Verdict up front: the most endorsed review on this listing, with 47 people agreeing, says users are “forced to register with unknown brokers and open live funded accounts just to test the bot”. The store artwork says “Test it for free, no commitment”. Both cannot be true.
EA Forex Robot
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Eloike Enterprise · com.forexapp.robot
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- Play installs
- 10,000+
- Rating
- 4.3 from 42
- Last updated
- 2 May 2025
- Monetisation
- No ads or purchases listed
The review that matters
Petrus Silas, 13 August 2025. Forty-seven people marked it helpful — more than the entire rating count of the app:
“This whole thing is just bad…we are being forced to register with unknown brokers and open live funded accounts just to test the bot…it’s really bad. Don’t even waste your time on this.”
If that is accurate, the app is not a product. It is an introducer. The robot is the reason you arrive; the broker registration is the transaction. Operations like this are typically paid a commission for each funded account they deliver, and sometimes a share of what that account loses.
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Which explains the one detail that otherwise makes no sense: the app carries no ads and no in-app purchases. It appears to make no money at all. Something is paying for it.
“Unknown brokers” is the whole risk
This is where readers of this site usually meet us. A regulated broker in your own country gives you a complaints route, segregated client money and a compensation scheme. An unregulated offshore broker gives you a dashboard.
Money sent to the second kind is often gone the moment it arrives. The withdrawal button works until the balance is worth keeping, and then it does not. By the time you understand which sort you joined, the app that introduced you has no obligation to you at all — you were never its customer.
What the artwork claims
The store screenshots are unusually confident for an app with 42 reviews:
| The artwork says | The listing or the reviews say |
|---|---|
| “10+ years of proven results” | Last updated May 2025; 42 ratings in total |
| “Over 14,600 active users worldwide” | Play reports 10,000+ installs |
| “Test it for free, no commitment” | “forced to…open live funded accounts just to test the bot” |
| “Forex Robot… Works in MT4 with any brokers” | “not a trading platform or bot for executing trades” |
That last row is the listing contradicting its own title. The description states plainly: “EA Forex Robot is not a trading platform or bot for executing trades — it’s your intelligent companion for analyzing the forex market.” The app is called EA Forex Robot, and its own screenshot says it works in MT4 with any brokers.
One more detail, small but telling: the headline artwork reads “the best way To Achieve Outstanding Forex Perfomance”. Ten years of proven results, and a typo in the first screenshot.
The rest of the reviews
Joshua Nnamdi, 6 February 2026, fifteen people agreeing: “don’t just waste your time downloading it”. Siyolise Tshunungwa, 16 May 2026: “it’s not working for me I think it’s a scam”.
Those three reviews are the three most helpful on the page. The app’s average is 4.3. A rating that high, sitting on top of those three, is not describing the same experience.
If an app asks you to open a broker account
- Stop and check the broker yourself on your own regulator’s register, before you give a single detail.
- “Any broker” means an unregulated one will do. A legitimate tool names the brokers it supports.
- Never fund an account to trial software. Real trials run on a demo.
- Ask why a free app with no ads exists. If you cannot see the revenue, you are the revenue.
- Compare the star rating with the most helpful reviews. Where they disagree, trust the reviews.
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Who publishes it
The developer, Eloike Enterprise, also publishes RockPaperScissors, WaterGame, Calculator and SafeSwap. A forex expert advisor from the same account as a rock-paper-scissors game.
Its Data safety panel also states “Data can’t be deleted”.
It is filed with our other Flagged Apps.
The verdict: an app with no visible revenue whose most-endorsed reviewer says it pushes users to fund accounts with unknown brokers, whose artwork claims ten years of results and 14,600 users, and whose own description denies being a trading bot at all. Treat it as a broker introducer, and check the broker before anything else.
Sources: the Google Play listing for com.forexapp.robot, including the description, store screenshots, Data safety panel, developer’s other apps and user reviews with their helpful counts, read on 19 September 2026.
