Runs automatically in your MT5, with the results in the web back office

The parts at a glance

The money in MT5 stays in your own broker account; HyperMatch never holds broker funds. The EA runs the escort engines in your terminal and works with aggregated onchain LPs over several technical routes. The web back office shows the account, sends alerts and keeps every trade; each fill’s fingerprint is anchored onchain, private by default, and you can check your own record at any time.

1. Install the EA

The HyperMatch EA (EX5) comes in a Chinese and an English build, now V2.3.3; download it below. Attach it to your broker’s gold chart: it works with every major MT5 broker, on standard and cent accounts alike. The panel says when a new version is out, and the HyperMatch updater installs it into every MT5 on the computer in one go.

2. Scan to bind

The EA panel shows a QR code. Scan it with your phone and sign in to the web back office: that MT5 account is now bound to you, without leaving MT5.

Binding is counted in windows: one window is the licence of one MT5 account, demo or real (one year 150U or lifetime 900U), and can move to another MT5 account once. The engine settings come from the cloud licence, so the EA runs only while it is bound, and positions it has opened can always be managed and closed.

See the windows and prices

3. Switch on auto mode

Two choices are all it takes: a risk and profit preference from 1 to 10, and a trading frequency from 10% to 100%. Switch on auto mode on the MT5 panel and confirm (a real account confirms once more), and inside the trading hours the first order goes out within a minute (outside them the panel shows when entries open next); from then on the server picks the escort engine A–D settings, the lot size and the safety buffer from your level, the market and your balance. To choose an engine yourself, use Advanced.

The lot size follows the balance, and a higher risk level starts with a larger lot; on a small balance auto mode still runs every engine of your level, at the minimum lot of 0.01 (from V2.1; in V2.0 only engine A runs at 0.01). Levels 7–8 add engine C and levels 9–10 add D as well: more risk, one more confirmation, and C and D are not in the replay study (formula estimates only).

1. Arbitrage startThe opening order is checked against onchain prices and waits briefly while the broker’s price is poor.
2. Escort addsWhen the market moves against the round, the engine adds in steps by its rules; the lot size follows your balance.
3. Take profitWhen the whole round reaches its target it closes, and the result is booked as realized profit and loss.

You can set your own maximum loss per round (from 3% of the balance, or a fixed amount); it is off by default. A price gap can lose more than that, and too tight a stop cuts baskets that would have recovered. A deep blow-up guard is set to act before the broker’s stop-out. Each engine also pauses around major data releases, settlement and weekends.

4. The web back office: watch and keep records

The back office puts realized results and the number of take-profits first. Every trade is kept on record, and alerts for margin level, a stopped engine or an EA gone offline arrive by email or Telegram.

Each fill’s fingerprint is anchored onchain. Your records are private by default and appear only in your own back office, where you can check them at any time.

Open the back office

5. The 500U onchain simulation account

At the start your results come from the escort engine in your own MT5, and the console shows the MT5 realized result first. Every bound account also comes with an onchain simulation account holding 500U of virtual funds, on by default: it runs the arbitrage start and the onchain escort on real onchain prices and your own MT5 spread, and it is marked as not real money. You see your real MT5 results and the simulated onchain ones side by side; real onchain trading is an optional next step when you are comfortable.