Quotex Bot: a free Quotex trading bot with the expiry already worked out
TradeFather's Quotex bot reads a pair, returns a direction and tells you exactly how long to hold the trade. You place the trade yourself inside Quotex — nothing is automated, nothing touches your broker password. Below the bot: the Quotex app download and login questions, whether Quotex is legal in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, what the minimum deposit really needs to be, how the curve tool fits in, and a 1-minute strategy to put the signals inside.
- Cost
- Free — the Basic engine needs no deposit
- Signal type
- UP / DOWN with expiry timer
- Expiries
- 30s, 1m, 2m, 5m (Master adds 5s and 15m)
- Access
- Lifetime once your Quotex Trader ID is verified
- Auto-trading
- No — you click the trade yourself
- Devices
- Up to 2 per account
What the Quotex bot actually is
Most people looking for a Quotex bot end up in one of two places: a paid Telegram channel that posts screenshots after the fact, or a downloadable .exe that asks for their broker login. Neither is a bot. The first is marketing, the second is how accounts get drained.
TradeFather runs in your browser as a web app. You pick a Quotex pair, hit the signal button, and the engine returns a direction with the timer attached. The trade itself is placed by you, in your own Quotex terminal, with your own stake size. There is no API key, no password, no remote access to your funds.
Because it is a web app you can also install it to your home screen and use it like any other Quotex tool, and because access is tied to your Trader ID rather than a subscription, it never charges you monthly.
How to use it, step by step
- 1Pick the pair
Choose from the live Quotex list, or an OTC pair on the weekend when the real market is shut.
- 2Run the engine
The engine returns UP or DOWN plus a confidence figure, so you can skip the weaker calls entirely.
- 3Copy the expiry
Every call ships with a timer. Set that exact expiry in Quotex — a 1-minute call taken on a 5-minute timer is a different trade.
- 4Place it yourself
Enter your stake in Quotex and click UP or DOWN. The bot never touches your balance.
Which Quotex assets it covers
Live currency pairs
EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, AUD/USD and the other majors during market hours. These follow real liquidity, so they behave best during the London and New York sessions — check the session clock before you start.
Quotex OTC pairs
Quotex keeps OTC versions of the majors running at weekends and overnight. The engine supports them, which is why most weekend traffic on TradeFather is Quotex OTC. Payouts differ from the live pairs, so treat them as their own market.
Crypto and commodities
Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold and oil move on a different rhythm to FX. Longer expiries (2m and 5m) generally hold up better here than 30-second scalps.
Unlocking the stronger engines (from $30)
- 1Open a Quotex account through the app
Use the sign-up link inside TradeFather so your Trader ID is recognised by the broker's tracking feed. An account opened elsewhere cannot be matched.
- 2Fund the account from $30
The money stays in your own Quotex balance. TradeFather never holds client funds and never asks for a payment.
- 3Enter your Quotex Trader ID
Found in your Quotex profile. It is checked against the broker feed within seconds.
- 4Access unlocks for life
$30 opens the Master engine, $100 adds Loss Recovery, $150 adds Future Signals. Deposits are cumulative — you never pay twice.
What accuracy to expect
The free Basic engine is deliberately a low-accuracy demo: it exists so you can see the interface and the workflow before you commit anything. Its calls sit in the 52–62% confidence band, which is roughly coin-flip territory once broker payout is factored in.
The Master engine is the one people actually trade, running in the 85–97% confidence band on its filtered calls. Confidence is not a guarantee: it is the engine's own read of how clean the setup is, and low-confidence calls should simply be skipped.
No signal service on earth wins every trade. What separates a profitable month from a blown account is stake sizing, and that is why the risk analyzer and martingale calculator sit next to the bot rather than behind a paywall.
How it compares to the alternatives
| TradeFather Quotex bot | Paid Telegram signal group | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | $0 — lifetime access | $30–$150 every month |
| Signals | On demand, whenever you want one | Whenever the admin posts |
| Expiry included | Always attached to the call | Often missing or vague |
| Track record | You see the confidence before you trade | Screenshots after the fact |
| Risk tools | 14 calculators included | None |
| Broker access | Never requested | Sometimes requested — a red flag |
Four ways Quotex traders lose money with signals
Changing the chart timeframe
Keep the Quotex chart on the 1-minute candle and change only the trade timer. Rescaling the chart changes what you see, not what the engine calculated.
Trading through red news
A single interest-rate headline will run straight through any technical signal. The news filter shows which pairs are unsafe in the next hour.
Doubling after every loss
Martingale on a $30 balance ends in exactly one place. Run the ladder through the martingale calculator first and see how few steps you actually get.
Taking every call
Low-confidence calls exist so you can skip them. Selectivity is the cheapest edge available to you.
The Quotex curve tool, and how it lines up with a bot call
The curve tool lives in the drawing panel of the Quotex terminal, next to the trend line and horizontal line tools. Where a trend line assumes price moves in a straight channel, the curve tool lets you fit a bending arc to the candles — useful when a move is decelerating into a rounded top or accelerating out of a rounded bottom, which straight lines simply cannot describe.
It is a visual aid, not an indicator. It calculates nothing and predicts nothing; it only draws the shape you drag onto the chart. That matters, because a lot of Quotex tutorials present the curve tool as if it were a signal generator. It is not — it is a way of seeing structure you already suspect is there.
Where it becomes genuinely useful is as a veto. When the bot returns an UP call and the curve you drew is still arcing downward into your entry, that is a disagreement between the engine's read and the visible structure, and the cheapest thing you can do is skip the trade. When the curve is flattening and turning in the same direction as the call, you have two independent reasons to take it.
Practical use: draw the curve on the 1-minute candle across the last 20 to 30 candles, anchored to the swing lows in an uptrend or the swing highs in a downtrend. Redraw it every session — a curve fitted to yesterday's range tells you nothing about today's.
Curve agrees with the call
Arc is turning in the same direction as the signal and price is holding on the correct side of it. This is the setup to take, at your normal stake.
Curve disagrees
The arc is still bending against the call. Skip it. You lose nothing by not trading, and disagreement between structure and signal is the single most common losing setup.
Curve is flat or unfittable
Price is ranging with no clean arc to draw. Fall back to the engine's confidence figure alone and consider a shorter expiry, or wait for a session with more movement.
Is Quotex legit, safe and legal where you live?
Quotex is a real broker. Deposits arrive, the demo account works, withdrawals are processed and millions of trades pass through the platform. It is not a cloned scam site — the sites you should worry about are the lookalikes with misspelled domains that appear in ads around every popular broker name.
What Quotex is not is a regulated exchange. There is no FCA, ASIC or SEBI licence behind it, which means there is no national compensation scheme if something goes wrong and no ombudsman to appeal to. That is the honest risk profile: functioning platform, no regulatory safety net. Treat any balance you hold there as capital at risk rather than savings, and withdraw profits regularly instead of letting them accumulate.
Legality depends entirely on where you sit. Quotex accepts traders across India, Pakistan, Nigeria, Brazil, Indonesia, South Africa and much of Europe, and it does not accept US residents. In India the platform is used widely but holds no local licence, and rupee funding sits in an unsettled position under FEMA. In Pakistan it is not formally banned but it is unregulated and payment routes can be inconsistent. Check your own jurisdiction before you fund anything — this is not legal advice and nothing in TradeFather changes a broker's country rules.
None of this is affected by the bot. TradeFather never holds your money, never processes a payment and never receives your broker password. Your funds sit in your own Quotex balance the entire time, and the only thing that crosses between the two is your Trader ID.
| Concern | Honest answer |
|---|---|
| Is the platform real? | Yes — real deposits, real withdrawals, real demo account |
| Is it regulated? | No major-jurisdiction licence. No compensation scheme |
| Can you lose money? | Yes — the full stake on any single trade |
| Does it accept US traders? | No |
| Legal in India? | Accepted, unlicensed locally, grey area under FEMA |
| Banned in Pakistan? | Not banned, but unregulated and payment routes vary |
| Does TradeFather hold your funds? | Never — money stays in your Quotex balance |
Quotex demo account, minimum deposit and withdrawals
Quotex gives every account a free practice balance that needs no deposit and no verification. This is the correct place to meet the bot for the first time. Run 30 to 50 Basic-engine signals on demo, log every one in the trading journal, and you will have a personal hit rate rather than a marketing claim to make a decision on.
Quotex's own minimum deposit sits around $10, which is enough to trade but not enough to survive a normal losing run. TradeFather's engine tiers are set higher for a reason: $30 unlocks the Master engine, $100 adds Loss Recovery, $150 adds Future Signals. Every dollar of that stays in your own broker balance and stays tradable — it is a deposit, not a fee, and TradeFather never takes a payment from it.
Withdrawals go back through the method you funded with, from the Withdrawal tab inside your Quotex profile. Expect anything from a few hours to a few days depending on route and country. The single most common mistake is never withdrawing at all: an account that only ever grows on screen is an account that eventually gives it all back. Decide a withdrawal rule before you are profitable, not after.
- 1Trade the demo first
Free practice balance, no deposit. Run at least 30 logged signals before funding anything.
- 2Fund from $30, not $10
The broker minimum survives roughly three losing trades. $30 also opens the Master engine, so it is the sensible floor.
- 3Keep one fixed stake
1–2% of balance per trade. On $30 that is well under a dollar, and that is exactly the point.
- 4Withdraw on a rule
Take out a set share of profit at a set interval. The withdrawal planner works out what to bank and what to leave compounding.
A Quotex trading strategy that works with the bot, not against it
Most Quotex strategies fail for the same reason: they are entry rules with no exit discipline and no stake rule. On fixed-expiry options the exit is decided the moment you click, so the only variables you genuinely control are which trades you take and how much you risk. Everything below is built around those two.
The frame is trend, confirmation, stake, veto. Trend comes from the 1-minute candle structure — higher highs and higher lows, or the reverse. Confirmation is the bot's direction and confidence figure. Stake is fixed at 1–2% of the balance regardless of how good the setup looks. Veto is the news filter and the session clock: you do not trade a pair inside a red-news window, and you do not scalp majors in the dead hours between the New York close and the London open.
Expiry choice matters more than most traders expect. A 30-second call on a slow pair is close to noise; the same read on a 2-minute expiry gives the move room to complete. As a default, take the expiry the engine attaches to the call — it is calculated with the setup, and overriding it turns a tested call into a guess.
Run this for two weeks on demo with every trade logged, and you will know your real hit rate, your worst losing streak and whether your stake survives it. That is a strategy. A list of indicator settings is not.
| Element | Rule | Why it holds up |
|---|---|---|
| Chart | 1-minute candle, always | Every engine read is calculated against it; rescaling changes what you see, not what it computed |
| Trend | Only trade with the visible structure | Counter-trend calls on short expiries need perfect timing you will not have |
| Confirmation | Skip low-confidence calls | Selectivity is the only free edge in the entire process |
| Expiry | Use the timer attached to the call | A 1-minute read taken on a 5-minute timer is a different trade |
| Stake | Fixed 1–2% of balance | Survives a 7-loss streak, which happens more often than traders expect |
| News | No trades in a red-news window | One rate headline runs straight through any technical setup |
| Session | London and New York for majors, OTC otherwise | Liquidity is what makes short expiries readable at all |
Quotex app download, the APK question, and using the bot on a phone
Quotex ships an Android app and a browser terminal that works on any phone or PC. Both give you the same account, the same balance and the same assets, so nothing is lost by skipping the install entirely. There is no official Quotex desktop installer: on a computer you open the web terminal in Chrome and that is the full platform.
The danger sits with third-party APK sites. Search results for 'Quotex APK download' are full of mirrors hosting modified builds, and a repackaged trading app is the cleanest way for someone to capture a login. If you install anything, install it from Quotex's own site or an official store listing, and treat every 'modded', 'hacked', 'signal-included' or 'premium unlocked' build as malware.
TradeFather itself needs no download. It is a web app: open it in your phone browser, then use your browser's Add to Home Screen option and it behaves like an installed app with its own icon, full screen and no address bar. Nothing is sideloaded, nothing asks for permissions, and updates arrive automatically.
The practical mobile setup is two things side by side — the Quotex app or terminal for placing trades, and TradeFather in a second tab or as a home-screen app for the signal and the expiry. On a phone, switching between them takes a second, which is well inside a 1-minute expiry.
Official Quotex app
Android app plus the browser terminal. Same account either way. Download only from the broker's own site or an official store page — never a mirror.
Quotex on PC
No installer exists. Open the web terminal in a desktop browser. Anything sold as a Quotex PC program or crack is not from the broker.
TradeFather on your home screen
Add to Home Screen from your mobile browser and the bot runs full screen like an app. No APK, no store, no permissions requested.
Quotex login problems and getting back into your account
The single most common cause is the wrong domain. Quotex's name attracts ad-served lookalike sites with near-identical branding, and a password typed into one of those will never work on the real platform — worse, it is now in somebody else's hands. Always reach the terminal from a bookmark you created yourself, and if you have ever entered credentials on a site you are unsure about, change that password immediately.
The second is ISP or network blocking, which comes and goes in several South Asian markets. If the page will not load at all but works on mobile data, that is a network-level block rather than an account problem. The third is a session already open elsewhere — sign out on the other device and retry. The fourth is a genuine password issue, fixed from the broker's own reset flow.
Your TradeFather access is entirely separate and is not affected by any of this. It is tied to your Quotex Trader ID, not to your broker session, so a locked or reset broker login never costs you the engines you unlocked. If you lose your TradeFather account instead, it can be restored from the broker plus Trader ID you signed up with, and you can be signed in on two devices at once.
- 1Check the domain first
Reach Quotex from your own bookmark. Ad results and lookalike domains are the top cause of failed logins and stolen credentials.
- 2Try a different network
If it loads on mobile data but not Wi-Fi, that is ISP-level blocking, not your account.
- 3Reset from the official site only
Use the broker's own password reset. Never a reset link from a message, email you did not request, or a Telegram admin.
- 4Your bot access is safe
TradeFather is keyed to your Trader ID, so a broker login problem never removes the engines you have unlocked.
Quotex in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh: access, legality and payments
Quotex accepts traders from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, and the platform, the demo account and the bot all work normally in all three. What it does not have anywhere in the region is a local licence. SEBI does not authorise it in India, the SECP does not in Pakistan, and the BSEC does not in Bangladesh — so there is no local regulator to complain to and no local compensation scheme behind your balance.
That is a different thing from being banned. None of the three has a specific prohibition naming the platform, but each has foreign-exchange rules that make sending money to an offshore broker unsettled territory — FEMA in India, State Bank rules in Pakistan, and Bangladesh Bank's foreign-currency restrictions. Access, payment routes and app availability have all changed at various points, so verify current access yourself before depositing rather than trusting any article, including this one. Nothing here is legal or tax advice.
Payments are the practical friction. Card deposits work intermittently, local wallets come and go, and a large share of regional traders route through crypto for that reason. The sensible approach is to make the smallest deposit the broker allows first, confirm the money arrives and confirm you can withdraw a small amount back out, before committing anything you care about. A broker you have never successfully withdrawn from is an untested broker.
Keep withdrawals regular and balances small. Whatever your view on the legality question, an account you draw down every month is exposed to far less than one where profits sit and accumulate. The withdrawal planner sets that rule for you, and the risk analyzer keeps individual stakes small enough that a bad week is a dent rather than the account.
| India | Pakistan | Bangladesh | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Accepts traders | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Locally licensed | No (not SEBI) | No (not SECP) | No (not BSEC) |
| Formally banned | No specific ban | No specific ban | No specific ban |
| Funding rules | Grey area under FEMA | Restricted outward FX | Tight FX controls |
| Common payment route | Cards, wallets, crypto | Mostly crypto | Mostly crypto |
| Bot works | Yes — never touches the broker | Yes | Yes |
Quotex bot questions, answered
+Is there a genuinely free Quotex bot?
Yes. The Basic engine on TradeFather is free and needs no deposit at all — you only need an account. It is a low-accuracy demo engine, and the stronger engines unlock at deposit milestones on your own broker balance.
+Does the Quotex bot trade automatically?
No. It gives you a direction and an expiry; you place the trade inside Quotex. That is intentional — automated tools require credentials, and handing broker credentials to a third party is never safe.
+Will Quotex ban me for using a signal bot?
Using an external analysis tool is not the same as automated execution. You are placing trades manually in the platform, exactly as any other trader does.
+Do I need to download anything?
No. It runs in the browser and can be installed to your phone's home screen. There is no .exe and no APK required.
+Which chart timeframe should I use?
Always the 1-minute candle. Only the trade timer changes between a 30-second and a 5-minute call.
+Does the access expire?
No. Once your Trader ID is verified, the unlocked engines stay unlocked for life on that ID.
+What if I clear my browser cache?
Your account is recoverable from the broker plus Trader ID you signed up with, so you can restore it on a new phone. You can be signed in on two devices at once.
+What is the minimum deposit to unlock the Master bot?
$30 into your own Quotex account. TradeFather takes nothing from it.
+What is Quotex?
Quotex (also written qxbroker) is a digital options broker where you predict whether a chosen asset finishes higher or lower than its current price after a fixed time — 30 seconds to several minutes. You choose the asset, the stake and the expiry, and the payout is fixed and known before you click.
+Is Quotex legit or a scam?
Quotex is a real, functioning broker with real deposits, withdrawals and a demo account — it is not a fake site. It is not, however, regulated the way a large exchange is, so treat it as high-risk: keep balances small, withdraw profits regularly, and never deposit money you cannot afford to lose.
+Is Quotex safe to use?
The platform itself works, but the risk is the product, not the website. Digital options are short-term and can lose the full stake on a single trade. Use the risk analyzer to cap each trade at 1–2% of your balance and the danger becomes a slow grind rather than a wipe-out.
+Is Quotex legal in India?
Quotex accepts Indian traders and is widely used there, but it holds no Indian regulatory licence and rupee deposits sit in a legal grey area under FEMA. Nothing in the app can change that — check your own position before depositing, and keep amounts small.
+Is Quotex banned in Pakistan?
Quotex is not formally banned in Pakistan and Pakistani traders do use it, but it is unregulated locally and payment routes can be unreliable. The TradeFather bot works the same regardless of country, because it never touches your broker account.
+Does Quotex work in the USA? Is it legal there?
Quotex does not accept US-resident traders, and US regulation restricts offshore binary brokers. If you are in the United States, this bot is not for you — no signal service changes a broker's country restrictions.
+Does Quotex have a demo account?
Yes — Quotex gives you a free practice balance with no deposit. That is the correct place to test the Basic engine: run 30 to 50 signals on demo, log them in the trading journal, and only then decide whether to fund anything.
+What is the Quotex minimum deposit?
Quotex's own minimum is around $10. TradeFather's engine tiers start at $30 for the Master engine, $100 for Loss Recovery and $150 for Future Signals — all of it stays in your broker balance and remains tradable.
+How do I withdraw money from Quotex?
Withdrawals go back through the same method you deposited with, from the Withdrawal tab in your Quotex profile. Processing typically runs from a few hours to a few days depending on method. The withdrawal planner works out what to take out and what to leave working.
+How do I deposit money into Quotex?
Card, bank transfer, e-wallets and crypto, depending on your country. Deposit inside your own Quotex account — TradeFather never takes a payment and never asks you to send money anywhere.
+What is the Quotex curve tool?
It is the drawing tool inside the Quotex terminal that fits a curved trend line to price instead of a straight one, so you can mark a bending trend or a rounded reversal. It is a manual chart aid — see the section above for how to line it up with a bot call.
+What is the best Quotex trading strategy?
There is no single best one, but the most survivable pattern for short expiries is trend-plus-confirmation on the 1-minute candle, with a fixed 1–2% stake and no trading through red news. The strategy section above walks through it step by step.
+How do I win more trades on Quotex?
Take fewer trades. Skipping low-confidence calls, sitting out news windows and keeping one fixed stake improves results more reliably than any change of indicator. Selectivity is free; a better signal is not.
+Is the Quotex bot available as an APK or download?
No, and be careful with anything that is. A downloadable Quotex bot that asks for your login is the most common way accounts get emptied. TradeFather runs in the browser and can be added to your home screen as an app.
+How do I download the Quotex app?
Quotex offers an Android app and a web terminal that works in any mobile browser. Download only from Quotex's own site or an official store listing. Third-party APK sites that host a modified Quotex app are the most common way login details get stolen.
+Is there a Quotex APK for PC?
There is no official Quotex desktop program. On a PC you simply open the web terminal in Chrome — that is the full platform. Anything advertised as a Quotex PC installer or cracked APK should be treated as malware, not software.
+Why can't I log in to Quotex?
The usual causes are a mistyped email, a password saved from a lookalike domain, a session expired on another device, or the site being blocked by your ISP. Reset the password from the official site first, and check you are on the real domain and not an ad-served copy.
+Do I need the Quotex app to use the TradeFather bot?
No. The bot is a separate browser app that gives you a direction and an expiry. You can place the trade in the Quotex app or the web terminal — whichever you already use. The two never connect to each other.
+Is Quotex legal in Bangladesh?
Quotex accepts Bangladeshi traders and is heavily used there, but it holds no local licence and foreign-currency funding rules make it a grey area. It is not officially banned. Keep balances small, verify current access before depositing, and check your own position.
+Can I use Quotex in Pakistan with local payment methods?
Payment availability in Pakistan changes often — cards and local wallets work intermittently, and many traders route through crypto instead. Test with the smallest deposit the broker allows before committing anything larger.
+Which countries does Quotex accept?
Quotex accepts traders across India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, South Africa, Indonesia, Brazil and much of Europe. It does not accept US residents. Country access can change, so confirm at sign-up rather than relying on any article.
+Does the Quotex bot work in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh?
Yes. The bot is a browser app that runs anywhere and never connects to your broker account, so country restrictions on Quotex itself are the only limit. If you can open a Quotex account, the signals work identically.
+Is Quotex trading halal?
Scholars differ, and this is a personal decision rather than a technical one. The common objections raised are the fixed-payout structure and the short-term speculative nature of the trades. If it matters to you, seek your own guidance before depositing.