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Only Quotex's OTC instruments — assets whose name ends in -OTC. The bot ignores every non-OTC asset on Quotex, including all real-market forex, crypto, and commodities. Run the weekday Quotex extension for those — the two installs don't overlap.

Yes — that is the entire point. Quotex OTC instruments stay open 24/7, including Saturday and Sunday when real markets are closed. The extension streams signals and trades them the same way the weekday extension does on the real-market board.

Yes. The extension never asks for your Quotex password and only interacts with pages you have open in your own browser, exactly the way you would. It doesn't bypass any platform rule, doesn't tamper with the broker's OTC feed, and runs entirely on your machine.

Yes. The OTC extension defaults to Demo Mode on first install — you can let it run against Quotex's OTC demo balance before risking real funds. Switch to Live from the popup once you're ready.

Both modes are first-class. With Auto-Trade OFF, OTC signals stream into the panel and you click to take them. With Auto-Trade ON, the bot places trades for you on -OTC instruments using your configured size and filter. Flip between them any time from the popup.

The extension runs only while your Quotex tab is open. Closing the tab or shutting your laptop pauses OTC signal delivery and any auto-trading; everything resumes the moment you reopen the tab and reconnect.

No. You log into Quotex the normal way in your own browser tab, and the extension activates with a SignalBots license key — never a broker password. Your broker credentials stay between you and Quotex.

End-to-end signal-to-click latency stays under 10ms on a normal broadband connection. The bot evaluates each OTC setup locally in your browser before placing the order, so reaction time doesn't depend on a round-trip to our servers.

Yes. OTC Demo Mode is unlocked from the moment you install — the bot runs against the OTC demo balance until you buy a license. Demo Mode locks a subset of OTC assets, timeframes, and strategies, so the live experience opens up the full configuration once activated.

Yes — they are independent installs that share the same Quotex account. Each one is scoped to its own asset universe (the weekday build skips -OTC assets, the OTC build skips everything else), so they don't fight over the same signals. You need a separate license per extension.

From the popup. Pick Fixed Amount (dollars per trade) or Percentage of Balance, set your value, and the bot sticks to it for every Auto-Trade order on -OTC instruments. Change it any time without losing your session.

One-time. You pay once for a lifetime license that activates the OTC extension on your Quotex account — no monthly fee, no recurring charge, no subscription to cancel. Updates ship to the installed extension automatically.

Tuned primarily for 1-minute and 5-minute OTC binary options on Quotex, with the timeframe selector in the popup so you can scope Auto-Trade to whichever set you want on the synthetic feed.

A floor on the AI's historical win-rate per OTC signal — the bot skips any Quotex OTC setup whose modelled win-rate falls below your floor. Default is 70%. Raise it for fewer, higher-conviction trades on the synthetic feed.

Yes. Toggle the -OTC assets you want from the popup — anything you leave off is ignored. The same applies to timeframes and strategies. Non-OTC assets are always off by design.

Yes — the OTC license is bound to a specific Quotex account, so if you switch to a different one in the same browser the panel raises an Account Mismatch alert and blocks the bot until you switch back. This makes a wrong-account OTC trade impossible by accident.

Yes. The popup shows a Connecting / Connected / Disconnected banner and the extension retries automatically when the Quotex OTC feed drops. You don't have to re-login manually if the connection briefly hiccups.

No — desktop browsers only. The Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons don't support full content-script extensions on mobile Quotex, so the OTC bot is desktop-only for now.

Chrome and Chromium-based browsers (Brave, Edge, Opera, Vivaldi, Chromium) share the Chrome build. Firefox and modern Firefox forks (LibreWolf, Waterfox, Floorp, Zen Browser) share the Firefox MV3 build via AMO. Runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

No — and that is by design. Every broker that offers OTC instruments builds them in-house, so Quotex's EUR/USD-OTC is a synthetic feed generated by Quotex, separate from the real interbank market and separate from another broker's -OTC version of the same pair. Same goes for GBP/JPY-OTC, BTC-OTC, and every other -OTC instrument on Quotex. Treat each broker's OTC chart as its own market — including the Quotex weekday board for the same ticker.