Verdict up front: Zero Brokerage Trading carries a 4.5 rating. Read the reviews holding it up and one sentence recurs: the user has not withdrawn anything yet. One reviewer says so outright — “I will give 5 star after I withdraw” — while giving it five now.
Zero Brokerage Trading
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Learning Tool · com.market.auto.tradingapp
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- Play installs
- 10,000+
- Rating
- 4.5 from 339
- Last updated
- 5 November 2025
- In-app purchases
- None listed
A rating built before anyone was paid
Three reviews sit at the top of the listing. All three were written in the first ten days of January 2026, and none of them describes money reaching a bank account.
10 January 2026: “the app is very good an hope I will go far with it easy earnings, I will give 5 star after I withdraw but thumbs-up its realy great.”
1 January 2026: “I just made $1 in under a minute. And guess what, it’s free!! Crazy right.” Four helpful votes.
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8 January 2026: “Simple and easy to get going, just predict and wach idecators to know your fate.”
A number on a screen a minute after installing is not a payment. It is the part of the funnel that always works. The rating is therefore measuring the sign-up experience — and being published as though it measured the product.
What the rating says
4.5
from 339 reviews
What the reviews describe
$1
shown on screen, not withdrawn
The app calls itself something else
Look again at the 1 January review. The user says he is “trading with auto market trade”.
That is not the name on the store. The store says Zero Brokerage Trading. But the permanent package name — the one field that cannot be changed after publication — is com.market.auto.tradingapp, and the developer website is auto-market-trading-app.web.app.
So the user is not confused. He is reading the name the app shows him once it is open, which is the name the listing was built under before it was renamed. You would install one product and find yourself using another.
“Zero brokerage” is not what is happening
Brokerage is the commission a broker charges to execute a trade. A zero-brokerage claim is a claim about fees on real executions in a real market.
What the reviews describe is different: “just predict and wach idecators”, up or down, with a payout in seconds. That is a binary bet against the house, not an order routed to an exchange. There is no broker in it to charge brokerage, and no market for the money to go into.
| Field | What this listing publishes |
|---|---|
| Store name | Zero Brokerage Trading |
| Package name | com.market.auto.tradingapp |
| Website | auto-market-trading-app.web.app — free Firebase page |
| Support | learningtools99@gmail.com — shared with coding tutorials |
| Privacy policy | learningtools99.blogspot.com, dated May 2023 |
| Company | none named |
The tutorials shop again
The developer, Learning Tool, publishes a dozen programming courses — Learn PHP, Learn SQL, Learn React. Three finance apps sit alongside them, sharing the tutorials’ free Gmail and 2023 privacy policy. No company is named on any of them.
⚠ Verified evidence
- 10,000+ installs, rated 4.5 from 339 reviews, last updated 5 November 2025.
- 10 January 2026 review: “I will give 5 star after I withdraw” — posted as a positive rating.
- 1 January 2026 review: $1 earned in under a minute, four helpful votes; the user calls the app “auto market trade”.
- Package name
com.market.auto.tradingappand websiteauto-market-trading-app.web.appboth carry a different product name from the store listing. - Support address
learningtools99@gmail.comand privacy policylearningtools99.blogspot.com, dated May 2023, are shared with the developer’s programming tutorials. - No company name, address or regulator named anywhere on the listing.
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The one-minute check
Sort any trading app’s reviews by most recent and look for one thing only: somebody saying money reached their bank. Not “I made $5”, not “easy earnings” — withdrawn and received. If a five-star average contains no such review, the average is measuring the sign-up, not the payout.
This app is part of a group we have been documenting one listing at a time. The rest are indexed under Flagged Apps.
The verdict: we are not calling this developer a criminal enterprise, and no regulator we checked has issued a warning about it. What the public record shows is a 4.5 rating resting on reviews written before anybody had withdrawn anything, one of which says so in as many words, on an app whose permanent package name and website both call it something other than the name you install.
Sources: Google Play listing for com.market.auto.tradingapp; the developer website, support email and privacy policy published in its App Support panel; the quoted reviews, their dates and helpful counts as published by Google Play; the developer page for Learning Tool. Checked 17 September 2026.
