
Holy Banker is an MT5 expert advisor built for XAUUSD (gold). Its behaviour depends on the setfile you load, and it includes session selection, spread filters, an equity stop and an on-chart statistics panel.
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Holy Banker is a fully automated expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that trades gold (XAUUSD). Rather than relying on one fixed method, it applies different strategies depending on the setfile you load, so the same EA can behave quite differently from one configuration to the next.
Once attached to an XAUUSD chart, the EA handles entries, trade management and exits on its own. You do not have to place stops or decide when to close manually. It also includes market filters designed to keep it out of unfavourable conditions, in particular periods when the spread is high.
The EA is built for XAUUSD only. The developer states that it can run on timeframes from M1 up to H6, but the correct timeframe depends on the setfile in use, so follow the guidance that comes with each configuration. Gold spreads and swap vary widely between brokers, which can change how often the filters allow trades.
The developer recommends a hedging account with low-spread ECN conditions, a deposit of around 1000 USD and leverage of 1:200. Treat these as starting points, not rules. Confirm them with your broker and with the developer, and test on a demo account before committing real funds.
Exact input names and default values can change between releases, so open the inputs tab in MetaTrader 5 and read each parameter before going live. The areas you will normally review are shown below.
| Area | What to check |
|---|---|
| Setfile | Which strategy mode it loads and which timeframe it expects |
| Trading sessions | Which sessions are enabled, and the time zone your broker server uses |
| Position sizing | Fixed lot or risk-based sizing, scaled to your balance |
| Spread filter | The maximum spread allowed before trading pauses |
| Equity stop | The account-level loss limit and what the EA does when it is hit |
Gold can move quickly, especially around news releases, and gaps or slippage can lead to losses larger than expected. Lot size has the biggest effect on drawdown, so begin small. If you plan to use the EA on a prop firm account, read the firm's rules on automated trading, drawdown and news trading first.
Trading carries risk, and you can lose some or all of your capital. Past results, including any shown by the developer, do not predict future ones. Test on a demo account before using real money.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 |
| Strategy focus | Gold or XAUUSD |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor (fully automated) |
| Market | XAUUSD (gold) |
| Timeframes | M1 to H6, depending on the setfile |
| Trade style | Setfile-driven strategies with managed entries and exits |
| Account type | Hedging account, ECN with low spread preferred |
| Suggested deposit | Developer suggests about 1000 USD; confirm before buying |
| Leverage | Developer suggests 1:200; check your broker |
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No. It is an MT5 expert advisor and will not run on MetaTrader 4. You need a MetaTrader 5 terminal and an account that allows automated trading.
It is designed for XAUUSD. The timeframe depends on the setfile you load, and the developer states a range from M1 to H6. Check which timeframe each setfile expects before attaching the EA to a chart.
A hedging account with tight spreads is recommended, such as an ECN-style account. Spread filters in the EA can pause trading when costs are high, so a broker with wide gold spreads may mean few or no trades. Test on a demo account first.
Copy the EA file into the MQL5/Experts folder via File > Open Data Folder, restart or refresh the terminal, then drag Holy Banker onto an XAUUSD chart. Enable algorithmic trading and load a setfile through the inputs window.
No. Trading carries risk and past results do not predict future ones. The EA is aimed at prop-style accounts with strict drawdown rules, but you should check your firm's rules on automated trading and test carefully.
The developer's own listing mentions setfiles, a community server and support. What is included with a purchase from this store can differ, so check the product details or contact the developer before relying on it.
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