ThunderBot reads structure the way you do — order blocks, liquidity sweeps, fair value gaps — then takes the entry while you're away from the screen. Built for XAUUSD and majors on M15 to H1.
Pay in USDT or USDC on Tron, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base or Ethereum. Paste your transaction hash and the licence key appears on screen — it locks to the MT5 account number you enter.
Nobody has to be awake to hand you a key. The site reads the blockchain itself.
The account number you trade on. Your key locks to it, so it can't be shared or resold.
Pick whichever network your wallet already holds funds on. Send the amount to the address shown — a round number, no odd decimals to match.
Copy the hash from your wallet's transaction details and paste it in. We check it on-chain — sender, token, amount, confirmations — and release the key on the spot.
In Trust Wallet, open the transaction from your history and tap "More details" or the explorer link — the long string starting with 0x (or a 64-character string on Tron) is the hash. Most wallets have a copy button right next to it.
That works too. Withdraw to the address shown, then paste the transaction hash the exchange gives you. Note that some exchanges deduct their fee from the amount sent, so add a little margin or you may land short.
Only USDT and USDC are accepted, because they hold a stable dollar value and the price never has to be recalculated. Sending any other token to the address will not be picked up.
Message support with your order reference and the hash. If the network is one we can access, it can usually be settled manually. Some networks are unrecoverable, so check the network selection before you send.
Yes, once per licence. Message support with the old and new account numbers and we'll reissue.
The trial is scoped to demo servers on purpose — it's there so you can watch the logic behave before you risk capital. The EA checks the account type at startup and stops if it's live.