Binary options signal app · Free & licensed

William Pro AI Bot

Set your platform, pair and expiry, tap Get signal, and William Pro reads which way the candle goes and when to enter: UP, DOWN or NO TRADE, a strength score, the entry and exit time, and a countdown for the trade. It runs on Quotex, Pocket Option and seven more platforms, on real-market and OTC pairs.

Timed to the candle Entry, exit and a countdown.
Auto scanner Reads every pair, keeps the clearest.
Free on 4H and 1D A licence opens 5 sec to 2 hr.

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Educational reads, not financial advice. Trading carries a risk of loss: read our risk warning.

William Pro AI Bot

Signals timed to the candle

OTC & real-market binary signal app

Signals today: 21; Our engine, since 00:00 UTC
Live now: 3; Engine signals still running

Configure signal

Trading platform

Market

Market open

Pair

Expiry

Your signal appears here

Set the platform, pair and expiry you are about to trade, then tap Get signal, or let the scanner pick the pair.

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Educational reads, not financial advice. Trading carries a risk of loss: read the risk warning.

How to use William Pro AI Bot, one screen at a time

The app has four settings and two buttons. The settings say what to read, Get signal reads it, and the Auto scanner reads every pair for you. The answer then runs as one card, from the wait for the candle to the end of the trade.

It answers one question before you place a trade: on this platform, this pair and this expiry, which way does the engine read the candle you can still take whole, and when do you enter? Most traders open it at one of three moments.

Just before an entry To get the direction and the exact entry second for the expiry you are about to buy.
When no pair stands out To let the Auto scanner read the whole list and point at the clearest pair.
At the weekend To switch to OTC and read the pairs your platform still quotes while the cash market is shut.

The screenshots are this page’s own app, captured at the settings each step names. Anything a step does not name stays where the page loads it: Quotex, the real market, EUR/USD and the 4H expiry. Four marks tell you what to look at.

The one control this step changes
A part of the app that answers to it
A part that stays exactly as it was
In step 1, a numbered part of the card, explained in the list under the picture

The pictures show one moment, your screen shows yours

Direction, strength, the meters and the times belong to the candle running when you tap, so the values in these pictures are the reads that existed at capture time. What does not change is where each answer appears and what it means.

Before you trade on it

Read the card from the top down

A William Pro card reading Enter the trade now for EUR/USD on a 4-hour expiry, with its pair, direction, strength, times, meters and time left ringed and numbered one to six. — A 4H read a few seconds after Get signal. Six parts, in the order they are meant to be read.

What was read (EUR/USD, via Quotex, 4 hours). The pair, platform and expiry the card belongs to. If it does not match the ticket you are about to place, the card is about a different trade.
The direction (UP, DOWN or NO TRADE). UP in green reads the candle up, a call. DOWN in red reads it down, a put. NO TRADE means the candle has no clear direction and is not worth a ticket.
Strength (93% here). How firmly the inputs behind the read agree. It measures agreement, never the chance that the trade wins.
Entry and exit (18:01:44 and 19:00:00). When to open the trade and when its candle closes, on your own device’s clock, whose offset from UTC sits in the fourth box.
Trend, Momentum and Volatility. The three parts of the read. Trend takes the direction’s colour; the other two are sizes, not directions.
Time left in the trade (58:13). The countdown to the exit. At zero the card turns into Trade ended.

What this means for you: check line 1 before the direction. A clean read made for another pair, platform or expiry is a read of another trade.

Setting: trading platform

Pick the platform you are logged into

The trading platform field ringed, with Quotex selected and the More platforms list open under it, showing IQ Option, Olymp Trade, Binomo, Exnova, Bubinga and Deriv. — More platforms opened. Quotex and Pocket Option have their own buttons; the other seven brokers sit in the list.

Platforms: 9
After picking one from the list: both buttons switch off

What it is. The broker the read is made for. Platforms quote the same pair slightly differently, and their OTC books differ more.

What switching it does. Tap a button, or open the list and pick a name; arrow keys and Enter work too. It stamps every new card with that platform, swaps the OTC pair list to that platform’s own book, and decides whether your licence unlocks the fast expiries there.

What this means for you: change the platform whenever you change brokers. A read made for another platform’s quotes is a read of another market.

Setting: market

OTC is a different book, not the same market after hours

The market switch ringed on OTC 24/7, with the status line reading OTC book, open 24/7 and the pair list open under it on Quotex's OTC pairs. — Market moved from Real to OTC. The status line and the pair list follow it.

Status line: Market open · London · New YorkOTC book · open 24/7
Pair list: Quotex OTC pairs
Platform: Quotexunchanged

What it is. Real-market pairs follow the cash market in its open hours, and the status line names the trading sessions open right now. OTC pairs are your platform’s own round-the-clock quotes, which is what you trade at the weekend.

What switching it does. The pair list is refilled from the other book. While the cash market is closed, Get signal on a real-market pair tells you to switch instead of inventing a read.

What this means for you: match this to the book your ticket fills on. A real-market read is the wrong instrument for a weekend OTC trade.

When the card says wait

Late in a candle, the read is for the next one

A card reading Signal found, wait for the open, with the countdown ring at 21 seconds ringed, and the entry 17:39:00 and exit 17:40:00 marked as staying put. — A 1-minute read tapped with under half the candle left. The ring counts down to the next open.

Expiry: 4 hours1 minute
Next candle opens in: 21 seconds
Entry and exit: 17:39:00 to 17:40:00fixed

What it is. On an expiry under an hour, a trade should get the whole candle it was read for. So when less than half of the running candle is left, the app reads the next candle instead, and shows when it opens.

What happens next. At zero the card turns into Enter the trade now, and both buttons stay locked until the trade ends or you cancel. With more than half the candle left, or on an expiry of an hour or more, the card skips the wait: you enter at once, for what is left of the running candle.

What this means for you: use the ring to get ready, and place the ticket on the open. Entering during the wait trades the old candle, which is not the one the card read.

Button: Auto scanner

Let the scanner read every pair and keep the clearest

The Auto scanner button ringed, with the scanning panel under it at 67 percent: 10 of 15 pairs read, 10 with a clear direction, strongest EUR/CHF UP 94 percent. — The scanner two thirds through the real-market list, 4H expiry, on Quotex.

Pairs read: 0 of 1510 of 15
Strongest so far: EUR/CHF UP 94%

What it is. The scanner reads each pair in your list, one after another, for your platform, market and expiry. The bar is the share of the list it has actually read.

What it does at the end. It switches the pair to the strongest UP or DOWN read and opens that card. When no pair has a clear direction on that candle, it says so instead of picking one anyway.

What this means for you: use the scanner when you have no pair in mind, then check that the pair it picked is one you are willing to trade.

The locked expiries

Everything faster than 4H asks for a licence

The expiry grid ringed, with a padlock on every chip from 5 sec to 2 hr beside the free 4 hr and 1 day chips. — The fast expiries carry a padlock. Tapping one opens the licence panel instead of selecting it.

Free on every platform: 4 hr and 1 day
With a licence: every chip from 5 sec to 2 hr

What it is. The fast expiries are the licensed half of the app. A licence is issued for your SignalBots account and the platforms you trade on.

What happens once it is active. Sign in, open the app, and the padlocks disappear for your platform. The Licensed to line shows your account instead of Not activated, and the expiry moves to 1 min.

What this means for you: judge the app on the free expiries first. Run the 4H and 1D reads against your own results, and let that decide whether a licence is worth it.

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When the countdown ends

Trade ended means check your chart, not the app

A card reading Trade ended for a 5-second EUR/USD DOWN read, with the time-left bar at zero ringed and the entry 18:01:50 and exit 18:01:55 marked as staying put. — A 5-second read after its exit. The buttons unlock and the card offers a new signal.

Expiry: 5 seconds
Time left: counting0:00, expired at 18:01:55
Entry and exit: 18:01:50 to 18:01:55unchanged

What it is. The card’s last state. This 5-second read was tapped late in a candle, so it waited for the next open and ran that whole candle, from 18:01:50 to 18:01:55.

What it does not do. It never marks a read as a win or a loss. The app does not see your broker account, so it cannot know how your ticket closed.

What this means for you: compare each ended card with your broker’s chart before the next one. That record, not a number on a banner, is how you judge a signal tool.

A twenty-second routine before each trade

Match the platform
Pick the platform you are logged into, and the market your ticket fills on.
Match the trade
Pick the pair and expiry you are about to buy, then tap Get signal, or let the Auto scanner choose the pair.
Enter on time
Read line 1, then the direction and strength. If the card says wait, place the ticket on the open, not before.
Size it yourself
The app does not know your balance. Decide the stake first, and use the money management calculator to see what a losing run does to it.

Every card is what the engine read for the combination you chose, for education rather than advice. No read settles the next trade, so size your risk and read our risk warning first.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is William Pro AI Bot?

It is a binary options signal app that runs in your browser, built by SignalBots on the same engine as Chinese Bot AI Pro. You set the platform, market, pair and expiry, tap Get signal, and it gives one read for that trade: UP, DOWN or NO TRADE, a strength score, the entry and exit time, and a countdown. It is not a broker and never touches your funds.

Does it work on Quotex and Pocket Option?

Yes. Quotex and Pocket Option have their own buttons, and the More platforms list adds IQ Option, Olymp Trade, Binomo, Exnova, Bubinga, Deriv and Alpari. Every read is made for the platform you pick, so choose the one you are logged into before you tap.

Can I get William Pro signals at the weekend?

Yes, on OTC. Switch the market to OTC 24/7 and the pair list changes to your platform's own round-the-clock quotes. Real-market pairs follow the cash market, which is closed from Friday 21:00 to Sunday 21:00 UTC, so on a weekend visit the app opens on OTC by itself.

Why does it sometimes ask me to wait before I enter?

On expiries under an hour, a trade should get the whole candle it was read for. When less than half of the current candle is left, the app reads the next candle instead and counts down to its open, then shows Enter the trade now. When more than half is left, or the expiry is an hour or longer, the read is for the candle running now: you enter straight away, for what is left of that candle, so the exit time on the card can come a little sooner than a full expiry.

What does the auto scanner do?

It reads every pair in your list, for your platform, market and expiry, one after another. Then it keeps the pair with the strongest UP or DOWN read and switches the app to it. If no pair has a clear read on that candle, it says so instead of picking one anyway.

What does the strength score mean?

It shows how firmly the inputs behind a read agree with each other. A higher score is a cleaner read. It is never a probability that the trade wins, so size every trade as if the read could be wrong.

What do Signals today and Live now count?

They count our own signal engine's binary options signals, the ones published on our binary signals page. Signals today is how many it issued since 00:00 UTC, and Live now is how many are still running. They are the same for every visitor, and they are not a count of your own reads.

Which expiries are free, and which need a licence?

The 4H and 1D expiries are free on every platform, for everyone, with no account. Every faster expiry, from 5 seconds up to 2 hours, needs a William Pro AI Bot licence for the platform you trade on. The locked expiries carry a padlock and open the licence panel instead.

How do I get a William Pro AI Bot licence?

Message our support team from the licence panel. They set the licence up on your SignalBots account, and the fast expiries unlock the next time you open the app while signed in. The licence belongs to your account, so it works on your phone and your desktop.

Do I need to download an APK or an app?

No. William Pro AI Bot runs right here on this page, in the browser of your phone, tablet or computer. There is nothing to install or keep updated.

Does the app tell me if my trade won?

No. The app does not see your broker account, so it cannot know how your ticket closed. When a signal ends, the card says Trade ended; check the result on your broker's chart before you take the next one.

Is trading with William Pro AI Bot signals risky?

Yes. Short-expiry trading carries a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. A read is an educational signal, not financial advice, and no read settles the next trade. Only risk money you can afford to lose, and read our risk warning first.

Timed to the candle

William Pro AI Bot Tells You When to Enter, Not Just Which Way

Most signal apps stop at UP or DOWN. William Pro AI Bot also tells you when to place the ticket. On an expiry under an hour, when less than half of the running candle is left, the read is for the next candle and a ring counts down to its open. Then the card says Enter the trade now, with the entry and exit times on your own clock and a bar for the time left. When the exit passes, it says Trade ended. Your trade gets the whole candle it was read for, instead of whatever is left of the old one.

Three tiles for the three moments of a William Pro card: Wait for the open with a countdown ring, Enter the trade now with entry and exit, and Trade ended with a note to check your chart, under the headline William Pro Times the Entry.

Open William Pro AI Bot

A three-stage funnel: every pair in the list, from EUR/USD to GBP/JPY, passes through one read per pair checking trend, momentum and volatility, and comes out as the strongest clear reads, EUR/JPY and GBP/USD, under the headline Auto Scanner Keeps the Clearest Pair.

Auto scanner

The William Pro Auto Scanner Reads Every Pair and Keeps the Clearest

When no pair stands out, tap Auto scanner instead of Get signal. William Pro reads every pair in your list, one after another, for the platform, market and expiry you set, and the progress bar is the share of the list it has actually read. It keeps the strongest UP or DOWN read, switches the pair to it and opens that card. When no pair has a clear direction on the candle, it says so rather than picking one anyway. Check that the pair it picked is one you are willing to trade before you place the ticket.

Your platform, your book

William Pro AI Bot on Quotex, Pocket Option and Seven More, Real Market or OTC

William Pro AI Bot opens on Quotex, with Pocket Option one tap away, and its More platforms list adds IQ Option, Olymp Trade, Binomo, Exnova, Bubinga, Deriv and Alpari. Every card is stamped with the platform it was read for. A second switch picks the book: real-market pairs follow the cash market in its open hours, and the status line names the sessions open right now, while OTC pairs are your platform's own round-the-clock quotes. At the weekend the app opens on OTC by itself. Pick the same platform, book and pair you are about to trade.

A Free versus Licensed board: 4H and 1D against 5S to 2H added for expiries, all nine platforms against the licensed ones, the card, timing and scanner included in both, and open to everyone against activated by support.

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Free or licensed

William Pro AI Bot Free 4H and 1D Reads Versus Licensed Fast Expiries

William Pro AI Bot gives every visitor the 4H and 1D expiries for free, on every platform and on real-market and OTC pairs, with the same card, timing and Auto scanner, and no account. A licence unlocks every faster expiry, from 5 seconds up to 2 hours, on the platforms it covers. There is nothing to pay on this page: you message our support team, they set up the licence on your SignalBots account, and the padlocks disappear the next time you open the app. Judge the free expiries against your own results first.

When a trade ends

When a William Pro Trade Ends, Your Broker's Chart Has the Answer

A William Pro card never marks a trade as a win or a loss. The app does not see your broker account, so it cannot know how your ticket closed, and it prints no win rate. When the time-left bar reaches zero, the card says Trade ended and the buttons unlock. That is the moment to open your broker's chart, compare the close with the direction the card gave, and note it yourself. A record you keep of your own trades is how you judge a signal tool, not a number on a banner. Then take a fresh read for the next candle.

A Trade ended card leads to the trader's own broker chart, where results live, and on to three notes: the app scores nothing, you judge it, and a new read comes next.