Say “buy gold 1 lot, stop 20 ticks” and Xiaoling on your PC runs the risk checks first, then hands the order to your broker, then answers “order filled” or “order failed”. The direction is always yours.
One window, double-clicked. It prints which account it is connected to — check that first.
Scan the QR code on the same Wi-Fi. Nothing to install. On a different network it can also give you a locked public address.
Voice and buttons use exactly the same path, with exactly the same effect.
买入黄金 1 手 止损20跳The risk rails run first, then the order goes to your broker. Filled or not, you hear it out loud.
Phone announces: 下单成功 — “order filled”This is not a technical limitation. It is the most important rule in this category.
Every row below is a hard gate in the software — when the condition is met it refuses. It does not warn and then let it through.
| Rail | What it does |
|---|---|
| Daily loss limit | Once the day's loss reaches the threshold, no new opening orders are accepted |
| No-new-entries window | After the cutoff only closing is allowed, never a new position |
| Per-order size cap | An order above the configured size is rejected outright |
| Account allow-list | Only accounts you registered can be traded; switching accounts does not take effect silently |
| Duplicate-command guard | If the same instruction arrives again, only one order is executed within a short window |
| Account check before ordering | Attached to the wrong broker, it refuses — instead of quietly sending the order elsewhere |
| Full audit log | What was heard, what it was parsed into, what was sent — all written to disk and reviewable |
The table lists what is actually wired up in the software. Nothing is inflated for marketing. A platform that is missing is not necessarily impossible — but ask before you pay.
| Platform | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MetaTrader 5 brokers | Implemented | Exness, FTMO and others; market open and close, stops and targets, lot sizing and risk-percent conversion |
| TopstepX | Implemented | Orders go through a local controller process; stops and targets ride with the order (the account must use Auto OCO Brackets mode) |
| Tradovate | Client built | Needs live integration testing against your account before use |
| Other MT5 brokers | Generic | If the terminal can log in it usually works; symbol naming differences have to be checked on the spot |
This section is worth reading more carefully than any other on this page.
No. Credentials exist only on your own PC, and you log in locally. No part of the architecture needs them handed to us — and we have no server that could receive them.
No, and that is deliberately unsupported. Putting order placement on a server is exactly what prop firms and regulated platforms disallow. Xiaoling's order path is designed to originate only from your own device.
It recognises every account you registered, and always shows which one it is actually connected to. An unregistered account, or a connection to a different terminal, makes it refuse and explain — rather than quietly sending the order elsewhere.
Whether automated ordering is allowed is decided by your platform's rules — confirm and comply with them yourself. Xiaoling does not bypass any platform rule and offers no workarounds. Its design assumption is that every trading action originates from your own device.
Absolutely — run it on a demo account for a while. The software has a sandbox mode: the entire flow really runs, but not a single live order is placed.
The trial and the paid licence are the same program; only the licence term differs. If you want to check first whether your platform and symbols will work, just ask.
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