
Aequitas Arbitrage AI is an MT5 expert advisor that looks for small pricing gaps across three related currency pairs and opens the legs of a triangle together. It includes spread, drawdown and time filters.
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Aequitas Arbitrage AI is an expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that trades triangular arbitrage. It watches three related currency pairs, compares the prices they imply for each other, and acts when the gap is large enough to cover trading costs.
In a currency triangle, such as EURUSD, GBPUSD and EURGBP, the three quotes are linked. When the cross rate drifts slightly from the rate implied by the other two, a short-lived discrepancy can appear. The EA looks for these moments and opens the legs of the triangle together, so the combined position is meant to be less exposed to the overall direction of the market.
The EA is designed for forex symbols that form a closed triangle. Because it reacts to ticks, the chart timeframe is less important than on a signal-based EA, but check the input list to see how the pair set is chosen and which symbols your broker needs to provide. Symbol names with suffixes can need manual mapping.
Defaults and exact input names are not listed here, so read the inputs tab before use. These are the areas to review:
| Area | What to check |
|---|---|
| Symbols | The three pairs used, and any broker suffix |
| Lot size | Fixed or risk based, and how it applies to each leg |
| Spread filter | The maximum spread allowed before entries are blocked |
| Entry threshold | How the required gap adapts to spread and volatility |
| Drawdown limit | The level at which the EA stops trading |
| Time filters | Sessions in which trading is allowed |
The author recommends optimising with the every tick model and the current spread, and using real ticks only for a short final check. The reasoning is that historical tick data from some brokers has gaps and older spreads. That is a sensible point, but real ticks also show actual quoted prices, so compare both models and look at how results change. Backtests cannot fully reproduce live slippage and latency, which matter a great deal for arbitrage.
Trading carries risk, and past results do not predict future ones. Arbitrage opportunities can disappear quickly, spreads can widen, and execution may differ from a test. Use a demo account first and only trade money you can afford to lose.
Running the EA on a VPS close to your broker's server is advisable, as is checking the account's spreads and commissions before you begin.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (expert advisor) |
| Strategy focus | Signals |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor, automated trading |
| Strategy | Triangular arbitrage, market neutral by design |
| Markets | Forex currency triangles; check supported pair sets in the inputs |
| Timeframes | Tick driven; chart timeframe matters little, confirm in the inputs |
| Order filling | Immediate or cancel, so the broker must allow it |
| Risk controls | Spread filter, drawdown limiter, time filters, tick quality monitor |
| Requirements | Algo trading enabled, low spreads, fast execution, VPS advised |
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No. Aequitas Arbitrage AI is built for MetaTrader 5 only. It will not load in MetaTrader 4, so buy it only if your broker offers MT5 accounts.
Look for a broker with tight and stable spreads, low commission, quick execution and support for the immediate-or-cancel filling mode on the symbols you plan to use. Raw or ECN-style accounts are usually a better fit than accounts with wide fixed spreads. Test on a demo account with the same broker before using real money.
Run tests in the MT5 Strategy Tester and compare more than one tick model. The author prefers the every tick model with the current spread for optimisation and suggests real ticks only for a short final check. Real ticks can show gaps in some broker histories, but they also reflect actual quotes, so look at both and treat any result with caution. Past results do not predict future ones.
A VPS is strongly advisable. Arbitrage logic reacts to small price differences, so a stable connection and low latency to your broker help the EA behave as intended. A home connection that drops out can leave the EA unable to manage its positions.
Copy the expert file into the Experts folder through File, Open Data Folder, MQL5, Experts in MetaTrader 5. Restart the terminal or refresh the Navigator, drag the EA onto a chart, and enable algorithmic trading in the terminal and in the EA properties.
The EA has input parameters, including its protective filters. Exact names and defaults can differ, so open the inputs tab after attaching it and read each one before trading. Start with conservative values on a demo account.
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