Session windows only
The bot is armed during London and New York hours, when gold has real volume — and flat the rest of the day. No Asia-session drift, no Sunday-open gambling.
The GWM Bot trades XAU/USD on your own MT5 account — session hours only, never more than 1% risked on a trade, every position logged to a ledger nobody edits. Built and supervised by Mahendra himself. You keep your broker, your money, and the off switch.
Every trade the bot takes is written to the record the moment it opens and graded the moment it closes — red months included. No backtest screenshots, no cherry-picked winners. This is the shape of it.
12 months · 1% risk per trade · compounding
Illustrative sample. The live, per-trade ledger — drawdowns included — sits in the member dashboard. Past results never guarantee future ones.
| Month | Trades | Wins | Losses | Breakeven | Net result (R) |
|---|
Sample table for layout — live figures publish to the dashboard after every close. Notice February: losing months exist, and they stay on the record.
Most gold robots blow up the same way: oversized bets, averaging into losers, trading dead hours. These four rules are hard-coded so none of that can happen.
The bot is armed during London and New York hours, when gold has real volume — and flat the rest of the day. No Asia-session drift, no Sunday-open gambling.
Position size is computed so no single trade risks more than 1% of your balance. A ten-loss cold streak costs about a tenth of the account — not the account.
Every ticket carries a fixed stop and staged targets. Stops never widen, losers never get averaged down, and there is no martingale branch in the code — losing trades just close.
Mahendra watches the desk every session. Around red-flag events — major news, broken spreads, abnormal gaps — the bot stands down instead of guessing.
The GWM Bot connects to an MT5 account in your name at your broker. It can open and close XAU/USD positions under the desk rules — and that's all it can do.
On the right: the kind of ticket the bot places — direction, entry, fixed stop, three staged targets. Mock-up, not a live trade.
Some members want their own finger on the trigger. Fine — the moment the bot arms a setup, the same entry, stop and targets go out as a push alert, so you can place it manually instead.
No license fee, no subscription. The desk earns from broker partnerships — open your trading account through a desk link and the bot costs you nothing, this month and every month.
Email and password — under a minute, no card, no trial timer.
Through the desk link — MT5 with gold enabled. Fund it with $100 or more.
Drop your broker account ID and a funding screenshot into the dashboard.
Link your MT5 login, flip the switch, and the bot trades the next session.
Gold (XAU/USD) on MT5, regulated across multiple jurisdictions. Open through the desk link, deposit $100+ — new accounts may qualify for XM's own deposit bonus (broker terms apply). One funded account is all the bot needs.
Open XMPartner link — replace with your XM referral URL.
The smallest gold ticket most brokers allow (0.01 lots) moves about $1 for every $1 gold moves. A typical stop sits $8–12 away — so the minimum trade risks roughly $8–12. On a $40 account that's a quarter of your money on one position, and the 1% rule becomes impossible to obey. At $100+ the bot can size honestly. The floor isn't marketing — it's arithmetic.
| Off-the-shelf "gold EA" | GWM Bot | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | $200–$2,000 license, plus a VPS | Free seat — broker-funded |
| Setup | Your VPS, your settings, your problem | Managed — connect MT5 and switch on |
| Risk style | Martingale / grid until it detonates | Hard 1% cap, no averaging down |
| Proof | Backtest curves and cropped wins | Live ledger, losses included |
| Oversight | Set, forget, and pray | Human-supervised every session |
| Your control | Refund? Good luck | Pause or stop any time; funds at your broker |
"Every gold robot I ever bought either martingaled an account to zero or quit at the first drawdown. So I built one that trades like a desk — capped risk, session hours, a ledger it can't edit — and ran it on my own money first."
The bot runs my rules. You keep your money, your broker, and the off switch.
No. Your funds sit in a broker account in your name — deposits and withdrawals happen strictly between you and the broker. The bot holds trade-only access to your MT5, which you can revoke from the dashboard at any moment.
Yes — any honest answer starts there. Gold is leveraged and volatile, losing streaks happen, and automation can malfunction; the ledger shows our red months. The 1% cap exists so a bad stretch bruises the account instead of ending it, but no rule turns trading into a savings account. Fund it only with money you can afford to lose, and glance at your account regularly.
The model, stated plainly: brokers pay the desk a partnership fee on member trading volume, which replaces a license fee. Your spreads and conditions are identical to signing up with the broker directly — the fee comes out of the broker's side, not yours. That's the whole catch.
Yes. Every setup the bot arms also goes out as a push alert with entry, stop and targets, so you can place it yourself. Just pick one mode per account — running the bot and copying the calls on the same account doubles your exposure on every trade.
Lot-size arithmetic, not psychology: the minimum gold ticket risks $8–12 with a normal stop, which is ruinous on a $30 account and manageable on $100+. The full math is in the joining section above.
No. Gold With Mahendra publishes and automates the desk's own trading approach as a service — what you connect, fund, and risk is your decision and your responsibility. Read the risk disclosure at the bottom of this page before funding anything.
Create your login, fund a partner account with $100+, connect MT5 — and the bot takes it from the next session.