Yes — Stradger fully allows the use of Expert Advisors (EAs), trading bots, and automated systems, provided they operate within fair and normal market conditions.
However, to ensure transparency, platform integrity, and regulatory compliance, the following restrictions apply:
Allowed Automation
You may use:
Custom-built or personally developed EAs
Commercial EAs (off-the-shelf) only if they behave under normal trading latency and do not exploit data, timing, or feed differences
Analytics tools, trade journaling apps, and API-based tracking systems
Automation is welcome as long as your system trades realistically — as if you were executing the trades manually.
Prohibited EA Behaviors
EAs or bots that engage in any of the following activities are strictly prohibited and will result in immediate account breach and forfeiture of profits:
Exploiting price feed errors, latency arbitrage, or server synchronization delays
Using non-public, insider, or broker-sensitive information
Copying, mirroring, or duplicating trades between multiple Stradger accounts or between Stradger and external platforms
Applying hedging strategies across multiple accounts or within the same instrument
Using martingale, grid, or recovery-style systems that increase lot size after losses
Trading in a way that could damage broker relationships or jeopardize liquidity integrity
Using any third-party EA marketed to “pass prop firm challenges”
Passing an evaluation using one strategy (EA/manual) and switching to a completely different method once funded
Transparency Requirement
If your trading activity raises suspicion, Stradger may request proof of EA ownership or its source code to confirm it was developed by you or lawfully obtained.
Failure to provide sufficient evidence may result in account suspension or closure.
Fair Use & Risk Policy
All automated systems must:
Respect drawdown and risk limits at all times
Avoid “all-in” or all-or-nothing trading behavior
Maintain consistent and sustainable trade sizing
Stradger encourages innovation through automation — but every strategy must reflect responsible risk management and fair execution practices.
💡 In short:
You can use automation — but only if it trades fairly, under normal market conditions, and within Stradger’s risk limits.