Publish your Expert Advisor. Reach real traders.
WaiTrade's marketplace is built around backtest transparency — the same standard your algorithm is held to is the standard traders use to evaluate every other listing next to it.
Submit your Expert Advisor
Publish your MQL5 strategy with its full backtest — spread, commission, and slippage assumptions disclosed, trade-by-trade history included.
Get verified
Verified algorithms carry a badge and are checked for backtest completeness and consistency before going live — building trust with traders evaluating your strategy.
Reach traders searching for algorithms
Your algorithm appears in a marketplace built around real filtering — asset, risk, drawdown, and performance — so it's found by traders who actually want that risk profile.
Earn from every subscriber
Set your own pricing and earn recurring revenue from traders who add your algorithm to their portfolio.
Build against the API
The WaiTrade REST API covers algorithms, watchlist, portfolio, and backtest endpoints — everything needed to integrate your own tooling or automate submissions.
Read the API documentationFrequently asked questions
What do I need to publish an algorithm?
A working MT5 Expert Advisor (.ex5 or .mq5) and a backtest that discloses realistic spread, commission, and slippage assumptions. See our guide on how to backtest a trading bot for what a rigorous one looks like.
How does WaiTrade verify an algorithm?
Verification checks that the submitted backtest is complete and internally consistent — trade count, drawdown, and returns line up with the equity curve provided. It is not a guarantee of future performance, and is disclosed as such on every algorithm page.
Is there a REST API for developers?
Yes — the WaiTrade API covers algorithms, watchlist, portfolio, and backtest endpoints. See the full API documentation for authentication and endpoint details.
Seller plan subscribers get immediate access to the Seller Dashboard — publish an algorithm and it appears on the marketplace right away, pending admin verification.