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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Before making a payment, the client receives a link to the Client Agreement, which must be signed and completed. A copy is then sent to the agent handling the purchase. The agent provides available payment options—currently, cryptocurrency wallets—and the client proceeds with the payment. After confirmation, the agent sends the software.
Unfortunately, we do not provide demo access, trial versions, or account management services. However, you can review the performance of our HFT software on our website in the STATISTICS section and on Myfxbook.com.
See question #2 above.
Yes. After purchase, the client receives an installation package, connectors, instructions, and video guides. The included preset files are examples only. Each broker requires custom presets based on spread and commission conditions. You can create presets using quote recording and integration into the BackTester—detailed instructions are provided.
Yes. Updates are free for all licensed users, with no time restrictions
Yes, a comprehensive user guide is included, covering installation, key settings, and algorithm descriptions.
The installation package, connectors, instructions, video materials, and example preset files.
Clients select algorithms based on their purchased subscription plan: Silver, Gold, or Platinum.
A step-by-step guide is included in the user manual.
Enter your email (matching the one in the Client Agreement) in the Login section and click “Request Activation.” Our support team will activate your license according to your purchased plan.
Only arbitrage strategies.
Major low-spread currency pairs, Gold, Oil, Gas, and indices such as US30, US100, and GER40.
This question is not applicable
Yes. Our support team can provide a list of recommended VPS providers. We primarily use London-based servers, with some exceptions in New York and Singapore.
Pricing plans range from 1 month to 6 months and are available upon request from our support team.
Clients receive direct quotes from our London-based servers in Private 7, using login credentials provided by our support team. Our sources include the fastest liquidity providers in Europe, the US, and Singapore.
Private 7 is a sophisticated arbitrage algorithm designed to exploit market inefficiencies. However, success depends on liquidity, volatility, and execution speed. Trading always involves risk, and profits are not guaranteed. 💡 If a client insists on guarantees, remind them: “If guaranteed profits existed, these products would be worth millions, not available online.”
You are not required to inform your broker about arbitrage trading when opening an account. Your trades appear manual, and there are no legal violations. However, regulations vary by country, and we do not provide legal advice.
Brokers with fast execution speeds, ECN/STP accounts, and direct liquidity access offer the best performance.
The refund policy is detailed in the Client Agreement, which must be signed before purchase.
• Technological Advantage: Regular updates optimized for market conditions.
• Execution Speed: Essential for arbitrage strategies.
• Security: No hidden risks like deposit-draining scripts.
• 24/7 Support: Live multilingual assistance (not bots).
Installation takes one minute using the provided instructions.
Versions 2012 and 2016 are preferred for optimal performance. Later versions contain unnecessary patches that may slow down arbitrage execution.
Support is available 24/7, but response times depend on agent availability. Clients can ask for the agent’s time zone for better coordination.
• Check the STATISTICS section on our website.
• Review Myfxbook records.
• Participate in arbitrage trading forums.
• Test brokers by opening real accounts (2-3 per day).
Sharing broker information publicly leads to mass account openings, triggering broker investigations and potential fund withdrawal issues.
For the same reason as above, we do not disclose live accounts. Arbitrage traders protect their broker information to avoid detection.
Reports are published only after profits have been withdrawn. This process can take from 1 week to 3 months, which is why data may not be immediately updated.
No. Our accepted payment methods are provided by our support agents.
The first 90 days include free access to new algorithms. After that, you can extend or cancel your subscription at any time.
We do not track regulations for every country. Clients must verify broker eligibility in their jurisdiction.
• $200–$300 for MT4/MT5/cTrader.
• Leverage of at least 1:30.
• VPS rental costs start at $40/month.
• Some quote providers charge $300/month for API access.
• For FIX API trading, a minimum $10,000 deposit is required.
Ping measures connection speed to a broker or quote provider. Lower ping means faster execution—crucial for arbitrage trading.
There are no limits on accounts or trading terminals. However, licenses are linked to specific VPS servers or computers and can be transferred upon request.
No. Our software is proprietary, and source code distribution is strictly prohibited.
Yes, but we only develop high-frequency trading (HFT) or arbitrage-related projects. We do not create simple indicators or beginner-level EAs. Custom modifications to our existing software are available upon request.
FAQ

Forex Rules, Latency Rules, and Slippage Problems

Arbitrage trading is based on exploiting temporary price discrepancies between different brokers or liquidity providers. While not illegal, some brokers have policies against arbitrage and may implement measures such as trade delays, widened spreads, or account restrictions. It is essential to review the broker’s terms of service before trading.
Yes, some brokers consider arbitrage strategies as "toxic flow" and may impose restrictions, such as increasing execution delays, canceling trades, or even closing your account. To reduce the risk of detection, it is recommended to use the correct execution settings and avoid aggressive lot sizes that could trigger broker suspicion.
Look for brokers with fast execution speeds, low latency, and direct market access (DMA) accounts like ECN or STP. Avoid brokers that explicitly prohibit arbitrage in their terms or apply anti-arbitrage mechanisms such as virtual dealer plugins.
Latency is the delay between sending a trade order and its execution by the broker. Lower latency means faster order execution, which is crucial for arbitrage trading, as price discrepancies exist only for milliseconds. Using a VPS located near the broker’s servers and selecting a broker with fast execution speeds can help reduce latency.
Use a low-latency VPS in the same data center as your broker (e.g., London for European brokers, New York for US brokers). Choose brokers with direct liquidity provider access (ECN/STP). Optimize software settings for faster order execution and reduce unnecessary processing time.
For effective arbitrage trading, latency should be below 5 milliseconds (ms) . A latency above 10ms can significantly reduce the effectiveness of arbitrage strategies.
Slippage occurs when an order is executed at a different price than expected due to market volatility or execution delays. For arbitrage traders, high slippage can reduce profitability or turn profitable trades into losses.
Use brokers with fast order execution (ECN/STP). Trade during high liquidity periods (e.g., London and New York sessions). Adjust arbitrage software settings to filter out trades with high expected slippage. Use limit orders instead of market orders when possible.
No, slippage is a natural part of Forex trading, especially during high-impact news events or when trading assets with low liquidity. However, it can be minimized by choosing the right brokers, VPS locations, and execution settings.
FAQ

Rules About Withdrawing Money from Brokers

Some brokers may delay or investigate withdrawals if they suspect arbitrage trading. Common issues include:

Extended processing times (up to several weeks).
Requests for additional documentation (proof of funds, bank statements).
Trade audits to verify if trades comply with broker policies.

To avoid problems, use brokers with a proven reputation and withdraw profits in smaller amounts over time rather than making a large withdrawal at once.
Brokers delay or reject withdrawals if they suspect traders are exploiting market inefficiencies in ways that could hurt their profitability. Reasons include:

Violation of broker terms (e.g., exploiting latency arbitrage).
Suspicious trading activity (e.g., all trades closed within milliseconds).
Large profit withdrawals within a short period.
Withdraw smaller amounts periodically rather than all at once.
Avoid high-frequency arbitrage trades on the same broker continuously.
Choose ECN/STP brokers with a history of allowing arbitrage.
Verify broker withdrawal policies before trading.
FAQ

Do Brokers Allow Arbitrage Trading?

Brokers using Straight Through Processing (STP) or Electronic Communication Network (ECN) models do not trade against clients, so they may allow arbitrage. However, Market Maker brokers (who profit when clients lose) often prohibit arbitrage since it exploits their pricing inefficiencies.
Look for ECN/STP brokers with direct liquidity access.
Check the broker’s terms and conditions for mentions of arbitrage restrictions.
Ask broker support directly if arbitrage is allowed.
Test with a small deposit before scaling up.
Some brokers initially allow arbitrage traders because they generate high trading volume, which benefits brokers through commission fees. However, if a trader withdraws significant profits, the broker may start limiting execution speeds, increasing slippage, or banning the account.
FAQ

Why Brokers Can Ban Arbitrage Accounts

Brokers may ban accounts if they believe arbitrage strategies are exploiting weaknesses in their execution systems. Common reasons include:

Latency arbitrage detection (trades executed too quickly after price updates).
Consistently profitable trades without significant drawdowns.
Excessive order modifications or cancellations.
Using multiple accounts or VPNs to manipulate price feeds.
Avoid excessive trading frequency on the same broker.
Withdraw profits gradually rather than in large amounts.
Use multiple brokers instead of relying on one.
Choose brokers with fast execution speeds and a history of allowing arbitrage.
It depends on the broker. Some brokers blacklist traders by name, IP address, or payment details, while others may allow re-registration under different details. It is best to use multiple brokers to avoid dependency on one.
FAQ

Arbitrage Forex Rules

Use brokers that allow arbitrage strategies.
Ensure minimal latency between price feeds and order execution.
Monitor trade execution times and avoid excessive frequency.
Withdraw profits gradually to avoid broker scrutiny.
Use VPS services to reduce execution delays.
Yes, some brokers ban accounts if they detect arbitrage trading, especially
Use different brokers for liquidity and execution.
Spread trades across multiple accounts to avoid drawing attention.
Withdraw profits in small amounts over time.
Vary trade sizes to prevent predictable patterns.
FAQ

Arbitrage Forex & Latency Rules

Latency is the delay between placing an order and its execution. In arbitrage trading, low latency is crucial because even a few milliseconds can impact profitability.
The best latency for arbitrage trading is below 5 milliseconds. A latency higher than 20 milliseconds may reduce efficiency and increase the risk of slippage.
Use a VPS close to your broker’s server (e.g., London or New York).
Trade with low-latency brokers that offer direct market access.
Optimize internet speed and connection settings.
Use high-performance trading software designed for speed.
Some brokers intentionally slow down execution for arbitrage traders to reduce their profitability. This is known as "virtual dealer plugins" or "execution delays."
FAQ

Slippage Problems

Slippage is the difference between the expected price and the actual execution price of a trade. It occurs due to:

High volatility
Slow broker execution
Market depth limitations
Slippage can destroy arbitrage profitability by widening the price gap between entry and exit points. Even a 1-2 pip slippage can turn a profitable strategy into a losing one.
Use brokers with fast execution speeds (ECN/STP).
Trade during high-liquidity sessions (London/New York overlap).
Choose a broker with minimal order rejection rates.
Optimize VPS and reduce latency.
FAQ

Withdrawing Money from Brokers

Brokers delay withdrawals if they detect:

High-frequency arbitrage patterns.
Consistently profitable trades with minimal drawdowns.
Large withdrawals after short-term trading.
Contact customer support and request an explanation.
Provide additional documents if requested (e.g., proof of funds).
Withdraw smaller amounts over time instead of one large sum.
Consider legal action or regulatory complaints if withdrawal refusal is unjustified.
Withdraw gradually rather than in one large sum.
Use multiple brokers to diversify funds.
Avoid raising suspicion by maintaining a normal trading pattern.
FAQ

Brokers and Arbitrage Bans

Brokers ban arbitrage traders because they:

Exploit pricing inefficiencies to generate fast profits.
Cause liquidity imbalances by placing rapid trades.
Reduce the broker’s profitability, especially in Market Maker models.
Market Makers (they profit from traders’ losses).
Brokers with manual execution (higher slippage).
Brokers with no direct liquidity provider connections.
Look for ECN/STP brokers with direct market access.
Check if the broker allows high-frequency trading.
Test execution speeds before depositing large amounts.
It depends on the broker. Some track traders by IP address, name, and payment method, while others allow new registrations with different details.
FAQ

Masking Arbitrage Trading – 10 Gold Rules

Start with manual or grid/martingale EA trading for the first 1-2 weeks.
Use different lot sizes and mix trade strategies.
Limit daily trades to avoid detection (e.g., max 25 trades/day).
Withdraw profits in phases rather than all at once.
Brokers closely monitor new accounts. By trading manually or using a grid/martingale EA, your account looks like a normal trader instead of an arbitrage trader.
A 2 LEG LOCK or HIDDEN arbitrage algorithm prevents brokers from detecting latency trading by hiding order execution methods. It makes your trading look like a standard hedge or spread trading strategy.
Using random lot sizes makes your trades appear less predictable. A good method is:

First trade 0.1 lot
Next trade 0.2 lot
Next trade 0.4 lot
This pattern mimics martingale trading, which many brokers allow.
Some brokers allow only 25 arbitrage trades per day.
Some limit profits to 5% per day.
Using a big gap between orders makes your strategy look more natural and prevents instant detection.
Yes. Some brokers ban accounts when they detect sudden lot increases (e.g., from 0.9 lots to 1 lot). Instead, you should:

Continue trading 0.9 lots.
Open additional 0.8, 0.7, 0.6 lot trades instead of a single large lot.
When you reach 100% profit → Withdraw it.
When you earn $5,000 → Withdraw it.
When you make back your initial deposit → Withdraw it.
After each withdrawal, you can try to earn more but stay cautious.
Open a new account and try trading again.
If the new account is also banned, create a fresh account with a new IP, new name, and new payment method.
Brokers track traders using IP addresses. If your account is banned, use a fresh IP for:

Account registration
Funding the account
Withdrawing profits
Logging into MT4/MT5
🛑 DO NOT BE GREEDY!

Start with a small deposit and aim for big withdrawals.
Example: Deposit $100 → Withdraw at $1,000
Example: Deposit $1,000 → Withdraw at $5,000
FAQ

HFT Arbitrage – How to Start Earning?

If you are new to trading, you will need at least 6 months to learn and start making profits.
To get started, you need at least $2,000 in initial capital.
No. You should not take money on credit or invest your last savings, as arbitrage trading carries high risks.
HFT arbitrage deals with highly volatile assets like forex, cryptocurrencies, and stocks.
There is always a chance of losing money, so proper risk management is essential.
Yes, in many ways. The Forex market is a game where everyone has equal chances but also faces big risks. Like a casino, the owner of the game (broker) can cancel your winnings at any time.
To consistently make money, you must outplay the broker using the same techniques they use against traders.
Latency arbitrage is a trading strategy where you exploit price delays (lagging quotes) at a broker to make quick profits.
To detect latency, you need special software that compares price updates across multiple brokers.
The human eye can only perceive information changes every 20 ms.
A trading bot can detect changes in nanoseconds, making it much faster and more effective.
Our company offers various arbitrage software solutions. You can start by purchasing an appropriate tariff plan.
FAQ

How to Check if a Broker is Suitable for Arbitrage Trading?

You can check order execution time in two ways:

Manually by opening a test order.
Using Westernpips Software, which records execution time automatically and show it in log.
If order execution time is more than 1000 ms, the broker is not suitable for arbitrage trading.
The broker may not be suitable for arbitrage.
Your account may have been flagged by the broker, leading to slower order execution.
The ping to the broker's server is too high, please select the closest VPS to the broker.
The Westernpips Software has a special feature to track execution times.
The Westernpips Software includes a feature called “CONTROL EXECUTION PLUG-IN”, which:

Monitors execution times.
Stops trading if the time exceeds a pre-set limit.
You should consider searching for a new broker that offers faster execution and is more suitable for arbitrage trading.
FAQ

Order Execution Price & Slippage in Arbitrage Trading

Slippage occurs when the actual execution price of an order is different from the price at which the advisor sent the request. It is calculated as: Slippage = Request Price - Order Open Price
Many brokers use multiple liquidity providers, which can cause orders to be executed at new (market) prices, leading to slippage.
The ideal slippage is zero, meaning orders are executed at the exact price requested, maximizing profit.
Higher slippage = lower profit per trade.
More points are taken away, reducing the effectiveness of arbitrage.
Dishonest brokers use slippage to:

Manipulate execution prices and reduce trader profits.
Pocket the difference on top of spreads and commissions.
Choose brokers with low or zero slippage.
Test execution speed and slippage before trading large amounts
FAQ

Ping & Execution Speed in Arbitrage Trading

Ping is the latency time (in milliseconds) between your trading platform and the broker’s server. It affects order execution speed and slippage.
Lower ping (0-10ms) = faster execution & lower slippage.
Higher ping = delayed execution & missed arbitrage opportunities.
In the MT4/MT5 terminal, check the lower right corner for server ping.
In Special Websites when you can check Ping to any IP.
The ideal ping is 0-10 ms for maximum execution speed.
Switch to a broker server with lower ping.
Use a VPS near the broker's data center to reduce ping
In Special Websites when you can check Ping to any IP.
Check Ping to WPFast Feed Servers in Westernpips Software.
FAQ

Arbitrage Trading During High Volatility and News Releases

High volatility increases price fluctuations, creating more opportunities for arbitrage traders to take advantage of price differences between brokers.
During major news events, brokers' servers may become overloaded due to high trading volumes, leading to lagging quotes and delayed execution times.
Lagging quotes happen because brokers struggle to process the large number of client orders, leading to execution delays and potential arbitrage opportunities.
The best times are during high-impact news releases and at the opening of the European and American trading sessions when market activity is at its peak.
News arbitrage is a strategy where traders exploit price discrepancies caused by market reactions to economic news. Many traders prefer it because of its high profitability during these events.
These sessions see increased trading activity, leading to rapid price movements and potential inefficiencies in brokers' pricing, making them ideal for arbitrage.
While profitable, trading during news events carries risks such as slippage, order rejections, and widened spreads, which can reduce potential profits.
By using high-speed execution and monitoring broker response times, traders can capitalize on temporary inefficiencies in pricing caused by server overload
FAQ

Broker Behavior and Risk Management in Arbitrage Trading

Monitor your trading activity closely. If you achieve high profitability, the broker may take measures to limit your trading, such as installing plugins that affect order execution. Be cautious and withdraw profits regularly.
Broker plugins are tools used to manipulate trading conditions, making it harder for profitable traders to continue earning. They can cause slippage, slow execution times, requotes, off-quotes, and even account blocking.
Most brokers do not send trades to the interbank market and instead profit from client losses. If a trader consistently wins, the broker may try to limit or prevent further profits by using plugins.
No. Brokers use these tactics against all profitable traders, not just those using arbitrage strategies. Any trader who consistently earns money can face restrictions.
Stop trading immediately and withdraw your profits. These are signs that the broker might be manipulating your trades.
It's best to withdraw profits gradually. Aim for 100-300% profit before withdrawing. Brokers are more likely to allow withdrawals of smaller amounts, ideally under $10,000.
Yes, if a broker believes you are making too much money, they may block your account. This is why it’s important to withdraw earnings regularly and avoid being too greedy.
Use different trading strategies initially, withdraw profits in smaller amounts, and avoid making unusually large gains in a short time.
Start with a reasonable deposit, grow it gradually, and withdraw in stages. For example, deposit $2,000, earn $4,000, then withdraw profits before reinvesting.
Forex trading is similar to a casino because brokers often manipulate prices and conditions to maximize their own profits. Understanding this will help you strategize and withdraw money before facing restrictions.
FAQ

Masking Methods for Arbitrage Trading

You can use several masking methods, such as increasing trade duration, mixing manual and arbitrage trades, using hidden arbitrage strategies, and changing your IP address.
Trades that last more than 1-3 minutes are not considered scalping, which helps avoid broker restrictions. Many arbitrage EAs have settings to increase trade duration.
Yes, trading manually for 2-3 weeks can move your account to a different group (B-Book) with better execution conditions. Mixing manual and arbitrage trades also helps reduce suspicion.
These EAs use special algorithms to delay and disguise arbitrage trades, making them appear more like regular trades.
Yes, brokers often do not apply plugins or restrictions to trades using the minimum lot size, making it a safer approach for long-term arbitrage trading.
Some brokers' managers allow arbitrage trading if you generate high transaction volumes. You can discuss with them the acceptable lot sizes and daily profitability limits to avoid detection.
Brokers track IP addresses to identify and monitor traders. Changing your IP, especially when opening new accounts, helps prevent detection and account bans.
Many VPS providers offer IP-changing services that allow you to use different IPs when trading with brokers.