The rebuild. Twenty components, a new risk engine, multi-platform receivers, and a supervisor layer that watches the whole estate.
Everything you need to get running.
Guides, free tools, and setup walkthroughs for GhostTraderOS and the wider trading community. Most of it is open to anyone, no account required.
Getting started
Short walkthroughs that take you from a fresh install to your first automated trade.
The full path, start to finish. Install the receiver on your own machine, connect a broker account, attach a strategy, and watch the first signal execute.
- Install the receiver and register your machine
- Connect your broker account, credentials stay with you
- Attach a strategy and set your risk profile
- Send a test signal and confirm execution
Where to find accounts, strategies, signals, and the audit trail.
Position sizing, daily limits, and drawdown protection explained.
Copying one strategy across many accounts without doubling your risk.
Free tools
Built for our own desk, kept free for everyone. No account, no signup, no limits.
The indicators we run on our own charts, published openly. Session levels, structure, and bias tools written for TradingView.
Work out lot size from account balance, stop distance, and the percentage you are willing to lose. Handles forex, indices, metals, and futures.
Log every trade, tag the setup, and see which conditions actually pay. Built to be filled in fast enough that you keep doing it.
Receiver guides
A receiver is the piece that runs on your own machine and places the orders. One guide per platform.
Install the expert advisor, attach it to a chart, and pair it with an account. Covers forex, indices, metals, and CFDs.
Import the strategy, enable it on your instrument, and connect it to the system. Built for futures execution.
Crypto exchanges, cTrader, and Interactive Brokers are on the roadmap. Every receiver speaks the same contract, so guides follow the same shape.
Updates and notes
What changed, what shipped, and what we learned running it on live capital.
Broker credentials never reach our servers. What that means in practice, and what it costs us to build it that way.
Running one strategy on ten accounts is not ten times the risk, unless you set it up that way. How the sizing rules actually work.