What you need to start

Everything you need comes together in one evening: the terminal doesn't need powerful hardware — an ordinary computer that stays on during trading sessions is enough.

Computer and software

Your own computer is perfectly fine. But life is easier with a rented Windows server (VPS): it runs around the clock, doesn't depend on your home internet and doesn't occupy your machine during sessions. Start on your own computer — moving to a VPS later takes half an hour.

Why Chrome specifically: the terminal does not embed its own browser — it drives a real installed Chrome. A real browser has a real fingerprint, and that is the foundation of the masking described in the account safety chapter.

Broker

PocketOption and OlympTrade are supported natively; both offer free demo accounts, which is where you should start. Binomo will arrive in one of the upcoming updates — the announcement will come through the private channel. For other platforms there is Clicker mode, covered in its own chapter.

If you don't have an account yet, opening one takes minutes. Note: brokers require verification before withdrawals — pass it in advance, not on the day of your first payout.

Proxy

Trading happens from a browser, and the broker sees your IP address. Your own permanent proxy in the account's country keeps the picture tidy: one account — one address, no jumping between countries. The terminal can work "direct", but for a real account we recommend a proxy; which one to pick and how to connect it is a separate chapter.

Plan

Every strategy, broker and privacy level is available on every plan — the plans differ only in scale: how many broker profiles you can create, how many trade at the same time, and how many symbols fit on a tab.

The rule of thumb is simple: one account — Basic; several accounts or two brokers in parallel — Pro; a fleet of accounts — Enterprise. The subscription term counts from the key's first activation, not from the payment, so a purchased key doesn't "burn" while it waits its turn.