Verdict up front: the same publisher runs two forex robots. On one, a careful paragraph swearing it gives no advice and guarantees nothing. On Forex Auto Trading bot Live — no disclaimer at all, and a top review promising “solid returns with zero hassle”. The caution was never a policy. It was a costume.
Forex Auto Trading bot Live
Forex Trading Robot Signals · com.forex.robot_mobilemt4
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- Play installs
- 100,000+
- Rating
- 4.0 from 737
- Last updated
- 30 July 2026
- Monetisation
- Ads and in-app purchases
Two listings, one publisher
Put the two descriptions next to each other. They are written by the same account, weeks apart.
| Forex Trading Mobile Robot | Forex Auto Trading bot Live | |
|---|---|---|
| Publisher | Forex Trading Robot Signals | Forex Trading Robot Signals |
| Risk warning | “No trading advice or profit guarantees” | None |
| Educational-use wording | “technical and educational use only” | None |
| What it claims to do | “support traders in managing their own strategies” | “Automatically trade with signals” |
The second listing does not soften anything. Its feature list is five lines long: “Forex signal with AI. Automatically trade with signals. SL TP included. Several market strategy. Live support.” It opens by inviting you to “Unleash the power of automation” and to “Dive into the world of Forex with confidence”.
A publisher who knows a disclaimer is required does not forget it on the second app. They leave it off where it would cost them installs.
“Solid returns with zero hassle”
Shiro, 22 August 2026:
“An incredible trading bot that delivers consistent results. The live execution is smooth, accurate, and completely stress free. It has really transformed my Forex trading experience with solid returns with zero hassle. Definitely my top tier choice.”
Nothing in foreign exchange delivers consistent results with zero hassle. That sentence is not a report on a piece of software; it is the promise the app cannot print on its own store page, arriving in a place where nobody has to stand behind it.
The other prominent reviews follow the same template — clean, fluent, feature-listing, entirely free of numbers. One from 30 July 2026 recites the feature bullets almost in order: “AI-powered signals, built-in stop loss and take profit levels, and multiple trading strategies… the live support is a helpful feature.”
What “automatically trade” actually means
This is the part worth slowing down on. The app connects to a MetaTrader account and places orders in it. That is not a notification service. Once connected, the software is spending your balance while you are asleep, on logic you cannot inspect, with a stop loss set by whoever wrote it.
If it loses, there is no counterparty to complain to. You gave a free app permission to trade a funded account, and the app never promised you anything — because on this listing it never promised you anything at all.
Before you connect a robot to a live account
- Look up the publisher’s other apps. If one carries a risk warning and another does not, the omission is deliberate.
- Distrust any review containing the word “consistent”. Consistency is the one thing automated forex cannot offer.
- Run it on a demo account for a full month before a single real dollar is exposed.
- Check who sets the stop loss. “SL TP included” means the app chooses, not you.
- Remember that a free app with ads has no obligation to you whatsoever.
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Where this sits
We are not saying the bot never places a winning trade. We are saying the publisher demonstrably knows what a risk warning is, and chose not to put one on the app that trades your money automatically.
It joins our Flagged Apps list alongside its three siblings.
The verdict: a free, ad-supported robot that takes control of a live MetaTrader account, carries no risk warning of any kind, and is praised in its own reviews for “solid returns”. The sister app proves the publisher knows better.
Sources: the Google Play listings for com.forex.robot_mobilemt4 and com.forex.robot_mobile, including descriptions, feature lists and user reviews, read on 19 September 2026.