Connect your Deriv demo or real account with a personal access token you make in Deriv: your password stays with you. Then build a bot that buys Rise and Fall contracts from your signals, with the stake, the contract length and the martingale recovery you set. Five steps, no code.
Before you start
Deriv connects with a personal access token you make in Deriv’s developer dashboard. Your Deriv password never reaches Trader Frame.
Demo with virtual funds, or real. One token reaches both, and each connects on its own.
Made in Deriv’s developer dashboard. It starts with pat_. Give it trading, never payments.
TradingView or MetaTrader alerts, Telegram, Discord, Copy Trader, or Pip, the AI Trade Agent.
A buy signal buys Rise and a sell buys Fall. Your bot decides the stake, how long the contract runs and how it recovers after a loss; Deriv settles each contract when it ends.
Step by step
Step 2 happens in Deriv, with the connect sheet open beside it. Demo and real accounts connect the same way.
Demo and real connect as two accounts. Start on demo, then add real later with the same token.
Treat the token like a password. Deleting it in Deriv’s dashboard cuts Trader Frame off at once.
Synthetic indices like Volatility 10 trade around the clock. Forex and commodities close at the weekend.
Martingale grows fast: at ×2.2, step 6 stakes 25.77 USD and the six steps commit 46.82 USD. Set the steps so that total is money you can afford to lose.
The bot runs on Trader Frame’s servers, so nothing has to stay open on your computer.
The message only says buy or sell. The bot decides the stake, the contract length and the recovery.
The alert only says buy or sell. The bot trades the market it is set to, with its own stake, contract length and recovery.
AI trading agent for Deriv
Pip is Trader Frame’s Trade Agent. Add it to a Deriv bot instead of an alert: Pip reads the Volatility 10 Index market, decides when to buy Rise or Fall, and explains every decision. Your bot still sets the stake, the contract length and the recovery.
Yes. Add Pip, the Trade Agent, to a Deriv bot as its signal source. Pip decides when to buy Rise or Fall; the bot buys the contract with your stake, length and recovery.
The market’s candles on several timeframes, and it explains every decision.
No. On Deriv a contract runs its full length and settles itself, so Pip decides the entry only.
Each look Pip takes uses agent credits from your plan. The Free plan has no agent.
Demo or real
Your Deriv token reaches your demo and your real account. Trader Frame connects each one on its own, so a bot proven on demo moves to real by changing its broker.
Keeping it running
Trader Frame buys the contracts from its own servers. Your computer can be off; the bot trades while it is active.
A contract runs the length you set, then Deriv settles it as won or lost. The result lands in the bot’s Trades tab.
Each loss moves the ladder up a step, up to your most steps. A win sends the next stake back to your base stake.
Synthetic indices trade around the clock. Forex and commodities close at the weekend, and a signal while closed is refused with the reason.
Troubleshooting
Every refusal and skip is written to the bot’s Signals tab, with Deriv’s own reason.
FAQ
No. You connect with a personal access token you make in Deriv, and you can delete it there at any time.
Rise and Fall contracts on the markets Deriv offers them on: synthetic indices around the clock, and forex and commodities in market hours.
Yes. One token reaches both. Connect each one on its own, then point a bot at whichever you want it to trade.
After a loss, the next stake is your multiplier times the last one, up to your most steps. A win sends it back to your base stake.
Deriv quotes the payout before each buy. A win returns your stake plus the payout; a loss costs the stake.
Yes. Add Meta Trader under Signal sources for alerts from your MT5 indicators, or use TradingView, Telegram, Discord or Pip.
Connect your Deriv demo first. When the bot has earned it, connect your real account with the same token and point the same bot at it.
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