You trade.
I bounce.
You already know which trades ruin your month. The one straight after the loss. The one without a stop. The fourth one today. Trade Bouncer takes the rules you wrote in a calm moment and holds you to them in a bad one.
€29 per month · demo and live accounts · any broker on MT5
Six rules, set once.
You set them in the settings window, and you confirm them as plain sentences before they take effect. From that moment they are locked until your broker's midnight — tightening included, because a rule you can edit mid-tilt is not a rule.
A ceiling on every trade
A position whose stop would cost more than your limit does not survive. What it would cost is read from MetaTrader itself, not guessed at from tick values.
No trade without a stop
Open one without a stop-loss and it is closed again at once. The most expensive habit there is, and the easiest to legislate against.
No widening a stop
Drag a stop further from entry and it is put straight back. A losing trade is allowed to lose exactly what you agreed it could.
A cap per session
Three trades, or whatever number you chose. The fourth one — the one that is really about the first three — does not stand.
A pause after a loss
Fifteen minutes, or your number. Long enough that whatever you place afterwards is a second decision and not the same one.
Done for today
After the number of losses you set, the day is closed. Not a note to self: the screen says so, and the account stops taking trades.
It does not argue. It acts.
MetaTrader gives no add-on the right to veto a click — a program only hears about your trade once it has happened. So Trade Bouncer does not stand between you and the button. It reacts in the same instant.
- You click. The trade opens normally, through your broker, exactly as it does today. Nothing is routed anywhere else and nothing is slowed down.
- It is measured against your rules. Risk, stop, count, cooldown, day lock — read fresh from the signed file you confirmed, for this account.
- A breach is undone. A violating trade is force-closed milliseconds later and a widened stop is moved back. The bouncer appears over MetaTrader and says which rule it was.
No broker password, ever
It runs beside MetaTrader on your own PC and uses nothing but MetaTrader's own interface. No broker API, no credentials, no access to your money, and your trades go nowhere near us.
A second pair of eyes
A background guard keeps watching when the chart half is taken off or MetaTrader's automation switch gets flipped — the two obvious ways to give yourself an easy afternoon.
Changing a rule costs something
Rules unlock by themselves at your broker's midnight. Lifting that lock sooner is deliberately inconvenient, and that inconvenience is the entire product.
What it is not
This is friction, not a wall. It runs on your computer, and a computer belongs to whoever is sitting at it: with enough deliberate effort you can take it off, shut it down and trade anyway. Anybody selling you local software that claims otherwise is selling you something that does not exist.
The point is that getting past it takes several calm, deliberate steps — and an impulse does not survive several calm, deliberate steps. That is the whole mechanism, and we would rather you bought it knowing that than found it out.
One price. No tiers.
- Every rule, both enforcers, and all updates.
- One key covers your desktop and your laptop.
- Demo accounts included — settle your rules on one first.
- Cancel and nothing is enforced any more. Nothing of yours is locked away, and MetaTrader is exactly as you left it.