. Most hours produce no signal at all.
Direction, symbol, entry, stop loss and take profit, decided before the order is placed rather than managed by feel afterwards.
Sized to your balance in cents. You see the order appear in your own terminal, with nothing to approve and nothing to install.
An algorithm does not care how large the account is. What it cares about is whether the smallest trade it can place is small enough to survive a bad run. On a standard account the smallest position is 0.01 lot, and that is already too large for a thousand dollars. On a cent account the same 0.01 lot is a hundredth of that.
Funding works exactly as it does on any other account. The money that leaves your wallet is ordinary money.
Balance, equity, margin and floating profit are all quoted in cents. A $12.40 gain reads as 1,240.00 on screen.
The conversion is fixed and arithmetic, never a rate. One hundred cents is one dollar, on the day you join and on the day you leave.
There is no expert advisor to attach and no chart to keep open. Once the account is subscribed, the strategy places its own orders.
A cent account on MT5, in your own name, with your own login. You keep the credentials.
Deposit at least the minimum, then pay the joining fee once. The subscription is what connects your account to the strategy.
Orders arrive on your account automatically. You can watch every one of them in your own terminal as it happens.
There is no monthly charge and no management fee. If the strategy does not make money in a period, there is nothing to share.
A single joining fee charged when you subscribe. It is not repeated, not monthly, and not taken from your trading balance again.
Half of what the strategy earns for you in a period is kept as the performance fee; the rest is credited to your wallet. A period that ends flat or down carries no fee at all.
Introduce someone to FXAlgo and you are paid from two separate places that do not replace each other. One is a share of the performance fee their account generates. The other is a flat amount for every lot they trade, win or lose. Both run fifteen levels deep.
A percentage of the fee itself, paid into your main wallet each time a member in your tree is charged.
| Level | Share of the fee |
|---|---|
| Level 1 | 5.00% |
| Level 2 | 4.00% |
| Level 3 | 3.00% |
| Level 4 | 2.00% |
| Levels 5–8 | 1.00% each |
| Level 9 | 0.50% |
| Levels 10–15 | 0.25% each |
| Fifteen levels | 20.00% |
A fixed amount for every standard lot a member trades, credited to your commission wallet whether that trade won or lost.
| Level | Per lot |
|---|---|
| Level 1 | $2.00 |
| Level 2 | $1.00 |
| Level 3 | $1.00 |
| Levels 4–15 | $0.50 each |
| Fifteen levels | $10.00 |
Levels are not all open at once. The first one is open from the day you start, with nothing asked of you. Every person you introduce who funds an account opens more of the ladder beneath you, and the levels stay open for as long as they are funded.
Yes. A cent account holds ordinary money displayed in a smaller unit. A balance reading 100,000.00 is one thousand dollars, and it is withdrawable as one thousand dollars. The unit is a display convention on the trading server, not a different currency and not a demo balance.
No. There is no expert advisor to attach to a chart and nothing to leave running on your own machine. Once your account is subscribed, orders reach it on their own.
You do. The trading account is opened in your name and the password is yours. Nobody here can change it for you, which also means nobody else can trade the account on your behalf outside the strategy you subscribed to.
Nothing is charged. The performance fee is a share of profit, so a flat or losing period produces no fee for you and no partner income for anyone above you.
Yes. Ending the subscription stops new orders reaching your account. Positions already open are handled under the terms you agreed to when subscribing, and your balance remains yours.
Because it is a share of the trading cost rather than a share of the outcome. It is calculated on the volume traded, so it is the one part of partner income that does not depend on whether the strategy had a good month.
Every account on the strategy meets the same scheduled prints: rate decisions, payrolls, inflation. The schedule is public, so there is no reason for you to find out after the candle. Here it is, straight from TradingView.
A running feed of the stories behind the moves, across currencies, metals, indices and crypto. It is context, not instruction: the orders reaching your account come from the model, and the model does not read the news.
Cent account · $50.00 to join · 50% of profit, nothing otherwise