MetaTrader (MQL4 / MQL5)
Expert Advisors with proper order handling, spread and session filters, trailing and basket logic, and hooks to external Python or HTTP services when you outgrow pure MQL.
Quant engineering, not hype. TecAdRise builds MQL5/MQL4 EAs, Python backtesting pipelines, walk-forward validation (WFA/WFM/OOS), broker API execution, and optional AI research agents that support your process.
Disclaimer: TecAdRise provides software engineering services only. Not financial advice. No guaranteed returns. You are responsible for risk, compliance, and broker rules in your jurisdiction.
Expert Advisors with proper order handling, spread and session filters, trailing and basket logic, and hooks to external Python or HTTP services when you outgrow pure MQL.
Research notebooks turned into production scripts: data ingest, feature engineering, backtests, parameter sweeps, and export to MT or broker APIs for live deployment.
Walk-forward analysis, walk-forward matrix grids, and out-of-sample windows automated end to end. Stop trusting a single in-sample equity curve.
VPS-friendly runners, idempotent order placement, position reconciliation, structured logs, and alerts when feeds or APIs fail mid-session.
When your edge is catalyst-driven or news-heavy, we deploy scheduled agents that fetch headlines, scan universes, and output compact research tables for human review. Built on the same Agent-OS harness as our custom AI agents: tools, memory, and cost controls. The agent supports your workflow; it does not replace judgment or compliance.
Independent algo traders, small prop desks, and systematic funds that already have a strategy hypothesis but need reliable engineering: validation, execution, and maintenance without hiring a full-time quant dev.
Not a fit if you want a turnkey "AI bot" with promised returns. We ship infrastructure and automation you control. For general autonomous agents outside trading, see custom AI agents.
It is engineering work: backtesting pipelines, strategy validation (walk-forward, out-of-sample), broker API execution, and optional AI research agents that ingest news or market data. TecAdRise builds and maintains the infrastructure. We do not sell signals or guarantee returns.
Yes. We develop and refactor EAs for MetaTrader 4 and 5, including risk controls, order management, multi-timeframe logic, and integration with external data feeds or Python services when MT alone is not enough.
MQL5 is best when you live inside MetaTrader and need low-latency EA execution on MT5 brokers. Python fits research-heavy stacks: pandas backtests, ML features, broker REST/WebSocket APIs, and cloud schedulers. Many clients use both: Python for research and validation, MQL5 for live execution.
Walk-forward analysis (WFA) and walk-forward matrix (WFM) test whether a strategy still works on unseen data after optimization. Out-of-sample (OOS) windows catch overfitting before you risk capital. We automate WFA/WFM/OOS pipelines so validation is repeatable, not a one-off spreadsheet.
Yes. We wire REST and WebSocket APIs for supported brokers and venues, with idempotent order logic, position sync, logging, and alerting. Scope depends on broker docs, rate limits, and whether you need co-located or VPS hosting.
We build research and operations automation: news ingestion, catalyst summaries, scan jobs, and agent workflows that support your process. We do not promise alpha or sell black-box predictors. Any AI output is tooling for a human trader or quant, not financial advice.
Focused builds (single EA refactor, one validation pipeline, or a research agent) typically start from €250 depending on scope. Full multi-strategy backtesting platforms, WFA automation, and production execution stacks are quoted after a technical scoping call.
No. TecAdRise provides software engineering and automation services. Past backtest results do not guarantee future performance. You are responsible for compliance, licensing, and risk in your jurisdiction.
Book a scoping call. We will map your stack (MQL, Python, broker APIs) and quote a focused first deliverable.