Trading Robot Cockpit
Connect Your Account (Step-by-Step)
1st. Sign the required documents
i. Complete the service agreement and risk disclosures.
2nd. Add a payment
i. We collect 20% commission from your gains only, $15 monthly activation fee does apply.
3rd. Go into the cockpit and choose your account you want
i. Review available options and select the account that best fits your needs.
4th. Add your account by filling out the connection form on the cockpit
i. Provide your broker/prop firm name, platform, account number, login credentials for the trading platform, and server name (if applicable).
ii. Set your preferred risk controls.
iii. Submit the form and allow up to 24 hours for the connection to complete.
Cancellation & Payment Removal
If you wish to stop all services and avoid any further charges:
1st. Go to the cockpit page.
2nd. Switch the service to “OFF” and submit the form with your account details on "Add/ Remove Your Trading Account to our Trading Robot".
3rd. Your payment method will be removed from file, your account will be disconnected from the trading robot, and all services will be stopped within 24 hours.
Adjust The Risk Per Trade (Required)
When connecting your trading account to our robot, please set a clear risk range so we know your minimum and maximum trade risk. For example, accounts between $3,000 and $5,000 often set a range of $200 to $500 per trade. This is not financial advice, just a sample for reference. Enter the range that best matches your comfort level so our system can align with your chosen risk tolerance.
Please allow 24 hours for these changes to take effect.
Save these inputs to member profiles.
With Memberstack, you can allow your members to save this data to their profile and reuse it at any time as a saved filter, or anything else.
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What is CFD Trading?
CFD (Contract for Difference) trading allows traders to speculate on the price movements of assets—such as stocks, commodities, and indices—without owning the underlying asset. Instead, traders trade contracts based on the price difference between the entry and exit points. In the U.S., CFD trading is not regulated, and personal accounts are not permitted. However, funded accounts through proprietary trading firms can access CFD markets, as these firms operate under different regulatory jurisdictions.
CFD Brokerages & Platforms Supported by Breaking Trades AI
All CFD-style prop funded accounts (these funded account companies are their own brokerages) will work with Breaking Trades AI. However, the trading platform must match the brokerage as listed below, we recommend these:
Brokerage &Our Reasoning
Account Type
Platform(s)
What is Futures Trading?
Futures trading involves buying and selling standardized contracts that speculate on the future price of assets—such as commodities, currencies, or stock indices. These contracts are traded on regulated exchanges.In the U.S., futures trading is regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the National Futures Association (NFA) to ensure market integrity and protect traders .Live personal futures accounts are fully regulated and supported, while funded futures accounts through proprietary firms are not yet officially approved for use with Breaking Trades AI.
Futures Brokerages & Platforms Supported by Breaking Trades AI
Futures can be traded with both live accounts and prop firm accounts. Below are the compatible brokerages and the trading platforms, we recommend to use: