BUY XRP/USD Open BUY US30 Loss, SL Touched. BUY US100 Open BUY XAU/USD Open BUY US30 Loss, SL Touched. BUY US100 Loss, SL Touched. BUY XAG/USD Open SELL EUR/JPY Win, TP 3 Touched. BUY NAT/GAS Win, TP 1 Touched. SELL USOIL Open SELL USOIL Open SELL UKOIL Open BUY NAT/GAS Win, TP 1 Touched. SELL ETH/USD Open SELL XAU/USD Open
  • Entry
  • Stop loss
  • Take-profit 1 / 2 / 3
  • Live price
  • Breakeven move
Download the MT5 EA Open a VT Markets account

This is not the official VT Markets application; it is an unofficial application developed by SignalBots.

The product

See the ICT engine on a VT Markets chart

This is the live Expert Advisor bot panel, not a mockup, structure breaks, order blocks and killzone windows plotted the way the engine reads them on a VT Markets MT5 feed.

ICT AI SIGNAL MT5 EA 00:17
TradeBTCUSD
Buy · Active Spread 1.0p
Spot · M1
64734.50
TP365028.98+31497.0p
TP264923.99+20998.0p
TP164819.00+10499.0p
Entry64714.01–
SL64609.02−10499.0p
Trade engine Connected Auto  off
Open P&L Lot 0.04
Held 0:00
#389113563
+2049.0p
+0.82 USD
SLEntryTP1TP2TP3
Stagerunning · exit TP3
Score★★★★★
WatchlistXAUUSD 3 / 5Choose symbols
•••BullishEURUSD19 finishedAuto
•••BullishGBPUSD24 finishedAuto
•••MixedXAUUSD21 finishedAuto
+Add
+Add
Signal history64
SymbolBiasSignalQualityModelTFEntry zoneDistStateResultAge
XAUUSDSell★★★★★CM54170.15 – 4172.64–Invalid–42m
EURUSDSell★★★★★CM11.15415 – 1.15421–Ran–50m
GBPUSDSell★★★★★CM11.34677 – 1.34683–Invalid–55m
GBPUSDBuy★★★★★CM11.34624 – 1.34633–Ran–1h
GBPUSDSell★★★★★CM51.34664 – 1.34682–Ran–1h
XAUUSDSell★★★★★CM14152.53 – 4153.86–Missed–1h
XAUUSDBuy★★★★★BM54156.14 – 4159.15–Invalid–2h
Scanning 3 symbols · 1 refused (too wide) · engine 10 µsDouble-click a row to open it · 55 more
Daily pivot zonesClassic 3 resist · 4 support Zones on
Prev day O 1.15100  H 1.15720  L 1.15040  C 1.15650 2026.08.05
R31.165801.16558 – 1.16602+111.8 pips
R21.161501.16128 – 1.16172+68.8 pips
R11.159001.15878 – 1.15922+43.8 pips
PP1.154701.15448 – 1.15492+0.8 pips
S11.152201.15198 – 1.15242−24.2 pips
S21.147901.14768 – 1.14812−67.2 pips
S31.145401.14518 – 1.14562−92.2 pips
Price now1.15462Drawn on chart
Trend alignmentEURUSD
Bullish
5 up   1 down   3 range
Score +0.59
H1 and H4 weighted heaviest
5of 9
M1
MN1
M1
Down
Displacement
M5
Up
Displacement
M15
Range
Range width
M30
Up
Displacement
H1
Up
Displacement
H4
Up
Displacement
D1
Range
Range width
W1
Range
Range width
MN1
Up
Displacement
Currency strength28 symbols
EUR
+74
AUD
+60
GBP
+55
CHF
−9
CAD
−16
USD
−19
JPY
−44
NZD
−100
StrongestEUR
NZDWeakest
Trading sessionsBroker time · GMT+3 · DST 2/214:53
0003060912151821
Asia
01–09
Closed
Europe
09–19
Open
New York
15–00
Closed
24h volatility profileMean H1 range · 20 days
000408121620
This hour is usuallyMedium
Swing structure
BOS
↑ 1.15720
Internal structure
BOS
↑ 1.15690
Premium / discount1.15040 – 1.15720
DiscountEquilibriumPremium
FVGOn
1.15683 – 1.15700
24 live
Inverted FVGOff
1.15711 – 1.15732
18 live
BPROn
1.15231 – 1.15273
7 live
UnicornOn
1.15667 – 1.15670
11 live
InducementOff
1.15619 – 1.15620
1 live
SFPOff
1.15758 – 1.15759
6 live
Chart layers6 off
Signal models3 of 3 running
Turbo Breakout (A)
0 in the book
MasterAI (B)
1 in the book
Rayan (C)
2 in the book
Turbo Breakout (A)Running

Reactions at levels the market built earlier and came back to.

Strictness
VlooseLooseBalancedTightVtight
left for more signals, right for fewer
Quality filter
OffOn
off passes every reaction, however weak
Structure needed
−10+
bars of clear air a level needs · lower finds more
Reaction room
−3.0+
how far past a level still counts · higher accepts more
Level lifetime
−500+
bars a level stays usable · higher keeps more in play
Settling time
−20+
bars before a level may be used · lower reacts sooner
TradeEURUSD
Buy · Active Spread 0.4p
Spot · M1
1.15297
TP31.15666+36.9p
TP21.15543+24.6p
TP11.15420+12.3p
Entry1.15297–
SL1.15174−12.3p
One decision a day

You're not watching the chart. The EA is.

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.

  • Entry on the exact candle that triggered it
  • Stop anchored to structure, not a round pip count
  • TP1 / TP2 / TP3 with the risk and reward zones shaded
  • Fires by push, email and a chart alert, even while you sleep
  • Works on MT4 & MT5, any broker, any pair
Signal history64
SymbolBiasSignalQualityModelTFEntry zoneStateAge
XAUUSDSell★★★★★CM54170.15 – 4172.64Invalid42m
EURUSDSell★★★★★CM11.15415 – 1.15421Ran50m
GBPUSDBuy★★★★★CM11.34624 – 1.34633Ran1h
GBPUSDSell★★★★★CM51.34664 – 1.34682Ran1h
XAUUSDBuy★★★★★BM54156.14 – 4159.15Invalid2h
Scanning 3 symbols · engine 10 µsDouble-click a row to open it · 59 more
Signals tab

Every signal filed and scored: losers included

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.

  • A 1–5 quality score per signal

    Model, timeframe and entry zone on every row, each rated so you can trade the Q4+ ones and skip the rest.

  • Ran · Missed · Invalid, recorded

    The outcome of each signal is written down and kept: the honest history you'd want before trusting an engine.

  • The day counter resets with the session

    A clean count of what fired today, up to five symbols watched at once and re-scanned continuously.

Daily pivot zonesClassic Zones on
Prev dayO 1.15100  H 1.15720  L 1.15040  C 1.15650
R31.165801.16558 – 1.16602+111.8 pips
R21.161501.16128 – 1.16172+68.8 pips
R11.159001.15878 – 1.15922+43.8 pips
PP1.154701.15448 – 1.15492+0.8 pips
S11.152201.15198 – 1.15242−24.2 pips
S21.147901.14768 – 1.14812−67.2 pips
S31.145401.14518 – 1.14562−92.2 pips
Price now1.15462Drawn on chart
S&R tab

Yesterday's pivots, drawn as zones not lines

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.

  • R3 → S3, each with its own band

    The full pivot ladder plus the central pivot, so you can see which level price is really trading into.

  • Live distance in pips

    How far price sits from every level right now, updating on the tick, no measuring by eye.

  • The inputs shown, not hidden

    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.

Currency strength28 symbols
EUR
+74
AUD
+60
GBP
+55
CHF
−9
CAD
−16
USD
−19
JPY
−44
NZD
−100
StrongestEUR
NZDWeakest
CSM tab

Which currency is actually strong right now

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.

  • Ranked strongest to weakest

    Re-sorted on every update from the full 28-cross matrix, not a single pair's candle.

  • Strongest against weakest

    Pair the top with the bottom and you have the cleanest trend pair on the board. Here, EUR against NZD.

  • Broker-agnostic

    Reads the same on every broker and every symbol suffix, so the ranking is comparable wherever you trade.

Session tab

Who's at the desk, and how busy this hour usually is

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.

Trading sessionsGMT+3 · DST 2/214:53
0003060912151821
Asia
01–09
Closed
Europe
09–19
Open
New York
15–00
Closed
24h volatility profileMean H1 range · 20 days
000408121620
This hour is usuallyMedium
Chart layers6 off
SMC tab

Twelve chart layers, all off until you ask

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.

  • One switch per layer

    Market and internal structure, swing points, premium/discount, FVG, iFVG, BPR, Unicorn, Inducement, SFP, sessions and levels.

  • Clean by default

    Everything starts off, so the chart shows only what you chose, no wall of boxes on load.

  • Layers and zones stay in sync

    Flip a zone's layer and its live count follows, because on the panel the switch and the drawing are one setting.

Signal models3 of 3 running
Turbo Breakout (A)
0 in the book
MasterAI (B)
1 in the book
Rayan (C)
2 in the book
Turbo Breakout (A)Running
MasterAI (B)Running
Rayan (C)Running
Strategy tab

Three signal engines: run any, or all three

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.

  • Turbo Breakout (A)

    Reactions at levels the market built earlier and returned to: fast, structure-led entries.

  • MasterAI (B)

    The AI-weighted model, blending the confluence signals into a single scored read.

  • Rayan (C)

    The confirmation-heavy engine for traders who want fewer, higher-conviction setups.

Turbo Breakout (A)Running

Reactions at levels the market built earlier and came back to.

Strictness
VlooseLooseBalancedTightVtight
left for more signals, right for fewer
Quality filter
OffOn
off passes every reaction, however weak
Structure needed
−10+
bars of clear air a level needs · lower finds more
Reaction room
−3.0+
how far past a level still counts · higher accepts more
Level lifetime
−500+
bars a level stays usable · higher keeps more in play
Settling time
−20+
bars before a level may be used · lower reacts sooner
Strategy tab · the dials

Your dials decide how often it speaks

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.

  • Strictness in one row

    Slide from Vloose to Vtight to move the whole engine between more setups and cleaner ones.

  • Filters you can read

    Quality filter, structure needed, reaction room, level lifetime and settling time: each with a plain hint.

  • New settings apply from here on

    Change a dial and it affects future bars; what's already in the book keeps the settings it was found under.

Raw ECN robot

VT Markets MT5 EA Filling Order Block Entries on Raw ECN Pricing

The VT Markets MT5 EA is the ICT AI Signal Expert Advisor loaded straight onto a chart in your VT Markets MetaTrader 5 terminal, with no bridge or wrapper. It reads market structure, order blocks and fair value gaps as they form, trades the London and New York killzones, and opens every position with a hard stop. Those zones are drawn in pips, so pricing decides where you get filled: the Raw ECN account streams tight, variable spreads from VT Markets' liquidity pool into MT5 with no dealing-desk relay, so the entry lands close to the level the engine mapped instead of a few pips off. The license is free and activated over chat.

One 4h EURUSD long read end to end, with the sweep, the order block, the fair value gap, the change of character, the entry, the stop and two targets, beside four market cards for pairs, gold and an index on the same MT5 login.
A watchlist of forex majors and crosses, gold and two indices on one login, passed through the ICT checks of sweep, fair value gap return and completed structure, ending in a shortlist of GBPJPY and gold.

Pair coverage

VT Markets Instruments: Majors, Minors, Metals, Indices on One Login

VT Markets instruments span majors, minors, exotics, indices and metals on a single MT5 login, so the EA can scan several ICT setups across its symbol list without switching accounts or platforms. Rather than trading everything it can see, it watches for a liquidity sweep followed by a return into a fair value gap, acts the moment that structure completes, and ignores the noise on symbols that are not setting up. Only graded setups reach an order, which turns a long watchlist into a short one each session. Spreads and liquidity differ between an exotic cross and a major, so check the pricing of any symbol before you let the EA trade it.

Raw ECN against Standard STP in two columns, with rows for spreads from, the platform that loads the EA and which is the tighter-spread choice, so the reader sees why the setup steps pick Raw ECN.

Account choice

VT Markets Raw ECN or Standard STP: The Account for ICT Entries

You have two main routes onto MT5 for the EA. The VT Markets Raw ECN account prices on raw, variable spreads from 0.0 pips and opens from a $100 minimum deposit; the setup steps recommend it because order-block entries get filled at the tightest spreads available. VT Markets Standard STP runs from about 1.2 pips and is commission-free, so its trading cost sits inside the spread, and a Cent account opens from $50. Because an ICT stop sits close to the entry, a wider spread takes a bigger share of the planned risk, so compare the full cost per trade before you choose. Either way the EA runs only on the MT5 build, and trading carries risk of loss.

Entities and protection

VT Markets EA Policy and Where Investor Protection Gets Weaker

VT Markets openly supports Expert Advisors on its MetaTrader platforms, so the EA itself is not the question; the entity that onboards you is. It is regulated under ASIC in Australia (licence 428901/516246) and by the FSCA in South Africa (Forex Trading Licence 50865), while some clients are placed with offshore Mauritius or St Vincent entities that carry weaker investor protection. Regulatory coverage and leverage vary a lot between those entities, so find out which one your account agreement names before you enable AutoTrading. Whichever entity holds you, running an EA does not change the fact that trading carries risk of loss.

Three tiles: Expert Advisors openly supported, the ASIC and FSCA licences with their numbers, and offshore entities that carry weaker investor protection.
The problem

The problem with trading ICT by hand

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.

Market scanner

Scan every forex pair for ICT setups

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.

  • One panel, every pair

    The whole market sits in a single scanning view instead of 28 charts you flip between.

  • Acts the moment structure completes

    The instant a sweep-and-return validates on any pair, that's the trade. You don't have to be watching it.

  • Only the graded setups

    It surfaces the pairs genuinely setting up and ignores the noise, so nothing fires on a weak read.

Market scanner · Forex scanning
  • EUR/USD M5 Armed
  • GBP/JPY M5 Sweep
  • USD/JPY M5 Scanning
  • XAU/USD M5 FVG return
  • AUD/USD M5 Scanning
  • USD/CAD M5 Coiling
  • EUR/JPY M5 Scanning
  • GBP/USD M5 Armed

Watching 28 pairs: acting on whichever validates first

Account fit

VT Markets at a glance

The account facts that decide whether the EA drops straight in.

MetaTrader 5 (Native)
Yes
The EA loads directly, no bridge or wrapper
Platforms
MT4, MT5, WebTrader, VT Markets app
The EA runs on the MT5 build only
Spreads from
0.0 pips (Raw ECN)
Standard STP runs from ~1.2 pips, commission-free
Min deposit
From $50 (Cent), $100 (Raw ECN)
Raw ECN is the tighter-spread choice for the EA
Max leverage
Up to 1:500
Set position size to your own risk cap, not the max
Instruments
1000+ across forex, indices, commodities, shares, crypto
Majors and gold are the EA's core ICT hunting ground
Regulation
ASIC (Australia), CIMA (Cayman Islands)
Regulated entities, not one offshore-only license
EA / automation
Allowed
AutoTrading is a standard MT5 toggle, no extra approval
The fit

Why VT Markets is a strong home for the ICT EA

Raw spreads and a clean MT5 pipe matter more to an algorithm reading order blocks and fair value gaps in real time than to a discretionary trader eyeballing a chart.

Australian raw-ECN pricing with MT5-native execution

VT Markets' Raw ECN account streams tight, variable spreads straight from its liquidity pool into MT5, with no dealing-desk relay in between. The ICT EA's order-block and fair-value-gap zones are drawn in pips, so a raw feed means the entry it fires actually lands where the engine mapped it, not a few pips off after a wide-spread markup.

Deep liquidity through both killzones

VT Markets routes into major-bank liquidity, so London and New York killzone windows stay liquid and tradable exactly when the EA is watching for a break of structure, not thinning out mid-session.

Full MT5 instrument spread for multi-pair scanning

With majors, minors, exotics, indices and metals all on one MT5 login, the EA can scan several ICT setups across VT Markets' symbol list without switching accounts or platforms.

ASIC- and CIMA-regulated entities

VT Markets operates regulated entities under Australia's ASIC and the Cayman Islands' CIMA, giving the account holding your EA's capital a supervised counterparty rather than an offshore-only shell.

Comparison

ICT EA vs. a signal indicator

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.

A typical signal indicator
ICT AI Signal EA
An arrow you must catch live
The signal
The trade taken for you in under 10ms
Often redraws after the candle closes
Repaint
Fixed ICT rules, no hindsight redraw
Direction only: you size and place it
The plan
Entry, stop, target and risk on every order
You still fight emotion at the click
Discipline
Hard stop and risk cap enforced in code
One chart in front of you at a time
Coverage
The whole market watched from one panel
A black-box arrow you can't audit
The logic
Legible ICT / Smart Money you can read
Paid, monthly or per license
Cost
Free lifetime license
One trading day

How the EA trades one forex day

Here is what a normal day looks like when the EA trades for you, step by step.

  1. 02:00
    Quiet hours

    You're asleep. The EA isn't.

    The dead Asian hours offer nothing worth trading, so it watches and waits instead of forcing a setup.

  2. 07:00
    London opens

    Liquidity builds under the low.

    Price sweeps the sell-side liquidity resting below the low: the EA flags the setup forming inside the killzone.

  3. 07:14
    Setup validates

    Sweep + FVG return: the order fires.

    A valid entry lines up; the order is in the market in under 10ms with its stop and target already attached.

  4. 09:30
    Managed to target

    Stop trailed, target tagged.

    The trade walks to its target under the EA's rules while you get on with your day. You never touched it.

  5. 13:30
    New York opens

    Second killzone, same discipline.

    The engine resets and runs the New York window exactly the same way, no fatigue, no FOMO.

Who it's for

Who this forex EA is for

It's built for one kind of trader, and honest about who it isn't for.

This is for you if

  • You keep missing killzone setups because they land while you sleep or work.
  • Your results swing with your mood, not your strategy.
  • You want ICT executed with a discipline you shouldn't have to summon at 3am.
  • You already trade MT5 and want to keep the broker you trust.

This isn't for you if

  • You're hunting a guaranteed win, no honest tool, including this one, can promise that.
  • You only want an arrow and intend to place every trade by hand.
  • You're brand new and want to learn ICT from scratch before automating it.
Get running

Live on VT Markets in 4 steps

No bridge and no plugin, if you can drag a file onto a chart, you can run it on your VT Markets account.

~2 min
  1. 1

    Open a VT Markets MT5 account

    Pick the Raw ECN account for the tightest spreads the EA's order-block entries will actually get filled at.

  2. 2

    Claim your free license

    Message SignalBots support with your VT Markets MT5 login and they activate the ICT AI Signal EA license over chat, no card needed.

  3. 3

    Load the EA on an MT5 chart

    Download the EA file, drag it onto a chart in your VT Markets MT5 terminal, and confirm the license activates.

  4. 4

    Set your risk and go live

    Set your per-trade risk cap, enable AutoTrading, and let the EA trade London and New York killzones on your VT Markets account.

Video Guide

Running on VT Markets in 2 steps

Short screen recordings of the real setup, so you can follow along click by click.

Step 1 of 2

Get License

Get your free lifetime license

See how to request the free license for your VT Markets account. Send the request from the button below and support activates it in minutes, with no card and no trial countdown.

Pricing

What the ICT forex EA costs

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.

Sold on other sites

A tool like this, elsewhere

$300–500

one-time, or billed to you every month

And here's the catch

  • Locked to one broker
  • Hundreds paid upfront
  • Features behind paid upsells
  • Setup billed by the hour

That's the going rate for an ICT EA. We simply don't charge it.

Our price At SignalBots

ICT AI Signal EA · Forex

$0 free forever, yours to keep

You keep up to $500

Everything you'd normally pay for

  • The full ICT AI Signal EA $299 Free
  • Runs on every MT5 forex broker $79 Free
  • Tuned killzone presets $49 Free
  • Guided setup & 24/7 support $39 Free

No card, no subscription: our team activates it in minutes.

Availability

Where VT Markets accepts accounts

The free EA license itself has no country limit: the list below is VT Markets's own onboarding policy. Always confirm on VT Markets before you sign up.

  • Afghanistan
  • Albania
  • Algeria
  • American Samoa
  • Andorra
  • Angola
  • Anguilla
  • Antarctica
  • Antigua and Barbuda
  • Argentina
  • Armenia
  • Aruba
  • Australia
  • Austria
  • Azerbaijan
  • Bahamas
  • Bahrain
  • Bangladesh
  • Barbados
  • Belarus
  • Belgium
  • Belize
  • Benin
  • Bermuda
  • Bhutan
  • Bolivia
  • Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • Botswana
  • Bouvet Island
  • Brazil
  • British Indian Ocean Territory
  • Brunei
  • Bulgaria
  • Burkina Faso
  • Burundi
  • Cabo Verde
  • Cambodia
  • Cameroon
  • Canada
  • Cayman Islands
  • Central African Republic
  • Chad
  • Chile
  • China
  • Christmas Island
  • Cocos (Keeling) Islands
  • Colombia
  • Comoros
  • Congo
  • Cook Islands
  • Costa Rica
  • Croatia
  • Cuba
  • Curaçao
  • Cyprus
  • Czechia
  • Côte d'Ivoire
  • DR Congo
  • Denmark
  • Djibouti
  • Dominica
  • Dominican Republic
  • Ecuador
  • Egypt
  • El Salvador
  • Equatorial Guinea
  • Eritrea
  • Estonia
  • Eswatini
  • Ethiopia
  • Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
  • 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
  • Jordan
  • Kazakhstan
  • Kenya
  • Kiribati
  • Kuwait
  • Kyrgyzstan
  • Laos
  • Latvia
  • Lebanon
  • Lesotho
  • Liberia
  • Libya
  • Liechtenstein
  • Lithuania
  • Luxembourg
  • Macao
  • Madagascar
  • Malawi
  • Malaysia
  • Maldives
  • Mali
  • Malta
  • Marshall Islands
  • Martinique
  • Mauritania
  • Mauritius
  • Mayotte
  • Mexico
  • Micronesia
  • Moldova
  • Monaco
  • Mongolia
  • Montenegro
  • Montserrat
  • Morocco
  • Mozambique
  • Myanmar
  • Namibia
  • Nauru
  • Nepal
  • Netherlands
  • New Caledonia
  • New Zealand
  • Nicaragua
  • Niger
  • Nigeria
  • Niue
  • Norfolk Island
  • North Korea
  • North Macedonia
  • Northern Mariana Islands
  • Norway
  • Oman
  • Pakistan
  • Palau
  • Palestine, State of
  • Panama
  • Papua New Guinea
  • Paraguay
  • Peru
  • Philippines
  • Pitcairn
  • Poland
  • Portugal
  • Puerto Rico
  • Qatar
  • Romania
  • Russia
  • Rwanda
  • Réunion
  • Saint Barthélemy
  • Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
  • Saint Kitts and Nevis
  • Saint Lucia
  • Saint Martin (French part)
  • Saint Pierre and Miquelon
  • Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  • Samoa
  • San Marino
  • Sao Tome and Principe
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Senegal
  • Serbia
  • Seychelles
  • Sierra Leone
  • Singapore
  • Sint Maarten (Dutch part)
  • Slovakia
  • Slovenia
  • Solomon Islands
  • Somalia
  • South Africa
  • South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
  • South Korea
  • South Sudan
  • Spain
  • Sri Lanka
  • Sudan
  • Suriname
  • Svalbard and Jan Mayen
  • Sweden
  • Switzerland
  • Syria
  • Taiwan
  • Tajikistan
  • Tanzania
  • Thailand
  • Timor-Leste
  • Togo
  • Tokelau
  • Tonga
  • Trinidad and Tobago
  • Tunisia
  • Turkmenistan
  • Turks and Caicos Islands
  • Tuvalu
  • Türkiye
  • Uganda
  • Ukraine
  • United Arab Emirates
  • United Kingdom
  • United States
  • United States Minor Outlying Islands
  • Uruguay
  • Uzbekistan
  • Vanuatu
  • Venezuela
  • Vietnam
  • Virgin Islands, British
  • Virgin Islands, U.S.
  • Wallis and Futuna
  • Western Sahara
  • Yemen
  • Zambia
  • Zimbabwe
  • Åland Islands
Reviews

Reviews from VT Markets traders

Traders on running the ICT AI Signal EA day to day.

  • Niklas H. VT Markets trader · via Trustpilot
    On the Raw ECN account the entry fires right where the engine mapped the order block, not a few pips off. That's the difference a real raw feed makes.
  • Zeynep A. VT Markets client · via Discord
    Both killzones stay liquid on VT Markets: the fills don't thin out mid-session right when the EA is watching for a break of structure.
  • Rodrigo L. VT Markets trader · via Google Reviews
    I mostly let it hunt majors and gold, and knowing the account sits under ASIC-regulated entities made me fine leaving it on unattended.
Good to know

Frequently asked questions

How does the EA connect to VT Markets?

You load it as a standard Expert Advisor onto an MT5 chart inside your VT Markets MT5 terminal. It reads price and places orders directly through that account, no separate bridge or API key.

Which VT Markets account type suits the EA best?

The Raw ECN account, since its from-0.0-pip spreads keep the EA's order-block and fair-value-gap entries close to the exact level the engine mapped. Standard STP works too, with a wider spread built into the price.

Do I need MT4 or MT5 for this EA?

MT5 specifically. VT Markets offers MT4 as well, but the ICT AI Signal EA is built for the MT5 build only. Open your VT Markets account on MT5.

Does VT Markets allow EAs and automated trading?

Yes. AutoTrading is a native MT5 setting on VT Markets accounts, not a permission you need to request. You flip it on and the EA can place orders.

Do I need a VPS to keep the EA running on VT Markets?

A VPS keeps your terminal live through both the London and New York killzones without your own machine staying on. It's optional but recommended if you can't leave MT5 running yourself.

Can I set my own risk level?

Yes. Per-trade risk and the account-level cap are both set by you before you enable AutoTrading: the EA applies them to every order it places on your VT Markets account.

What killzones does the EA trade on a VT Markets feed?

It watches the London and New York sessions, the windows where VT Markets' liquidity is deepest and ICT structure shifts are most reliable.

Is the EA free on VT Markets, or is there a subscription?

The license is free for life. SignalBots is an Introducing Broker, so VT Markets pays a commission on your trading activity instead of you paying a subscription.

How do I activate the license on my VT Markets account?

Contact SignalBots support with your VT Markets MT5 account number and they activate it over chat, usually within minutes.

What leverage should I use with the EA on VT Markets?

VT Markets offers up to 1:500, but the EA's account-level risk cap is what controls your real exposure: higher leverage just changes margin usage, not the position size the EA is allowed to take.

Which instruments can the EA trade on VT Markets?

Any MT5 symbol VT Markets lists, though the ICT strategy is built around major forex pairs and gold, where structure and liquidity pools are cleanest.

Is my capital at risk?

Yes. Trading forex through an automated EA on VT Markets carries real risk of loss, and no outcome is guaranteed. Read the full risk warning before you go live.

Compliance & regulation

The rules, risks & regulators behind automated trading

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.

VT Markets: licences & EA policy

VT Markets operates through several regulated entities and openly supports MT4/MT5 Expert Advisors, but its regulatory coverage and leverage vary a lot depending on which entity onboards you.

  • VT Markets is regulated in multiple jurisdictions under separate entities: ASIC (Australia, licence 428901/516246) and the FSCA (South Africa, Forex Trading Licence 50865); it also uses offshore Mauritius/St Vincent entities for some clients, which carry weaker investor protection.
  • The UK's FCA placed VT Markets on its warning list in 2024 for offering CFD trading to EEA retail clients through unauthorised offshore entities with leverage up to 1:500 (well above the EU/UK retail cap of 1:30) so UK/EEA clients get no FCA authorisation, no Financial Ombudsman access and no FSCS protection.
  • VT Markets explicitly supports automated trading: EAs and algo strategies are permitted on both MT4 and MT5 (enable via the "Allow Algo Trading" setting), and scalping and hedging strategies are allowed, but leverage, negative-balance protection and compensation-scheme access still depend entirely on which regulated (or unregulated) entity holds your account.
  • Trading with SignalBots' free EA on a VT Markets account still carries normal forex/CFD leverage and counterparty risk; confirm which VT Markets entity and regulator applies to your country before connecting any automated strategy.

Official sources

Forex & CFD market risks

What to weigh before you run any EA on a leveraged forex/CFD account.

  • Regulators consistently report that the majority of retail CFD accounts lose money; automating the entries does not change that base rate.
  • Leverage amplifies both directions: a small adverse move can erase a large share of margin, and a weekend gap or news spike can fill a stop far worse than its level.
  • Execution quality (spread, slippage, requotes) varies by broker and account type and directly affects an ICT entry that depends on a precise fill at an order block or fair value gap.

Official sources

Global regulators

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.

  • Under the EU's MiFID II, firms running algorithmic strategies must keep pre-trade risk controls, governance and testing in place. ESMA extended that scrutiny to AI-driven trading systems in 2026.
  • The FCA (UK) and ASIC (Australia) cap retail CFD leverage from 30:1 down to 2:1 and require negative-balance protection: a hard limit on the exposure any EA can take on a retail account.
  • Regulators consistently report that most retail CFD accounts lose money; automating the entries does not change that base rate.
  • CySEC, the FCA, ASIC and the CFTC all warn that an 'AI trading bot' promising guaranteed or risk-free returns is itself a fraud red flag: legitimate automation never guarantees a result.

Regulators

United States

US persons face a distinct set of rules for automated forex, futures and securities trading, and a specific regulator advisory aimed at trading bots.

  • The CFTC's advisory “AI Won't Turn Trading Bots into Money Machines” names automated-bot and AI-signal scams directly: one fake-AI forex-bot case ended in a $3.4 billion judgment.
  • Retail off-exchange forex dealers must register with the CFTC and be NFA Forex Dealer Members; soliciting retail forex orders, including for an automated system, requires NFA registration.
  • The SEC, NASAA and FINRA jointly warn that a phrase like “our proprietary AI system can't lose” signals an unregistered scheme, not legitimate automation.
  • FINRA Rule 3110 makes member firms supervise, test and register the people behind an algorithmic strategy: the institutional bar for 'supervised' automated trading.

Regulators

Trading carries risk of loss. Read our full risk warning before you use any signal, backtest or automated strategy.

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Run the ICT EA on your VT Markets account

Download the EA, activate your free license, and let it trade London and New York killzones on raw ECN pricing.

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