Bot Binary Options — IaTraderPro Bot
A free, open-source, AI-customizable trading robot built on strategies from iatraderpro.com.
Our Mission
The binary options market is full of false promises and expensive bots that don't work. IaTraderPro Bot is our answer: a completely free and transparent project where you can test 13 strategies on demo, inspect every line of code, customize with AI without coding knowledge, and develop critical thinking about financial automation.
Origin: IaTraderPro
The strategies and bot logic were developed based on IaTraderPro — a reference project in automated trading with artificial intelligence.
What the bot is, concretely
IaTraderPro Bot is a Python 3.12+ program that runs on your own Windows computer. A Streamlit control panel opens in your browser at http://localhost:8501; bot.py holds the strategies and broker connections, painel.py the panel, and config_bot.ini every setting in plain text you can open in Notepad. Installation is two batch files (instalar.bat, iniciar_painel.bat). It also ships buscar_ativos.py, which lists the assets currently open on Quotex, and simular_csv.py, which backtests strategies on CSV candle files.
| Broker | How the bot connects | Status (September 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Quotex | pyquotex, a community library (unofficial) | Works on demo and real |
| IQ Option | iqoptionapi, a community library (unofficial) | Works on demo and real |
| Deriv | Deriv's official Options API, token login | Works |
| Olymp Trade | — | Basic support |
| Pocket Option | — | Planned, not available |
Risk controls are part of the core, not an add-on: configurable martingale, daily stop loss and stop win, a cooldown after a losing streak, a minimum-payout filter, an ADX filter for the trend strategies, up to 3 pairs at once, "individual" or majority-vote mode, and a level-based daily target plan. It ships set to a demo account.
How the strategies were tested
We did not want to publish win rates we could not back up, so we measured the bot's own catalogue. We downloaded 45+ days of real 1-minute candles for 8 forex pairs from Deriv's data feed, coded the 13 strategies and measured each one in three windows:
- Train: the window where parameters were tuned. Any number from here is suspect by definition.
- Test: the following window, with no re-tuning. If accuracy collapses here, the strategy was overfit.
- Fresh (out-of-sample): weeks of data downloaded after the study was frozen. This is the only number we publish.
- Minimum sample: results with fewer than 150 signals are discarded as noise.
The outcome, briefly: two strategies were approved (Double Reversal ~57–61% and Exhaustion+Band ~57–59% out-of-sample); the five trend strategies failed on M1 at ~46–49%; OTC pairs behaved like a coin flip (~50%); nothing came close to 70%. We publish the failures next to the successes, because on a 1-minute chart knowing which strategy loses money is as useful as knowing which one does not. Full tables: strategies, actually tested.
Limitations we state openly: the data is real forex from one feed over a limited period; real pairs on Quotex and IQ Option are expected to behave similarly, OTC pairs are not; and past accuracy does not guarantee future accuracy. Anyone can rerun the numbers with simular_csv.py.
Editorial policy: how pages are written and checked
- Every number has a traceable origin: our own study (with its sample size), deterministic math such as break-even = 1 / (1 + payout), which gives 55.6% at an 80% payout, or an external source linked in the text.
- External facts (regulation, broker features, payouts, minimum deposits) come from official sources such as regulators, the broker's own site or the law itself, or from reputable press, and are linked where they are used.
- Values that change are written as approximations (~) with the month they were checked, for example "in September 2026". If a figure cannot be verified, it is left out instead of guessed.
- Claims about the bot are checked against its code and configuration files.
- No testimonials, profit screenshots, user counts or win-rate promises. A page that needs one of those to persuade is a page we do not publish.
- Risk warnings stay on every page that discusses trading.
- AI assistance: we use AI tools to help draft pages and adapt them to Portuguese, English, Spanish and Hindi. The facts are the same in every language and are checked against the sources above before publishing.
- Corrections: send the page URL and your source to the address below; if we got it wrong, we fix the page.
How We Sustain the Project
1. Affiliate links: Quotex and IQ Option links are affiliate links. When you open an account through them, we receive a small commission at no extra cost to you.
2. Voluntary donations: via PIX or PayPal.
3. Community: code contributions, bug reports and suggestions.
Affiliate transparency
The Quotex and IQ Option links on this site are affiliate links. In the code they carry rel="sponsored nofollow", the attribute Google asks sites to use for paid links, and they are disclosed in the FAQ and in the legal notice on this page. On the English site, as of September 2026, they appear only on the home page, the FAQ and this page, not on the study, strategy or legality pages.
What the commission does not buy is a verdict. We publish that OTC trading, which both brokers promote, is statistically random; that 5 of the 13 strategies in our own bot lose money on M1; that Deriv, which has no affiliate link here, offers the most solid API for automation; and that Quotex is not legal for Indian residents, even though Quotex is one of the two brokers we have affiliate links with. Why this matters in this industry: who pays for that broker review?
What this project does not do
- It does not sell signals, courses, "VIP groups" or a paid version of the bot.
- It does not manage accounts or take deposits: your money moves only between you and your broker.
- It does not promise profit or quote win rates it has not measured.
- It does not see or store your broker login: the bot runs on your computer and connects directly to the broker.
- It does not give personal investment advice.
If someone contacts you in the project's name asking for money, a deposit or your password, it is not us.
Who maintains the project
Bot Binary Options is maintained by the IaTraderPro project, where the bot's strategies originated, and answers at contato@botbinaryoptions.com. This page does not list individual names; what you can verify directly is the code, which you receive in full, and the study, which you can reproduce.
Contact
Email: contato@botbinaryoptions.com · Visit: iatraderpro.com
To get a useful answer faster: for bugs, include your Windows version, the output of python --version, the broker and the exact error text from the terminal window; for corrections, the page URL and your source. We do not answer requests for individual trading advice. Common questions are answered in the FAQ.