A Strategy Tester backtest helps you read the logic, the test period and the simulated risk. It does not replace running a small account and watching real conditions.
// HOW_IT_WORKS
Rent an EA Trading Bot with a license.
This page describes the flow that exists on DinexSpace today: review the bot's profile, check it yourself with the investor password and Myfxbook, pay in USDT, link the license to your MT5 account, then download the EA and run it in your own environment.
A bot with a live account or a Myfxbook profile does not mean the risk is gone. Spread, slippage, liquidity and major news can still make results differ from the past.
Renting a license lets you use the EA for the period you choose. The rental does not include the source code and does not transfer any intellectual property.
6 steps to rent and run
- 01Choose an EA Trading BotStart in the Marketplace or with the 4-question recommender. Each bot shows its market, timeframe, strategy description, backtest profile and the status of the live MT5 account when that data is available.
- 02Verify it yourself before rentingThe bot page shows an investor password. It is a view-only password in MetaTrader 5: you log in to see the trade history, but you cannot place trades or withdraw funds.
- 03Read the Myfxbook profileMyfxbook connects to the account with the investor password and checks the history against the broker. This is a more independent check than screenshots, but it still only reflects past data.
- 04Pay for the license in USDTThe checkout page creates a crypto order for the EA license for the period you choose. The official amount is in USDT; any VND price is only an indicative conversion when an exchange rate is available.
- 05Link the license to your MT5 accountAfter the order is complete, you enter the MT5 account number that will run the EA. The license is issued for that EA and that trading account for the rental period.
- 06Download the EA, install it in MT5 and run itThe EA file and guide are in your account area while the license is active. The EA runs in MetaTrader on your own computer or VPS; DinexSpace does not hold control of your trading account.
Key point: the EA runs on your MT5 account, and the license only verifies your right to use the EA during the rental period. Check the bot's profile, trade history and risk level before adding more capital.
License terms to remember
- 1 license = 1 trading account
- The license applies to the selected EA
- Source code is not included
- No transfer of intellectual property
- Updates and support during the license period
- Past backtest results do not guarantee future results
Open DinexSpace quickly on your phone
Add DinexSpace to your home screen to open the site with one tap, with the logo icon like an app.
- Open dinexspace.com in Safari or Chrome.
- Tap the Share button (a square with an up arrow) or the ••• menu.
- Choose “Add to Home Screen”, keep the name DinexSpace and tap Add.
- Open dinexspace.com in Chrome.
- Tap the ⋮ menu in the top-right corner.
- Choose “Add to Home screen” and tap Add.
- This is a shortcut to the website, not an app from the App Store or Google Play.
- Nothing to install, and no extra permissions on your phone.
- To remove it, press and hold the icon and choose remove.
Frequently asked questions
Is the investor password safe?
The investor password only lets you view the account in MT5. Someone logged in with it cannot place, modify or close trades, or withdraw funds. You still need to choose the correct server and the published account number.
What does Myfxbook verify?
Myfxbook can connect to the account and check the trading history against the broker. It does not guarantee the bot will be profitable in the future, but it helps readers avoid relying on self-reported screenshots.
Can one license be used on several MT5 accounts?
No. DinexSpace's EA rental terms state that 1 license is for 1 trading account and applies to the selected EA.
How do I pay?
The checkout currently uses USDT for EA license rentals. When a VND conversion is shown, it is an indicative amount at the exchange rate at the time it is displayed.