Exness settles withdrawals automatically the moment you request them and holds spreads famously tight and stable, so a profit the ICT engine banks in a New York killzone is usable cash the same minute — and its order-block and fair-value-gap entries sit where the raw feed puts them, not several pips into a marked-up spread.
ICT AI SIGNAL MT5 EA
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| Symbol | Bias | Signal | Quality | Model | TF | Entry zone | State | Age |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EURUSD | Buy | ★★★★★ | A | M1 | 1.15291 – 1.15300 | Ran | 0m | |
| GBPUSD | Buy | ★★★★★ | C | M1 | 1.34624 – 1.34633 | Ran | 48m | |
| XAUUSD | Sell | ★★★★★ | C | M5 | 4170.15 – 4172.64 | Invalid | 42m | |
| EURUSD | Sell | ★★★★★ | C | M1 | 1.15415 – 1.15421 | Missed | 55m | |
| XAUUSD | Buy | ★★★★★ | B | M5 | 4156.14 – 4159.15 | Ran | 2h |
Reactions at levels the market built earlier and came back to.
This is the live EA panel, not a mockup — the same structure map and killzone countdown you'll see the moment you attach it to your own Exness MT5 terminal.
ICT AI SIGNAL MT5 EA
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| Symbol | Bias | Signal | Quality | Model | TF | Entry zone | Dist | State | Result | Age |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XAUUSD | Sell | ★★★★★ | C | M5 | 4170.15 – 4172.64 | – | Invalid | – | 42m | |
| EURUSD | Sell | ★★★★★ | C | M1 | 1.15415 – 1.15421 | – | Ran | – | 50m | |
| GBPUSD | Sell | ★★★★★ | C | M1 | 1.34677 – 1.34683 | – | Invalid | – | 55m | |
| GBPUSD | Buy | ★★★★★ | C | M1 | 1.34624 – 1.34633 | – | Ran | – | 1h | |
| GBPUSD | Sell | ★★★★★ | C | M5 | 1.34664 – 1.34682 | – | Ran | – | 1h | |
| XAUUSD | Sell | ★★★★★ | C | M1 | 4152.53 – 4153.86 | – | Missed | – | 1h | |
| XAUUSD | Buy | ★★★★★ | B | M5 | 4156.14 – 4159.15 | – | Invalid | – | 2h |
Reactions at levels the market built earlier and came back to.
The whole trade is drawn before you make it — entry, stop and three targets, already on your chart. You make one call a day; the rest stays yours.
| Symbol | Bias | Signal | Quality | Model | TF | Entry zone | State | Age |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| XAUUSD | Sell | ★★★★★ | C | M5 | 4170.15 – 4172.64 | Invalid | 42m | |
| EURUSD | Sell | ★★★★★ | C | M1 | 1.15415 – 1.15421 | Ran | 50m | |
| GBPUSD | Buy | ★★★★★ | C | M1 | 1.34624 – 1.34633 | Ran | 1h | |
| GBPUSD | Sell | ★★★★★ | C | M5 | 1.34664 – 1.34682 | Ran | 1h | |
| XAUUSD | Buy | ★★★★★ | B | M5 | 4156.14 – 4159.15 | Invalid | 2h |
The book keeps every signal the engine has produced, re-read on each closed bar. Nothing is quietly deleted, so what you see is the whole record, not a highlight reel.
Model, timeframe and entry zone on every row, each rated so you can trade the Q4+ ones and skip the rest.
The outcome of each signal is written down and kept — the honest history you'd want before trusting an engine.
A clean count of what fired today, up to five symbols watched at once and re-scanned continuously.
Classic floor-trader pivots for the current chart, built from yesterday's open, high, low and close — and rendered as bands, because price reacts to areas, not to a single hairline.
The full pivot ladder plus the central pivot, so you can see which level price is really trading into.
How far price sits from every level right now, updating on the tick — no measuring by eye.
Yesterday's O/H/L/C are on the card so you can check the maths, and one switch puts the whole set on the chart.
Twenty-eight crosses reduced to eight currencies and ranked live, so you read the strength of the currency itself — not the noise of one pair's move.
Re-sorted on every update from the full 28-cross matrix, not a single pair's candle.
Pair the top with the bottom and you have the cleanest trend pair on the board — here, EUR against NZD.
Reads the same on every broker and every symbol suffix, so the ranking is comparable wherever you trade.
Asia, Europe and New York on the broker's own clock — GMT offset and daylight saving handled for you — beside a 24-hour volatility profile built from the last 20 days, so you know whether this hour is normally quiet, medium or busy before you commit.
Smart-money structure is drawn only when you turn it on. Nothing clutters the chart by default — each layer is its own switch, so you build exactly the view you read from.
Market and internal structure, swing points, premium/discount, FVG, iFVG, BPR, Unicorn, Inducement, SFP, sessions and levels.
Everything starts off, so the chart shows only what you chose — no wall of boxes on load.
Flip a zone's layer and its live count follows, because on the panel the switch and the drawing are one setting.
Every signal comes from one of three models, each reading the market a different way. Run them together for coverage or single one out — and each keeps its own count of what's live in the book.
Reactions at levels the market built earlier and returned to — fast, structure-led entries.
The AI-weighted model, blending the confluence signals into a single scored read.
The confirmation-heavy engine for traders who want fewer, higher-conviction setups.
Reactions at levels the market built earlier and came back to.
Each engine exposes its settings in plain language, not cryptic inputs. Loosen for more signals, tighten for fewer — every row tells you which way trades off frequency against selectivity.
Slide from Vloose to Vtight to move the whole engine between more setups and cleaner ones.
Quality filter, structure needed, reaction room, level lifetime and settling time — each with a plain hint.
Change a dial and it affects future bars; what's already in the book keeps the settings it was found under.
The strategy is sound. The execution is where retail traders lose it — and forex punishes exactly the gaps a human can't close.
Killzones don't wait for you.
The highest-probability ICT windows land at 3am or mid-shift, so you miss the setups you waited all day for.
Emotion re-writes the plan.
You widen a stop, skip a valid entry, or chase — and one impulsive click erases a week of disciplined structure reads.
Structure is obvious in hindsight, invisible live.
A liquidity sweep and the return into a fair value gap happen in seconds; blink and the entry is gone.
The EA watches every pair for you and trades the ones that form a valid ICT setup — so you don't have to sit and read 28 charts all day.
The whole market sits in a single scanning view instead of 28 charts you flip between.
The instant a sweep-and-return validates on any pair, that's the trade — you don't have to be watching it.
It surfaces the pairs genuinely setting up and ignores the noise, so nothing fires on a weak read.
Watching 28 pairs — acting on whichever validates first
The account facts that decide whether the EA drops straight in.
Exness pairs the raw spreads an ICT entry needs with an execution model that removes two of the biggest frictions in automated forex trading: withdrawal delay and margin anxiety.
Exness pays out withdrawals instantly rather than after a manual review queue, so profit the EA locks in during a New York killzone is usable the same minute, not the next business day. Layer that on Raw Spread pricing from 0.0 pips and leverage that scales well beyond what most brokers offer, and the EA's tight, structure-based stops aren't eaten by spread or margin calls before price ever reaches its order block.
Fair value gaps are often only a few pips wide. Raw Spread pricing from 0.0 pips means the EA's entry lands inside the gap instead of being chewed up by the spread before the trade even opens.
With leverage headroom well above typical EU-regulated caps, the EA can size a tight, stop-defined ICT entry appropriately without the account running out of usable margin mid-session.
Exness accounts open from around $10, so you can validate the EA's live execution on Exness with real (small) capital before scaling size, rather than funding a large account on faith.
A signal indicator only points at a setup — you still have to place, size and manage the trade yourself. Here is what the EA does instead.
Here is what a normal day looks like when the EA trades for you, step by step.
The dead Asian hours offer nothing worth trading, so it watches and waits instead of forcing a setup.
Price sweeps the sell-side liquidity resting below the low — the EA flags the setup forming inside the killzone.
A valid entry lines up; the order is in the market in under 10ms with its stop and target already attached.
The trade walks to its target under the EA's rules while you get on with your day — you never touched it.
The engine resets and runs the New York window exactly the same way — no fatigue, no FOMO.
It's built for one kind of trader, and honest about who it isn't for.
No bridge and no plugin — if you can drag a file onto a chart, you can run it on your Exness account.
Register and choose Raw Spread or Zero for the tightest pricing around ICT entries.
Message support with your Exness account number and we activate the EA license at no cost, no card required.
Drop the MT5 file into your terminal and attach it to any major or minor pair chart.
Set your per-trade risk cap, enable AutoTrading, and the EA starts working the London and New York killzones.
An EA that trades an ICT model for you usually isn't cheap. Ours is free for life — here's the honest side-by-side.
$300–500
one-time — or billed to you every month
And here's the catch
That's the going rate for an ICT EA. We simply don't charge it.
$0 free forever, yours to keep
You keep up to $500
Everything you'd normally pay for
No card, no subscription — our team activates it in minutes.
The free EA license itself has no country limit — the list below is Exness's own onboarding policy. Always confirm on Exness before you sign up.
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Algeria
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Andorra
Angola
Anguilla
Antarctica
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Argentina
Armenia
Aruba
Australia
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Azerbaijan
Bahamas
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Barbados
Belarus
Belgium
Belize
Benin
Bermuda
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Bolivia
Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Botswana
Bouvet Island
Brazil
British Indian Ocean Territory
Brunei
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Cayman Islands
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Chad
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Colombia
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Croatia
Cuba
Curaçao
Cyprus
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DR Congo
Denmark
Djibouti
Dominica
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Egypt
El Salvador
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
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Eswatini
Ethiopia
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Faroe Islands
Fiji
Finland
France
French Guiana
French Polynesia
French Southern Territories
Gabon
Gambia
Georgia
Germany
Ghana
Gibraltar
Greece
Greenland
Grenada
Guadeloupe
Guam
Guatemala
Guernsey
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Guyana
Haiti
Heard Island and McDonald Islands
Holy See (Vatican City State)
Honduras
Hong Kong
Hungary
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Isle of Man
Israel
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Jersey
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Kenya
Kiribati
Kuwait
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Laos
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Marshall Islands
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Norway
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Poland
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Rwanda
Réunion
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Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
Saint Kitts and Nevis
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Traders on running the ICT AI Signal EA day to day.
I closed a decent New York session and the withdrawal hit my wallet minutes later, no review queue. That instant payout is why I keep the EA on Exness.
The fair-value-gap entries are tiny, and on the Raw Spread account the fill sits inside the gap instead of getting swallowed by markup. It shows up in how the trades behave.
Spreads stayed tight even through news, so the EA's stops never got knocked out by a sudden widening. On Exness the pricing just behaves.
It's a standard MT5 Expert Advisor file — you download it, drop it into the MetaTrader 5 terminal you already use for Exness, and attach it to a chart. No separate bridge or API key.
Raw Spread or Zero, since both price from 0.0 pips. ICT entries around fair value gaps are only a few pips wide, so tighter spreads mean the EA's stop and target aren't distorted before the trade fills.
MT5. Exness offers MT4 too, but the ICT AI Signal EA is built for MT5's execution model and order types, so open (or add) an MT5 account.
Yes. AutoTrading is a native MT5 setting on Exness accounts — no special approval or add-on is needed to run an Expert Advisor.
Recommended, not required. The EA only needs to be live during the London and New York killzones, but a VPS keeps it connected through your own connection drops or reboots.
Yes. You set the per-trade risk percentage and the EA sizes every order against your Exness account balance and applies the account-level cap automatically.
SignalBots is an Introducing Broker for Exness. When you trade through a partner-linked Exness account, Exness pays SignalBots a share of the trading activity, which funds the license — you pay nothing.
The EA trades your Exness account directly, so any closed profit is withdrawable through Exness's normal instant-withdrawal process whenever you choose — the EA doesn't touch withdrawals.
Exness offers very high leverage on some entities, but the EA's own risk cap — not maximum available leverage — controls your exposure per trade. Higher leverage just gives the account more margin headroom.
The EA is tuned for major and minor forex pairs, where the killzone and liquidity-pool logic it relies on is most reliable. Exness lists 200+ instruments in total, but the EA targets FX.
No subscription and no card on file. It's free for life once your Exness account is linked and support activates the license over chat.
Yes. Trading forex through Exness carries real risk of loss, and nothing about the EA's historical win rate or reward-to-risk setup guarantees future results. Read the full risk warning before you go live.
The platform’s own conditions, the market’s risks, and the regulators that oversee it — organised in one place so you can check each before you automate a single trade.
Exness is a multi-entity forex/CFD broker; which regulator covers your account depends on the entity you sign up with, and its own terms set the conditions for running an EA on MT4/MT5.
Official sources
What to weigh before you run any EA on a leveraged forex/CFD account.
Official sources
The international bodies that oversee automated and retail trading. These references hold wherever you run the EA — confirm the rules for your own jurisdiction before you enable AutoTrading.
Regulators
US persons face a distinct set of rules for automated forex, futures and securities trading — and a specific regulator advisory aimed at trading bots.
Regulators
Trading carries risk of loss. Read our full risk warning before you use any signal, backtest or automated strategy.
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Link your Exness account, claim the free license, and let the EA trade the killzones for you.
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