MultiScalper Pro (Defensive) — Exness
RealExness · MT5 · USD · 1:500Account No. 11221040
- Gain
- +192.73%
- Monthly
- +32.43%
- Max drawdown
- 3.58%
- Profit factor
- 1.57
- Win rate
- 71.15%
- Trades
- 5,019
MetaTrader 5 · Expert Advisor
X-STOX MultiScalper ProA recovery scalper for MT5 — and the four limits that decide how far it can go.
MultiScalper Pro takes short-term reversals at the extremes of a ranging pair. When price keeps running against the first entry, it adds positions at a fixed distance in larger size and closes the whole cycle at a single take-profit. That is a martingale recovery: long runs of small winning cycles, and one cycle that does not retrace is the thing you are managing against. This page draws the entire mechanism, including every control you have over it.
- MetaTrader 5
- Hedging account required
- M15 default, any pair
- Cent accounts supported
- Three presets supplied
- Platform
- MetaTrader 5
- Account
- Hedging
- Timeframe
- M15 default
- Method
- Mean reversion
- Exit
- Basket take-profit
- Control
- On-chart panel
One .ex5 file, dropped on a chart.
Buys and sells open together on one symbol.
The manual’s default. It runs on higher ones too.
Entries at oscillator extremes, recovery by averaging.
The cycle closes as one, not order by order.
Stop, pause or close a cycle without touching settings.
The cycle
One signal, one basket, one exit
The manual calls it a series. It starts with a single entry and ends when every order in it closes together. Nothing about the software makes sense until this is clear, so it is the first thing on the page.
- 01Signal
- 02First position
- 03It runs against you
- 04The average moves
- 05Basket closes
01
Signal
The Trend Wave oscillator reaches an overbought or oversold extreme and turns. The engine reads that as the end of a short move.
02
First position
One order opens against the move, at the starting lot you set. If price goes its way from here, this is a single small trade and the series is over in minutes.
03
It runs against you
Price keeps going. At the grid distance, a second order opens in the same direction, larger than the first by the multiplier. Then a third, and so on, up to the maximum number of orders you allow.
04
The average moves
Each addition pulls the basket’s average entry closer to current price. The take-profit is measured from that average, so the distance price has to come back shrinks with every rung.
05
Basket closes
Price retraces to the target and every order in the series closes in the same instant. The series is finished. Unless you have told it otherwise, the engine waits for the next signal and starts again.
And when it does not come back
A pair that trends for days without retracing is the failure case for every system of this type. The basket gets deeper, the exposure gets larger, and the distance back to the target is covered only when the market turns. That is why the next three sections are about limits rather than features — and why the manual tells you to run this on pairs that range, on capital that can sit through a drawdown, with the panel within reach.
The entry
An oscillator, not a forecast
MultiScalper Pro enters on the Trend Wave indicator. As an oscillator it marks where a short move has stretched — the overbought and oversold zones — and where a new wave begins and ends. A moving average of the Rainbow indicator gates the entry so the engine is not simply buying every dip.
The picture shows entries that worked and an entry that did not, because both happen. Prices are synthetic.
What it reads
The start and the end of a wave movement, and how stretched price is inside it. Both are calculations on the price you can see, not a prediction of the next candle.
What it opens
One position, against the stretch, at your starting lot. Buys and sells are separately enabled, so the engine can be told to work one side of the market only.
What it does not do
It does not learn, it does not read the news, and it does not know whether this particular extreme is the one that keeps going. Roughly, that is what the recovery ladder exists to survive.
Risk controls
Four limits decide how far a cycle can go
Every one of these is a setting you own. They are the difference between a recovery system you are running and a recovery system that is running you. Move the controls and watch what each one does to the ladder.
Max Buys / Max Sells
How many orders a cycle may hold
The hard ceiling on a series. Reached, the engine stops adding and simply waits for the target with what it already has. Separate numbers for buys and sells, so one side can be held tighter than the other.
Maxlot
How big any single order may get
The multiplier compounds — that is the whole point and the whole danger. Maxlot is the cap that stops the ladder doubling into a size the account cannot carry; every rung beyond it repeats the same lot instead of growing.
Stop loss %
How much of the account a cycle may cost
A stop expressed as a percentage of the deposit rather than in points. This is the control that ends a cycle the market is never going to give back, and it is the one most users of recovery systems leave switched off.
Overlap
Cut the basket down while it is still open
The drawdown-reduction routine. It closes the newest profitable order together with the oldest losing one, so the pair nets out and the basket gets shorter. "Overlap after X trade" decides how deep a series has to be before it starts.
Try it
These are your choices, not the supplied presets — the .set files that come with the licence carry X-STOX’s own values. The arithmetic is what matters: at a multiplier of 2.0 the tenth order in a cycle is 512 times the first.
Max orders
Multiplier (Martin)
Grid distance
Maxlot
- Orders
- 8
- Total lots
- 0.71
- Depth
- 175p
The cycle reaches its limit of 8 orders with 0.71 lots open, 175 pips from the first entry. Nothing more is added — the series now waits for the target or for the equity stop.
Starting lot 0.01 throughout. Distance assumes the grid spacing stays fixed, which is how the setting works.
Overlap, in one picture
Six orders open and price bounces. Overlap closes the newest order — which is now in profit — together with the first order of the series, the one furthest under water. The pair is realised against each other, the basket continues with four, and the account carries 44% fewer lots than it did a moment earlier. Two slots in the cycle are free again if the market has not finished.
It reduces what is floating, not what the market has to do. The remaining orders keep their own target.
The panel
You are never locked inside a cycle
Ten buttons on the chart, live while the engine trades. They are the reason this software can be managed rather than merely switched on — and the reason a trader with a calendar open can do something about a release the code knows nothing about.
MultiScalper Pro
- Auto Trade:
- NO NEW SERIES
- Buy (5):
- Lots: 0.85
- Sell (0):
- Lots: 0.00
Interactive replica
New Series
Stop starting cycles
Red means no new series will begin. An open series is still managed to its target — the engine keeps adding and keeps working until the basket closes, and only then stops. This is how you take a chart out of rotation cleanly.
Pausing is not free
If you pause one side while price is still trending away, the take-profit stays where the existing basket put it. The market now has further to come back than the grid was designed to need. Pause deliberately, and watch what you paused.
Never change settings while a series is open
Editing the inputs mid-cycle can detach the engine from the chart. Use the panel instead: set New Series to red, let the running basket finish at its target, then change what you want.
There is no news filter in the code. This is the workflow.
The manual is explicit: the news filter is not coded. The panel is what stands in for it, and it works if you use it on a schedule rather than in a panic.
Step 1
Check the calendar
Before the session, mark the red releases — NFP, FOMC, rate decisions for the currencies you are trading.
Step 2
Thin the charts
Set New Series to red on the charts that are flat. They stop starting cycles and you carry less into the release.
Step 3
Decide on the open ones
For a chart already in a series, choose deliberately: let it run, pause the side that is adding, or close it and start again afterwards.
Step 4
Turn it back on
Once the release has passed and spreads have settled, set New Series green again.
Where it works
The pair you choose matters more than the settings
A recovery system needs a market that comes back. The manual’s test for a suitable pair is a narrow daily range, a strong tendency to mean-revert, and little sensitivity to US data or gold. Pick against that list and no setting on the page will save the account.
- Low average daily range — under about 70 pips
- Ranges and mean-reverts more often than it trends
- Not driven by USD data releases or by gold
- Liquid enough to have a workable spread at your broker
Check a pair
Pick a symbol to see where the manual puts it, and why.
Best suited
Low daily range, no USD leg, mean-reverting.
AUDNZDAUDCADEURCADEURCHFCADCHFNZDCHFEURGBP
These are the pairs the manual builds the strategy around. They move slowly, they are not pushed around by US data, and they spend most of their time returning to a mean. AUDCAD is the manual’s worked example: both currencies are commodity-linked, and their different commodities tend to offset each other into a choppy, sideways market.
Workable, with more room
Liquid majors that trend on US data.
EURUSDGBPUSDAUDUSDNZDUSDUSDCAD
They range often enough to work, but every one of them has a USD leg, so NFP, CPI and FOMC move them all at once. Run at most one or two, keep the ladder short, and remember that a drawdown on one USD pair usually means a drawdown on the others at the same moment.
Only on their own account
Volatile, and they add layers fast.
XAUUSDBTCUSD
Gold and crypto move far enough in a session to fill several rungs of a grid before the strategy has been wrong for long. The manual is blunt about it: gold is very volatile, it can add several layers, and it needs more capital than a currency pair. If you run them, run them where their drawdown cannot reach the rest of your trading.
Avoid
They trend without retracing.
USDJPYEURJPYGBPJPYUS30NAS100
Yen pairs and the indices are the failure case written down. They can run in one direction for weeks, which is the one market a basket built on retracement cannot sit through. Volatility spikes on an index do the damage in an afternoon.
Pair lists are the manual’s, not a promise about any of these markets. The .set files supplied with the licence are matched to specific pairs — ask support which file belongs to the pair you intend to run.
Capital and sizing
Size the account to the ladder, not to the first trade
A 0.01 opening lot is not the position. The position is whatever the ladder becomes before price comes back, and the account has to be able to sit through that without a margin call. These are the manual’s own numbers.
Low risk
The manual’s recommendation for anyone who has not run this software before.
$3,000per 0.01 lot
Medium risk
A working balance between how often a cycle closes and how deep it is allowed to get.
$2,000per 0.01 lot
High risk
The floor. There is no version of this strategy that is safe below it.
$1,000per 0.01 lot
What that means for your account
Enter an account size and the planner applies the manual’s rule: one 0.01 starting lot per band, spread across uncorrelated pairs rather than stacked on one.
Risk setting
- Charts you can run at 0.01
- 3
- Capital behind each chart
- $2,000
A working balance between how often a cycle closes and how deep it is allowed to get. Guidance from the user manual, not a recommendation about your money.
Three uncorrelated charts beat six correlated ones
The manual’s example: with $6,000 and a 0.01 starting lot per $2,000, run EURUSD, AUDCAD and GBPUSD rather than three majors that move as one. Every USD pair drew down together on the same release. Diversifying the pair is what stops one bad afternoon becoming three simultaneous ladders.
Spread across three drivers
EURUSDAUDCADGBPUSD
One driver, three times
EURUSDGBPUSDAUDUSD
Or start on a cent account
On a cent account the balance is denominated in cents, so the same deposit carries a far smaller real position at the same lot size. It is the sane way to watch a recovery system through its first full drawdown without the drawdown mattering.
Setup
Installed in ten minutes. Configured with more care than that.
The file goes on a chart like any Expert Advisor. What takes thought is the account it runs on, the preset you pick and the first two weeks of watching it.
- 1
Download
Your purchase link delivers the MultiScalper Pro .ex5 file and the .set preset files.
- 2
Open the data folder
In MetaTrader 5: File → Open Data Folder → MQL5 → Experts. Copy the .ex5 file in there.
- 3
Restart MT5
Close MetaTrader and reopen it. MultiScalper Pro appears in the Navigator under Expert Advisors.
- 4
Drop it on a chart
Drag it onto an M15 chart of the pair you have chosen, and load the .set file for that pair.
- 5
Enable AutoTrading
The AutoTrading button in the toolbar has to be green, and the EA needs its own "Allow algorithmic trading" tick.
- 6
Watch one cycle through
On demo or cent, let a full series open, deepen and close before you commit real size to it.
Three presets ship with the licence
Safe, Moderate and High risk .set files. They differ in how much of the account a single cycle is allowed to use — the starting lot, the ceiling on open orders and where the caps sit. Load one, do not rebuild it from scratch, and ask support which file matches your pair and account size.
- Safe — The shortest ladder and the smallest share of the account per cycle.
- Moderate — The middle setting, and the one most accounts are run on.
- High risk — More orders, more exposure, and only appropriate on capital sized for it.
Exact values are in the files themselves and in the manual supplied with your licence.
- Platform
- MetaTrader 5. The file is an .ex5; there is no MT4 build.
- Account type
- Hedging. A netting account cannot hold the opposing positions a series needs.
- Cent accounts
- Supported, and recommended for the first month.
- VPS
- A VPS near your broker’s servers, so the engine keeps managing an open series while your computer is off.
- Charts
- One chart per pair. Give a chart that is not trading the New Series red treatment rather than removing the EA.
Verified Performance
Myfxbook Verified Accountswith the drawdown next to the gain
Third-party account records for this product. Read the drawdown column first: on a recovery system it is the number that tells you what the strategy actually did to the equity, and a high-gain, high-drawdown curve is not a better system.
Myfxbook verified
MultiScalper Pro (Moderate) — Exness
RealExness · MT5 · USD · 1:200Account No. 11240657
- Gain
- +339.55%
- Monthly
- +52.73%
- Max drawdown
- 38.84%
- Profit factor
- 3.96
- Win rate
- 75.28%
- Trades
- 360
MultiScalper Pro (Extreme) — Exness
Exness · MT5 · USD · 1:500Account No. 11364529
- Gain
- +1,015.00%
- Monthly
- +1,015.00%
- Max drawdown
- 13.68%
- Profit factor
- 5.88
- Win rate
- 71.22%
- Trades
- 761
Accounts marked Real trade real money; the others are demo accounts. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Figures are the third-party provider’s, for the period each account was tracked, on one account with one set of settings at one broker.
Before you buy
What this software does not do
Four things a buyer should know before paying, written here rather than discovered in the manual afterwards.
It averages into losing positions
By design. That is what a recovery grid is, and it is the mechanism that produces long sequences of small winning cycles. It also means a single cycle can cost more than several winning ones returned. Any page that sells you this class of software without saying so is selling you something else.
It does not know about the news
There is no news filter in the code. The manual says so, and the panel plus a calendar is the workflow. If you cannot commit to that, trade it only on pairs with no USD leg and keep the ladder short.
It does not manage your account for you
How many charts run, which pairs, how much capital sits behind each one, when to stand aside — the software has no view on any of it. Those decisions are most of the outcome.
Nobody can promise you a result
X-STOX sells trading software. We do not manage money, we do not give investment advice, and no setting on this page is a prediction. Trading leveraged products can cost you more than your deposit.
Licence
One purchase, yours to run
Plans, prices and what each licence includes are edited in Admin → Products → MultiScalper Pro → Plans.
Single Licence
$1,499
One-time payment · lifetime licence
- Single IP address
- Limited number of accounts
- For individual traders
- Free lifetime updates
- Engineer-led installation call
Enterprise Edition
Fund managers and resellers
$9,999
One-time payment · lifetime licence
- No IP restrictions
- White-labelling available
- For fund managers and resellers
- Free lifetime updates
- Priority support
What you’ll need
- A MetaTrader 5 account that allows hedging
- Capital sized to the ladder, not to the first trade
- A VPS if the charts are to keep running overnight
- An economic calendar, and the discipline to use the panel around it
Licences are delivered as software files, so read the terms before buying. Refund policy
FAQ
Questions people ask before buying
What is MultiScalper Pro?
An Expert Advisor for MetaTrader 5 that scalps short-term reversals on ranging currency pairs. It enters on the Trend Wave oscillator at overbought and oversold extremes, and when price runs against an entry it averages into the position at a fixed grid distance and closes the whole series at one take-profit. It is a rule-based recovery system, not an AI model.
Does MultiScalper Pro use martingale or grid recovery?
Yes. Both are part of the design and the manual states it in its first paragraph. When price moves against the first entry the EA opens further positions at a set grid distance, each larger than the last by the Martin multiplier, and closes the basket together at a take-profit measured from the average entry. That is what produces long runs of small winning cycles, and it is also the risk: a market that trends without retracing deepens the basket. Four settings limit it — Max Buys and Max Sells, Maxlot, Stop loss %, and the Overlap drawdown-reduction routine — and the on-chart panel can stop, pause or close any cycle by hand.
Which markets and pairs does MultiScalper Pro support?
It is designed for pairs with a narrow daily range that mean-revert and are not driven by US data: AUDNZD, AUDCAD, EURCAD, EURCHF, CADCHF, NZDCHF and EURGBP. The liquid majors — EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD, NZDUSD, USDCAD — work with more capital and a shorter ladder, but they all share a USD leg and draw down together on the same releases. Gold and crypto can fill several rungs of a grid inside a session and belong on an account of their own. Yen pairs and indices such as US30 and NAS100 should be avoided: they trend for long stretches without the retracement the strategy needs.
What is the recommended timeframe for using MultiScalper Pro?
M15 is the default in the manual and the timeframe the supplied presets are built for. It runs on higher timeframes as well; below M15 the signal count rises without the range behaviour the strategy depends on.
Does MultiScalper Pro require a specific type of trading account?
It requires a MetaTrader 5 hedging account, because a series may need buy and sell positions open at the same time on one symbol — a netting account cannot hold them. Cent accounts are supported and are the best place to run it for the first month, since the same deposit carries a much smaller real position at the same lot size.
How does MultiScalper Pro manage risk?
Through limits you set, not through prediction. Max Buys and Max Sells cap how many orders a cycle may hold. Maxlot caps the size of any single order, so the multiplier cannot compound past what the account can carry. Stop Loss points and Stop loss % end a cycle in points or as a percentage of the deposit. Overlap closes the newest profitable order together with the first losing one, which reduces the lots floating and frees slots in the cycle. There is no trailing stop in the settings, and there is no news filter in the code — the on-chart panel and an economic calendar are the workflow around scheduled releases.
How much capital do I need?
The manual sizes capital per 0.01 of starting lot, per chart: about $3,000 at the low-risk setting, $2,000 at medium and $1,000 at high, which is the floor. Spread the charts across pairs that do not correlate rather than stacking three majors that move together — with $6,000 the manual’s own example is EURUSD, AUDCAD and GBPUSD. A drawdown on one USD pair usually means a drawdown on the others at the same moment.
Does MultiScalper Pro support demo accounts?
Yes, and we recommend it. Run it on demo or on a cent account until you have watched a full series open, deepen and close. On a recovery system that is the only way to see what the drawdown actually feels like before real size is at stake.
Can beginners use MultiScalper Pro?
Installation is simple and the presets do the configuration. Running it is not a beginner exercise: the outcome depends on which pairs you choose, how much capital sits behind each chart, and whether you use the panel around scheduled news. If you are new to this, start on a cent account at the safe preset, on one pair, and ask us before you scale up.
Is MultiScalper Pro customizable?
Yes. Three presets ship with the licence — Safe, Moderate and High risk — and every setting behind them can be changed: starting lot, dynamic lot, Max Buys and Max Sells, the Martin multiplier, grid distance, Maxlot, take-profit, both stop-losses, Overlap and the trade it starts from. One rule: never change settings while a series is open, as editing the inputs mid-cycle can detach the EA from the chart. Use the panel, let the running basket finish, then change what you want.
Do I need to monitor the EA constantly?
Not constantly, but this is not a system to leave unattended for weeks either. It manages its own cycles, and a VPS keeps it running while your computer is off. What needs you is the account-level decisions: which charts are allowed to start new cycles, what happens before a high-impact release, and when a drawdown has gone far enough. The panel exists so those decisions take one click.
Does MultiScalper Pro guarantee profits?
No. No trading system can, and a recovery system least of all — its risk profile is many small winning cycles and occasional large losing ones. X-STOX sells trading software; we do not manage money, we do not give investment advice, and nothing on the product page is a prediction. Trading leveraged products can cost you more than your deposit.
How do I install MultiScalper Pro on MT5?
Download the .ex5 file and the .set presets from your purchase link. In MetaTrader 5: File → Open Data Folder → MQL5 → Experts, and copy the .ex5 file there. Restart MetaTrader; the EA appears in the Navigator. Drag it onto an M15 chart of your chosen pair, load the .set file for that pair, and make sure AutoTrading is enabled in the toolbar and in the EA’s own settings. Installation support is included with the licence.
What support is available for MultiScalper Pro users?
Installation, setup and preset selection, plus help matching the EA to your broker and account type. Tell us the pair, the account size and the broker you have in mind and we will tell you which preset fits — or tell you that the combination does not suit this strategy.
Get started
Run it on a cent account first. Then decide.
You will have seen a full cycle open, deepen and close before a real position is ever at stake. That is the whole argument for buying this from a vendor who draws the mechanism instead of hiding it.
Enquiry
Ask before you buy
Tell us the pair, the account size and the broker you have in mind, and we will tell you which preset fits — or tell you it does not.