GIX-PROP: the MT5 Expert Advisor built for prop firm challenges and funded accounts.

GIX-PROP was designed around FTMO’s two-step challenge rules, such as a daily loss limit and a maximum overall loss, measured on the account your firm issued to you. Many firms run similar two-step programmes, but each firm writes its own rules and can change them, so read your firm’s current rules and set GIX-PROP to fit them. Gixodia is not affiliated with FTMO or with any other firm.

GIX-PROP has a built-in stop on the account balance: when losses reach it, GIX-PROP closes its trades. You can set the stop lower, never higher, to fit your firm’s daily and overall drawdown limits, and further protection layers act before it. You see and set the stop level in the EA inputs; the setting is yours and you can change it. A stop sets where GIX-PROP acts, not the fill price: in a fast market, gaps and slippage can fill an order beyond it.

Further protection layers act before the stop is reached, so the stop is the last line of defence rather than the only one. These layers manage risk; they do not make a loss impossible, and a losing period can still reach the stop.

Set its balance stop lower to keep more distance from your firm’s daily limit. Protection layers act before the stop, and after a deep losing cycle it exits at break even when the market comes back to that level. Many firms measure their daily limit differently from a balance stop (for example on equity, reset each day), and every trade on the account counts toward it, so leave room. A stop sets where GIX-PROP acts, not the price you get. No software can promise that you pass a challenge.

After a deep losing cycle, GIX-PROP exits at break even instead of carrying the position all the way to the stop. That depends on the market coming back to the break-even level; if it does not, the stop still applies.

In an extreme event, such as a sudden spike around major news, GIX-PROP closes at the stop to protect the account instead of waiting. A stop does not fix the exit price, so gaps and slippage can fill the close beyond it. Many firms also have their own rules on trading around news, so check yours.

EUR/USD only. GIX-PROP does not trade gold, indices, crypto or any other currency pair, and it runs on MetaTrader 5 only.

Check before you start. Rules on Expert Advisors differ from firm to firm and can change: some firms allow them, some restrict them, and many have rules on copying identical trades across accounts or on trading around news. Read your firm’s current rules, ask the firm if anything is unclear, and only run GIX-PROP where they allow it. Following your firm’s rules is your responsibility; Gixodia cannot check them for you.

It can happen, so ask first. GIX-PROP runs the same logic for every subscriber, so similar trades can open on other customers’ accounts at about the same time. Some firms approve an EA before you run it, some limit how much capital can run the same third-party strategy across accounts, and many restrict identical or copied trades. Ask your firm how it treats a licensed EA before you start.

GIX-PROP costs $249 a month (USD). It starts with a 10-day free trial that begins when you complete payment, not when the software is installed. A card is required to start, and you are not charged if you cancel during the 10 days. To make sure your card works, Stripe places a temporary $1 authorization and releases it right away. Nothing is charged today. There is one free trial per person across all Gixodia plans: if you have already had a Gixodia free trial, the first month is charged when you confirm your card. You can cancel anytime from your dashboard.

Yes. You can run GIX-PROP on a prop firm account and also hold Bot Euro or Bot Euro + Gold for a live account in your own name. Each plan is its own subscription, billed separately, and the free trial is one per person, so a second plan starts paid. If you already have a Gixodia plan, do not sign up again: sign in to your dashboard and press Add GIX-PROP on your Licenses page. You read and sign the GIX-PROP terms there, then pay by card.

Failing a challenge is always possible, with or without software, and no software can promise that you pass a challenge. The challenge fee is paid to your firm under its terms, and Gixodia cannot refund it. Your GIX-PROP subscription is separate: it continues until you cancel it, and you can cancel anytime from your dashboard. If your firm issues you a new MT5 login, for a new challenge or a reset, change the account on your license in your dashboard (Change account) when you switch: a license runs on one MT5 account at a time.

On a short setup call of about 15 minutes with Spirix, an independent setup partner. Spirix is a separate company, the call is free, and using it is your choice. Spirix sets GIX-PROP up with you on the call, on the MetaTrader 5 account your prop firm issued to you. Gixodia provides the software only; the installation is done by Spirix, not by Gixodia. If you prefer to install it yourself, your dashboard has GIX-PROP and its own install guide (PDF).

It is your MT5 login, digits only. In MetaTrader 5 open the Navigator (Ctrl+N): under Accounts it is the number before your name. Your prop firm also sends it as "Login" with your challenge details. Enter only the number, never your password or server.

Your firm gives you a new login for each phase, reset or new challenge. Open this license, choose Change account and enter the new login. The robot stops on the old account within about 10 seconds (closing any trades still open there) and is ready on the new one. Then attach the robot on the new account with the same key.