Put your own capital to work in gold — without handing it to anyone
Solvex Gold Robot trades your own MetaTrader 5 account by fixed rules, on any size from $100 to $1M. Your money never leaves your broker account, and you can test the whole thing free before you decide.
Solvex sells the software. It takes no deposits, manages nobody's money and promises no return.
How it works
Your money stays in your name
It is in your own trading account, at the broker you chose, under your agreement with that broker. You deposit and withdraw there, under your broker's rules. Solvex cannot see it, move it or trade it.
The robot does the trading, by fixed rules
It runs inside your MetaTrader 5 and applies the same written rules every day, with a stop loss on every trade. Nobody at Solvex decides a trade, and you can switch it off at any moment.
You check everything before you pay
The free back-test edition repeats our whole back-test in your own MetaTrader, on a deposit of your own size. Every licence then includes 10 demo accounts to run it forward without real money.
What the strategy did in its back-test
In the MetaTrader 5 Strategy Tester, one $1,000 account left running from June 2018 to November 2026 ended at $220,616, over 297 trades. 6 of the 8 years with trades ended higher and 2 ended lower; 25 months gained and 29 lost. A new $1,000 account started in 2023 ended that year at $181 — a loss of 82%.
These are simulated results on historical prices, with the rules chosen on that same history. They are not live trading results and they do not predict what happens next. Every year and month, and how to repeat them yourself.
How much capital? From $100 to $1M
The robot sizes every trade from the balance of the account it runs on, so the same file and the same settings work on a small account and a large one. Three rules decide the size:
- Risk is a percentage of your balance. One unit risks the setting you choose, 0.1% to 5%; a trade is 2 or 3 units. The lot follows from the distance to the stop.
- The largest order grows with your starting capital: 0.5 lot for every $1,000 you start with — 0.05 lot on $100, 5 lots on $10,000, 500 lots on $1M, up to what your broker accepts in one order. You can set your own limit instead.
- On a small account it uses the smallest lot. When the calculated size is under 0.01 lot, it trades 0.01 lot with a tighter stop that loses the same risk amount, and takes no add-on.
The same back-test on six deposits
One account from 28 June 2018 to 10 November 2026, 1-minute OHLC, default inputs. Only the deposit differs. Simulated — the same caveats as every table on this site.
| Deposit | End balance | Trades | Largest fall | Lowest balance | Lots used |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $100(1:100) | $21,884 | 295 | 22.8% | $77 | 0.01–0.05 |
| $100(1:500) | $22,004 | 298 | 40.2% | $60 | 0.01–0.05 |
| $500(1:100) | $109,587 | 296 | 25.2% | $374 | 0.04–0.25 |
| $1,000(1:100) | $220,616 | 297 | 25.7% | $743 | 0.08–0.5 |
| $10,000(1:100) | $2,206,374 | 297 | 26.1% | $7,393 | 0.8–5 |
| $100,000(1:100) | $22,063,942 | 297 | 26.1% | $73,872 | 8.01–50 |
| $1,000,000(1:100) | $89,566,785 | 298 | 28.2% | $717,600 | 77.88–200 |
Large orders. The Strategy Tester fills an order of any size at the simulated price. A real market does not: the larger the order, the worse the fill, so the rows for large deposits are the least realistic ones in this table. On $1,000,000 the robot's own limit would be 500 lots, but the broker accepted 200 lots in one order, so the account grew less in proportion. On a large account, set your own largest order to a size your broker fills well.
How much risk? You set it
The risk per unit is the first input of the robot. The published back-test uses 5%, the highest the robot accepts: at that setting a single trade can lose 10% or 15% of the account. A lower setting makes every trade smaller. In the back-test below each lower setting ended with less; the largest fall was smaller at 1% and was not smaller at 2.5% — read the table, not the rule of thumb. The robot also stops for the day after losing 30% of the day's opening balance, and halves its risk while the balance is well below its recent high.
| Risk per unit | End balance | Largest fall | Lowest balance | Worst year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1% | $187,498 | 19.6% | $873 | −$5,358 (2023) |
| 2.5% | $208,411 | 28.8% | $712 | −$5,552 (2023) |
| 5% | $220,616 | 25.7% | $743 | −$5,552 (2023) |
The free back-test edition has the same inputs, so you can run your own deposit at your own setting and read the largest fall in the report before you use real money.
What Solvex does not do
- Solvex does not accept deposits, and has no wallet or account for customers' trading money.
- Solvex does not manage accounts, pool money or copy trades into anybody's account.
- Solvex does not pay, promise or estimate a return. What the robot did in a simulation is on the product page, losses included.
- Nobody from Solvex will ask you to send money to be traded. If somebody does in our name, it is not us — tell us.
Four steps to start
Step 1
Test it free
Download the free back-test edition and run it on your own deposit size. Compare your report with our tables.
Step 2
Choose a size and a risk setting
Use the sections on this page. The risk per trade is an input you control; the published back-test uses the highest setting.
Step 3
Get a licence
From $39 for one trading account. Bought through the official Telegram channel; the licence is attached to your solvex.space account.
Step 4
Demo first, then your account
Run it on a demo account at your broker for some weeks, then on the real account, with the setting you tested.
Questions before you start? Ask on the official Telegram channel.
Before you use real money
Trading gold with leverage can lose all the money in an account. The robot automates fixed rules; it cannot know the future, and it has lost money over whole years in its own back-test. You choose the amount and the risk setting, and you are responsible for the trades in your account. Solvex Space sells software and gives no investment advice. Use money you can afford to lose.