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Edgoro FAQ: short answers
Short, factual answers to the questions asked most often about Edgoro: what it builds, which AI it uses, how the code is checked, what the plans cost, whether it trades for you, what it stores and how refunds work. Each answer links to the page with the details, and every fact comes from the product, the plans or the legal pages, checked on the date below.
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The product
What does Edgoro build?
Four things, from a plain-English description: TradingView indicators and strategies in Pine Script v6, MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisors in MQL5, Python crypto bots on ccxt, and structured analyses of chart screenshots. See Getting started.
Which AI does Edgoro use?
Anthropic's Claude, through OpenRouter, set to route only to providers that don't store prompts or train on them. See Security and data.
Does Edgoro place trades or connect to my broker?
No. It never connects to a brokerage account, never holds money and never places orders. You install and run the code yourself. See Limitations and risks.
Does it write MetaTrader 4 (MQL4) code?
No. MetaTrader 5 only, in MQL5. See MT5 Expert Advisors.
Which exchanges do the Python bots work with?
They're built on ccxt and target Binance spot unless you ask for another exchange, such as Bybit, OKX or Kraken. See Python crypto bots.
Code and checks
Does Edgoro compile Pine Script?
No. Every script is checked by Edgoro Pine Check, which applies 27 rules in your browser; TradingView compiles the script when you add it in the Pine Editor. See Pine Check.
How is MQL5 code checked?
Each Expert Advisor is compiled in MetaEditor on Edgoro's compile service. If MetaEditor reports errors, they go back to the AI automatically, 2 times per conversation, then on request. See The compile check.
Is the code guaranteed to work or to make money?
No. A clean check shows that code builds, not that it does what you meant or that a strategy is profitable. Test on a demo account first. See What each check proves.
Who owns the code?
You do, as between you and Edgoro, to the extent any rights exist in it: you can use, modify, publish and sell it. See Terms of Service.
Can I backtest a strategy?
Pine Script strategies run in TradingView's Strategy Tester, and Expert Advisors in MetaTrader 5's. Backtest Lab ($9 per month) tests strategies on crypto spot candles with fees, slippage and an out-of-sample check. See Backtest Lab.
Plans and billing
How much does Edgoro cost?
Pro Monthly is $29 per month and Lifetime is $49 once, with the same features. Options go on top of a plan: trading bots (+$25 when ticked as you choose your plan, or $49 once later), Backtest Lab ($9 per month), Copilot ($12 per month) and the Prop Firm Pack ($19 once). See Plans and limits.
Is there a free tier?
No: generating anything in the app needs a plan. The calculators on the site are free, and each free AI tool gives 3 runs per 30 days without an account. See Free tools.
How do refunds and cancelling work?
A first purchase can be refunded within 7 days if the account hasn't been used to make anything. Pro Monthly can be cancelled anytime in Settings, with access to the end of the paid month. See Refund Policy.
Data and safety
Does Edgoro need my API keys or broker password?
No. It has no place to store broker logins, MetaTrader passwords or exchange API keys: Python bots read keys from a .env file on your machine, and Expert Advisors run in your own MetaTrader 5. See Run a Python bot.
What does Edgoro store, and can I delete it?
Your account, your creations (prompts, answers, screenshots), your plan and payment records, and the data of the options you use. In Settings you can download it all as JSON or delete your account. See Security and data.
Related pages
Trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Edgoro is a software tool, not a broker or financial adviser: nothing it produces is investment advice, and past or backtested performance does not guarantee future results.
Something wrong or missing? Email contact@edgoro.com