Midas for a month — $991 MONTH

The gold grid bot that follows your rules

Midas is an Expert Advisor (trading robot) for MetaTrader 5 that trades gold (XAUUSD) with a grid strategy, a trailing exit and an optional one-order lock. It runs on a hedging cent account and costs $99 per month or $399 once, bought through the Telegram bot @MidasGridBot. Trading with leverage carries risk: if the deposit is too small, a stop-out is possible. Size your deposit with a safety margin.

Buy Midas
Risk: if the deposit is too small, a stop-out is possible. Size your deposit with a safety margin. Trade only with money you can afford to lose.
Non-custodial — runs on your own MT5 account.
Installation takes ~20 minutes — see the guide →
Midas 5.40 · XAUUSD · M1
Basket
+$0.00
Closed today: 0 baskets · +$0.00
Example chart of an open basket: price moves against the position, the grid adds orders and the basket closes with a trailing exit. An illustration, not a live account.
Orders / basket depth
Illustration: an example scenario, not a live account.
$700–1,000per month

Not an average and not a promise. Calculate the risks yourself →

The result depends on the market, lot size and deposit. More on the risks →

Pricing

Choose your plan

You get the full functionality in both plans: the same bot, every feature, every update — the plans differ only in duration.

Monthly

$99/ 1 month
Full bot for one month, one MT5 account.
  • Midas MT5 EA for XAUUSD — the full grid engine
  • On-chart panel, English + Russian
  • Setup guide (help center)
  • Bound to one MT5 account
  • Updates included during the month
Buy Midas

Before you buy: trading with leverage carries risk, and with too small a deposit a stop-out is possible. Size your deposit with a safety margin. Past results do not guarantee future ones. Read the risk notice.

After you buy — step-by-step setup →

Payment and access are handled through our Telegram bot @MidasGridBot.

Don't worry — we're always in touch. Any question about setup, your key or payment gets sorted in your personal cabinet: press “Support” in @MidasGridBot.

Getting started

How to start

What to prepare before you pay, and what to do right after. New to MetaTrader? The full guide walks through every click, with screenshots.

Don't worry — we're always in touch. Any question about setup, your key or payment gets sorted in your personal cabinet: press “Support” in @MidasGridBot.

How it works

How the bot works

Midas opens a basket, adds to it by grid, and exits in trailing profit. If price moves far, it locks with a single order. All of it plays out live on the chart.

Watch: how Midas works · 3:32Watch on YouTube (opens in a new tab)

The income range quoted in the video describes good months — it is not an average and not a verified track record: Midas has traded on a live account only since August 2026. The lock does not rule out a stop-out; size your deposit with a safety margin. Past and simulated results do not guarantee future ones.

Next: Midas settings explained (10 min)

01 · TRADING

Grid by trend, exit on a pullback

  • Opens a basket in the direction of the trend.
  • Price moves against it — adds an order with double the lot at a set step; the average entry (breakeven) follows the market.
  • A small pullback — the basket turns profitable, the bot closes it with a trailing exit.
  • And starts a new basket.
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Illustration on a simulated price move: the bot opens a basket, price goes against it and an order with double the lot is added at each step, then a small pullback turns the basket profitable and the trailing exit closes it.

Illustration on a simulated price move.

02 · LOCK

The lock — time to decide, not a guarantee

  • Grid is full and price keeps going — the bot places the lock: an opposite position for the whole volume, in a single order, as fast as a regular one.
  • From that moment the floating loss on the locked part stops growing while the lock stays on. A stop-out is still possible.
  • Exits the lock in pieces: a small docup toward the lock side and closing pairs of orders — volume shrinks cycle by cycle; or the whole series closes once the total result reaches your +$N target.
  • All of it can run automatically (autolock "Grid full") or with a manual tap on the panel.

The lock does not turn a loss into profit and does not prevent a stop-out — it only buys time. If the deposit is too small, a stop-out is possible; size your deposit with a safety margin and trade only with money you can afford to lose.

Illustration on a simulated price move: the grid is full and price keeps going, the bot places the lock, one opposite position for the whole volume; the floating loss on the locked part stops growing while the lock stays on. A stop-out is still possible.

Illustration on a simulated price move.

Automation

Grid tab

Base lot, step, direction and trading window — the grid opens exactly where you tell it to.

Risk control

Autolock tab

Places the lock on its own — once the grid is full and price has moved a set distance further, or by loss / order number. You choose the lock share.

Profit

Exit tab

Closes the whole series once the total result reaches your +$N target.

Control

Alerts tab

By default, a push to your phone when a basket reaches the order number you set (the 6th) and when the grid is full, plus warnings about failed orders. Lock alerts have their own switches. A push can arrive late or not at all.

Platform

Runs inside MetaTrader 5

Midas is an .ex5 Expert Advisor — no separate app, no browser tab, everything happens on the chart.

MetaTrader 5

A hedging cent account on MT5 with gold (XAUUSD) — brokers such as RoboForex (ProCent) or Forex4you (Cent Pro) offer this type; see what the account must have.

VPS, 24/5

Runs 24/5 on a VPS, so the bot stays online while gold trades — see what to look for in a VPS.

Mobile notifications

Pushes go to the MT5 mobile app: by default at the order number you set and when the grid is full, plus order-error warnings; lock alerts are optional. They do not replace checking the account.

What's new

What's new in Midas 5.40

  • NEW11 orders in the grid by default (was 9); base lot 0.01 and $1.95 step unchanged
  • IMPROVEDUpdating from 5.39 keeps your saved ceiling (9) — change it on the Grid tab
  • IMPROVEDAn open series finishes with its own ceiling; the new one applies from the next series
  • FIXThe order table on the panel fits all 11 rows at every scale
  • NEWGrid tab shows leverage, margin per lot and the broker's stop-out — for cent and standard accounts
  • FIXPanel scale 50–150%; labels no longer overlap at Windows scaling 125–150%
Videos

Video guides

Short videos about how Midas works and how to set it up.

About Midas

Midas, in five facts

QuestionAnswer
What is it?An MT5 Expert Advisor (automated trading bot) for gold, XAUUSD: grid entries, a trailing exit, an optional one-order lock, and an on-chart control panel.
Who is it for?MetaTrader 5 traders who want an automated grid strategy on gold and will still check the account daily, running on a hedging-type MT5 account (ProCent-style) with a VPS to stay online 24/5.
How does it work?It opens a grid of orders by trend, exits on a pullback through a trailing mechanism, and can lock one side of the basket so the floating loss on the locked part stops growing. The lock buys time; it does not prevent a stop-out.
How much does it cost?$99 per month (Monthly plan) or $399 one-time with no expiry (Lifetime plan) — same bot, same features in both. Purchased through the Telegram bot @MidasGridBot.
What are the risks?Midas is a martingale-style grid: a strong enough move against an open basket can lose part or all of the deposit. It is not investment advice and does not guarantee profit; past and simulated results do not guarantee future ones — see Risks & tools.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Didn't find your answer? Message us on Telegram.

What broker/account does Midas need?+
A hedging-type MT5 account (ProCent-style). Netting accounts are not supported because the lock relies on holding opposite positions simultaneously.
Does the bot guarantee profit?+
No. Midas is trading software that executes the strategy. The lock, autolock and volume reduction can limit a loss but do not rule it out — the market can take part or all of the deposit. Nothing on this site is an individual investment recommendation.
What does the lock do?+
The lock opens an opposite order, so the floating loss on the locked part of the basket stops growing while the lock stays on. It is not insurance and does not protect against a stop-out, and it does not make the basket profitable on its own.
What languages does Midas work in?+
The site is in 11 languages: English, Russian, Spanish, German, Portuguese, French, Italian, Turkish, Indonesian, Arabic and Hebrew. The Telegram cabinet is in English, Spanish, German and Russian. The on-chart panel is in English and Russian, switchable in settings.
How much deposit do I need?+
There is no recommended amount, and no balance rules out a stop-out: a long enough one-way move can take the whole deposit. The room a balance gives depends on the lot, the number of orders, the step and the leverage. At the calculator’s defaults ($1,000 on a cent account, lot 0.01, 11 orders, step $1.95, leverage 1:2000) all 11 orders open on a $19.50 move and stop-out comes after $46.08 more. Try your own numbers in the grid calculator.
Do I need a VPS?+
In practice, yes: the EA needs to stay online, including overnight and through weekend gaps. Neither the panel nor the logic technically require a VPS, but a stable connection is on you.
What happens during high-impact news?+
The EA does not read a news calendar separately — it reacts to price movement the same way it does at any other time. A sharp news move can accelerate the next order or the lock arming.
Can I intervene manually while it runs?+
Manually closing or adding orders on the same symbol can desync the EA's internal accounting of the basket. Managing the series through the panel itself is recommended instead of manual orders.
How are updates delivered?+
New versions are downloaded from your cabinet in the Telegram bot @MidasGridBot. Replace Midas5.ex5 and re-attach the EA when the basket is empty.
What is the refund policy?+
Within 90 days of purchase: a full refund if the key was never activated (Midas never ran with it on any MT5 account). Within 30 days: a refund if Midas could not be started through our fault and support did not fix it within 7 days. Both plans; trading losses are not refunded; one refund per person. To ask: @MidasGridBot → Support → Call a human. Full rules: license terms.
Is Midas Grid on the MQL5 Market?+
No. Midas Grid is sold only on midasgrid.com and in the Telegram bot @MidasGridBot. Advisors with similar names on the MQL5 Market are not ours.

Put Midas to work on your account

Midas opens and closes orders by its rules; you check the account on the chart and on your phone every day.

Trading with leverage carries risk: if the deposit is too small, a stop-out is possible. Size your deposit with a safety margin. Trade only with money you can afford to lose. Past results do not guarantee future ones.