rule-based trading software
Xaqzevoruli: your risk limits come first, every order second
Xaqzevoruli's rule-based trading software does what you tell it, inside limits you set first. It sends orders to your own broker account, it never holds your money, and it cannot promise any result.
A name is only a name
What is Xaqzevoruli? What it is, and what it is not
Here is what sits behind the name, in plain terms.
It is
- A tool that follows rules you write down: entry conditions, position size, stop level and a daily loss limit.
- Software that sends orders to an account you hold with an executing broker.
- Free to join, with nothing charged at sign-up.
- Published by a UK company you can look up at Companies House.
It is not
- A broker. We do not hold, move or lend your money.
- A source of tips, signals or forecasts, or a crypto platform: it is not an exchange or a wallet and holds no crypto.
- A promise of any result. Losing is normal, and you can lose all the money you trade.
- Artificial intelligence, or anything that uses quantum computing.
Rules in, orders out
How Xaqzevoruli works
You write the rules once. Before any order leaves, the software checks it against them. An order that would break a rule is not sent. One that passes goes to your broker, who fills it at the prices available at that moment.
Those prices can differ from the ones you expected, especially when markets move fast. That gap is called slippage, and it is a real cost. Try the position size calculator to see how a stop turns into a number of units.
No rush
Four steps from sign-up to your first trade
There is no deadline for any of them. Skip a step, or stop, whenever you like.
Register your interest
Leave your name, email and phone number. It takes about a minute and costs nothing.
Hear from the verification desk
It will contact you by email or phone. You can ask anything before you decide.
Open a broker account
The executing broker will ask for ID and proof of address, as regulated brokers must. Read its fees and withdrawal terms first.
Set your rules, start small
Choose a risk per trade you can live with, fund only money you can afford to lose, and make your first trade the smallest size possible.
What it costs, in plain numbers
The software is free. Trading is not. Most costs come from the broker, and they are paid whether a trade wins or loses.
| Item | What you pay | Paid to |
|---|---|---|
| The software | £0 | Nobody |
| Spreads | Built into the broker's prices. Set by the broker. | Broker |
| Commissions and financing | Where the broker charges them, including overnight financing. | Broker |
| Deposit and withdrawal fees | Set by the broker and your bank. Check before you deposit. | Broker or bank |
Getting money out
Withdrawals, step by step
We hold no money, so we cannot withdraw for you. Every withdrawal is made with your broker.
- Log in to your broker account, at an address you type yourself.
- Request a withdrawal to the bank or card you paid in from.
- Confirm your identity if the broker asks.
- Wait for processing. The broker and your bank set the timing.
- Check the money arrived and keep the record.
Said plainly
How you can lose money
Leverage magnifies losses as much as gains. A price can gap past your stop. Costs add up even on trades that go your way. And a loss needs a bigger gain to undo it: lose half your balance and you must double what is left.
Brokers must publish the share of retail accounts that lose money with them. Find it in each broker's risk warning, and read our risk disclosure.
| Loss | Gain needed |
|---|---|
| 10% | 11.1% |
| 25% | 33.3% |
| 50% | 100% |
| 75% | 300% |
| 90% | 900% |
Educational illustration of arithmetic. It is not live data and not a prediction.
Educational tool, not advice. A gap or fast market can fill your stop at a worse price, so a real loss can be larger than the number shown.
Check us
Official Xaqzevoruli: company details you can check
Xaqzevoruli is published by Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, a UK company. Do not take our word for it: look it up on the public register.
- Company
- Quantum Software Technologies Ltd
- Company number
- 14209581
- Registered address
- 128 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX
- Public register
- Companies House entry
Executing brokers
Each broker below holds your money, not us. Check its regulator and licence number yourself before you deposit.
| Broker | Regulator | Register number | Loss rate, as the broker publishes it |
|---|---|---|---|
| IG Markets Limited | Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) | 195355 | 70% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading spread bets and CFDs with this provider. Source, read 2026-10-27 |
Sixteen answers
Questions people ask about Xaqzevoruli
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What is Xaqzevoruli?
Xaqzevoruli is rule-based trading software. You write the rules: how much to risk per trade, where to stop, how much you will accept losing in a day. The software then sends orders that follow those rules to your broker account. It is not a broker, and it gives no tips or forecasts.
How does it work?
You set the rules first. The software checks each order against them and sends only the orders that pass. Your broker fills them at the prices available at that moment, which can differ from the price you expected. You can halt all orders with one click.
Who holds my money?
Your executing broker holds your money, not us. We never take deposits and we cannot withdraw on your behalf. That is why the broker's regulator and licence number matter, and why we list them next to each broker.
What does it cost?
The software is free to join and nothing is charged at sign-up. Trading costs come from the broker: spreads, commissions, overnight financing and sometimes withdrawal or inactivity fees. Read the broker's fee page before you deposit.
What is the minimum deposit?
Opening an account needs a deposit from $250 AUD (or £250 GBP / €250 EUR / $250 CAD / $250 NZD / $250 SGD). It is your own money and it is at risk.
How do withdrawals work?
You withdraw from your broker account, not from us. Ask for the money to go back to the bank or card you paid in from. Timing depends on the broker and your bank, so read the broker's withdrawal terms before you deposit.
Can I lose more than I deposit?
It is possible. With leveraged products such as CFDs, a fast move or a price gap can take your balance below zero. Some brokers offer negative balance protection and some do not. Ask the broker, in writing, before you deposit.
How can I lose money?
The market can move against you, leverage magnifies the move, a stop can fill at a worse price than planned, costs add up, and people break their own rules. A loss also needs a bigger gain to undo it: lose half and you need to double what is left.
Is my data secure?
We collect only what the form asks for: name, email, phone number and IP address. Pages are sent over TLS 1.3. With your consent, we share your details with the executing broker for your country. The Privacy Policy explains retention and your rights.
What about tax?
Tax depends on where you live and how you trade, and we cannot advise on it. Gains may be taxable and losses may or may not be deductible. Keep your broker's statements and ask a qualified tax adviser.
How are you paid?
We are a marketing affiliate. Partner brokers pay us a rebate or referral fee. It is paid by the broker and is not added to your costs, but it is a conflict of interest and we say so on every page. Read how we make money.
Is it a scam, or is it legitimate?
We cannot prove a negative, so we show what you can check yourself: a UK company number on Companies House, named support and complaints addresses, plain costs and no promise of results. Our review says clearly that we wrote it and it is not independent. Never pay anyone who contacts you first.
Do I need experience?
No, but you should understand leverage, stops and position size before you risk any money. The education tools on this page help, and starting with the smallest size is sensible. Experience does not remove the risk of loss.
How do I sign in safely, and how do I spot fake sites?
This site has no login form. You sign in to your broker account on the broker's own website, at an address you type yourself. Our only official domains are xaqzevoruli.co.uk and app.xaqzevoruli.co.uk. Anything else, on any extension, is not us. We never ask for your password by email, phone or chat.
Is it available in my country?
Availability depends on where you are. Access is restricted in some countries, and the list may change. Where trading is offered it is only through an executing broker licensed for your country. If we cannot offer you the service, you will not be able to reach the site or join the list.
How do I complain?
Email [email protected] with what happened and what you want. We acknowledge it within 2 working days. If you are unhappy with the answer, you can usually take it to the regulator or ombudsman that covers your broker. See the contact page.
No rush
Register when you are ready
Register your interest. It is free, and the verification desk will contact you. Read the honest review first if you would like to check us.