October 2026, from the records.

Live accounts

Demo accounts, filled at simulated prices

A demo order is filled by GIO4X’s own demo engine at a simulated price, not a market price. These figures describe how the demo behaves and are not a measure of live execution.

SimulationSource: 777 Raptor demo engineDemo fills only. Simulated prices are not market prices.

Counted by the terminal’s database from the orders it recorded as filled in the month, by the UTC time of the fill. Slippage is the fill price against the price the client’s terminal sent with a market order, in points; a positive figure is worse for the client. Fill time is from GIO4X’s server receiving a market order to the fill being recorded. A statistic made from fewer than 20 orders is not published and its count is shown instead; “not recorded” means no order in the cell carries the value. The method in full is on Execution quality.

Read from the client portal’s database. Measured from the time a withdrawal was requested in the portal to the time it was settled there, which means approved by GIO4X and debited from the client’s wallet, for requests settled in the month (UTC), in clock hours including nights and weekends. The payment itself is made by hand afterwards and its time is not recorded, so it is not in these figures.

No incident that started in this month has been published.

Read from this website’s database: the incidents GIO4X staff have written and published whose recorded start falls in the month (UTC). A duration runs from the recorded start to the moment staff marked the incident resolved; an incident that ran into the next month is listed in the month it started. This is a list written by people. It is not produced by a monitor and is not a measurement of uptime. Each incident’s updates and post-mortem are on System status for 90 days.

The client portal’s database holds no published legal document, so it records no change to one in this month.

Read from the client portal’s database, which keeps one row for each legal document it serves (the terms a client accepts there), with a version number and the time of its latest change only. A document changed more than once is listed in the month of its latest change, and an earlier change is not on record. The legal pages of this website are files in the site’s source; their changes are not recorded in a database, so none can be listed here.