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Upcomers, a proprietary trading evaluation provider operating across more than 170 countries, has enabled Expert Advisor (EA) and automation tool support acrossUpcomers, a proprietary trading evaluation provider operating across more than 170 countries, has enabled Expert Advisor (EA) and automation tool support across
Upcomers Expands Trading Automation Across All Supported Platforms
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Upcomers, a proprietary trading evaluation provider operating across more than 170 countries, has enabled Expert Advisor (EA) and automation tool support across all five of its trading platforms: MetaTrader 5, cTrader, TradeLocker, Match-Trader, and Bybit.
Effective May 26, 2026, participants in all Upcomers programs, including evaluation and instant access accounts, may use Expert Advisors, trade managers, risk management utilities, and other automation tools in their simulated trading. Permitted tools include custom and third-party Expert Advisors, trading bots, and execution utilities, provided they meet Upcomers’ uniqueness and compliance requirements. Full details are published in the Upcomers Help Center.
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Automated strategies follow the same trading rules as manual trading, including limits on certain high-frequency and arbitrage-based practices, set out in the firm’s prohibited strategies guide.
“60-80% of US equity volume is already algorithmic. Automation has become the norm across modern markets, not the exception. Forcing traders to operate like it is 2015 doesn’t reflect how serious traders actually work today. If you have a real edge, you should be able to execute it manually or automatically. Same rules. Same opportunity. That is why we enabled Expert Advisors and automation across all our platforms,” said Jakub Zeliska, CEO of Upcomers.
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