The GIO4X flagship

777 Raptor
Built for the market.

A multi-asset trading workspace on web, desktop and mobile, covering the asset classes GIO4X lists. One place to watch a market, arrange your screens, analyse, place an order and keep an eye on what is open.

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What happens next

Choose live or demo, and say where you live. On this website. No name and no e-mail address is asked for here, and nothing is stored.
Register in the client portal. Your name, e-mail address, a password and your country; acceptance of the Terms and the Risk Disclosure. Then you confirm your e-mail address.
Demo: choose your virtual funds and open the terminal. Live: upload your identity documents; an account is opened once they are approved. Live trading is not yet connected.

Try the order ticket, no sign-up Your first week on Raptor

Screenshot of the 777 Raptor workspace on a demo account: a watchlist on the left, a candlestick chart with two moving averages in the centre, a tools and news column on the right, and the order desk along the bottom. — The workspaceScreenshot of a demo account

The workspace

Five panels, one at a time.

Scroll, and the workspace puts itself together: the five parts a first trade uses, each with one line saying what it is.

A schematic, drawn for this page: not a screenshot, and no price is shown in it.

WatchlistThe symbols you follow, each with its bid and its ask. Choosing one sets the chart and the order ticket.
ChartThe price of the chosen symbol over time, drawn as candles.
Order ticketWhere an order is built: its size and type, a stop-loss and a take-profit, then Buy or Sell.
PositionsThe order desk: what is open, what is waiting and what has closed, under Order, Pending and History.
Account barBalance, equity, margin, free margin and margin level, along the bottom.

The real screens Your first week

A trading day, in five movements

See the market.

A trading day starts with looking. A watchlist holds the instruments you follow; selecting one brings its chart forward. Before any decision, the job is simply to see what is moving and what is not.

Markets

Screenshot of 777 Raptor on a demo account: the watchlist on the left with sell and buy prices for each symbol, and the candlestick chart of the selected symbol beside it. — The watchlist and the chart of the selected symbol. Demo account.

Build your workspace.

No two traders arrange a screen the same way. A workspace is the arrangement itself: which panels are open, where they sit and how much room each one gets. The same panels, set out for the way you work.

Screenshot of the 777 Raptor workspace with the Tools column open on the right: lot size, position size, margin, profit and loss and risk-reward calculators above a blurred live television tile. — One arrangement of the workspace: watchlist, chart, the Tools column and the order desk. Demo account; the broadcast frame is blurred.

Screenshot of the chart area of 777 Raptor on a demo account: timeframe buttons, menus for indicators, tools and objects, a column of drawing tools and a one-hour candlestick chart. — The chart area: timeframes, indicators, objects and drawing tools. Demo account.

Analyse.

The chart is where a view is formed. You change the timeframe, mark the levels that matter to you and compare what price has done with what you expected it to do. The analysis is yours; the platform is the drawing board.

Screenshot of the order panel of 777 Raptor on a demo account: buy and sell tabs, bid and ask prices, lot size, risk presets, order type, stop-loss and take-profit fields, pip value, margin required and the button that places the order. — The order panel. Demo account.

Act.

An order ticket turns a view into an instruction: which instrument, which direction, what size, and where the trade is wrong. It is worth settling the size and the stop before the ticket is open, not after.

Size: How much, set from the risk you accept.
Stop: The price at which the idea is wrong.
Target: Where you would be content to be out.

Monitor.

Once a position is open, the work changes from deciding to watching: what is open, what it is using in margin, and how far equity sits above the levels at which positions are closed.

Screenshot of the order desk of 777 Raptor on a demo account: four open positions with entry price, market price, commission and profit or loss, above a bar showing balance, equity, margin, free margin and margin level. — The order desk: open positions, and balance, equity, margin and margin level along the bottom. Demo account.

Inside the workspace

Two panels, as they appear.

These are screenshots, not descriptions. What each panel does, and where its limits are, will be documented in the feature library before anything is claimed for it here.

Screenshot of the panel named EMIL inside 777 Raptor, on a demo account, in its observing mode: a text box for instructions above a grid of status tiles. — The panel named EMIL, in its observing mode. Demo account.

Screenshot of the correlation hedging panel inside 777 Raptor, on a demo account: a command bar, a notice that no reliable hedge is available for the selected pair, and a list of currency-pair relationships. — The correlation hedging panel. Its own header reads: estimates only, never a guarantee. Demo account.

Gallery

777 Raptor, screen by screen.

11 captures of the running platform: the workspace and its menus, the trade ticket and alerts, then the panels. Each opens at full size.

01 · The Trading menu
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The Trading menu, open over the workspace.
02 · The quick trade ticket
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The quick trade ticket: order type, lots, risk presets, stop and target, and a tick box to confirm before execution.
03 · Alerts
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The alerts panel: a price alert, a condition alert and an account and risk alert.
04 · The Tools column
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The Tools column: four calculators and the live TV tile. The broadcast frame is blurred.
05 · Video chat
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The video chat tile in the Tools column.
06 · The Portfolio menu
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The Portfolio menu: dashboard, performance, trade history, wallet and trade journal.
07 · The Tools menu
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The Tools menu: alerts, calendar, news, market widgets, heatmap, education and support.
08 · Shield
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The panel named Shield, headed Trader Protection: limits a trader switches on for their own account.
09 · NEXUS
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The panel named NEXUS, open beside the chart, with its opening message.
10 · Trade Scanner
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The Trade Scanner in its signal-only mode. Its own header reads: analyse and display only; the scanner cannot place orders.
11 · ABIN
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The screen named ABIN: sessions, instruments by class, and the order desk beneath.

Screenshots of demo accounts. The prices, positions, percentages and headlines inside them are what the demo showed when it was captured: not live data, not results, and not a recommendation to trade. Names and marks of other companies visible in them belong to their owners. In these captures the workspace carries the name EMIL Trade in its top-left corner: it is the 777 Raptor platform. The panels are shown, not described; see what is not published yet.

Interface tour

Walk around the workspace.

Nine areas, each with one job. Choose a marker, or a name in the list, to see what that part of a trading workspace is for.

Screenshot of the 777 Raptor workspace with the Portfolio menu open: Dashboard, Performance, Trade History, Wallet and Trade Journal. — A screenshot of the platform on a demo account, with the Portfolio menu open. The prices in it are what the demo showed when it was captured.

01 09

Watchlist

The short list of instruments you follow. It is the first thing most traders look at, and choosing a row is how a chart and an order ticket know which market you mean.

Browse the markets

Try it

An order ticket, with nothing to sign.

Pick a symbol, set a size, add a stop-loss and a take-profit if you wish, and buy or sell. It runs on the same simulated prices as a demo account. It is a demonstration on this page, not an account.

Your first week on Raptor

Demonstration. Simulated prices, not market prices. Nothing here is saved and no account is opened.

Orders are kept in this page’s memory for this visit only and vanish when you leave. The balance is 10,000.00 in virtual US dollars; margin is worked at 1:100. Open a demo account

Symbol

Bid · you sell at: –
Ask · you buy at: –

Reading

Reading the candles…

One-minute candles, last hour. Simulated, not market prices.Low – · high –

Lot size

1.00 lot = 100,000 EUR. Margin for this order: –.

Stop-loss

Take-profit

Prices, not distances. For a buy the stop-loss goes below the bid and the take-profit above it; for a sell, the other way round.

Reading the simulated prices…

Balance: 10,000.00 USD
Equity: 10,000.00 USD
Margin: 0.00 USD
Free margin: 10,000.00 USD
Margin level: no open position

Open positions

None. A position appears here when you buy or sell, and is valued at the simulated price as it moves.

A buy is filled at the ask and closed at the bid; a sell, the other way round. Profit is counted in the quote currency and turned into US dollars at the simulated rate of the same moment. At a margin level of 20% the position losing most is closed, as on a demo account. No spread beyond the one shown, no commission and no swap is applied here.

Availability

Where Raptor runs.

On the web today: the terminal is opened from the client portal, where “Open in Raptor” takes a client with an account straight in, signed in. A desktop installer and a mobile store listing have not been published, so none is linked.

Web
In a browser, with nothing to install.
Opened from the client portal
Desktop
As an application on a computer.
Installer not yet published
Mobile
As an app on a phone.
Store listing not yet published

The web terminal is served today from gio4x-terminal.netlify.app, its hosting address. That is not on gio4x.com, and it will be replaced by an address that is. Reach it from the client portal, and check any address you are sent with Verify a link.

Markets

The asset classes GIO4X lists.

Raptor is described as a multi-asset workspace. Each class below opens the market page, with its structure, hours and indicative conditions.

An instrument-by-instrument list for Raptor is not yet published

Stated plainly

What is not published yet.

This page describes what a trader does in each part of a workspace. It does not list features, speeds or figures, because none have been verified for publication. These are the documents still to come.

If you need one of them before you decide, ask: info@gio4x.com or the contact page.

Release notes
Not yet published
A dated record of what changed in each version.
System requirements
Not yet published
Supported operating systems, browsers and devices.
Downloads
Not yet published
Official installers and app-store listings. Until they are published here, treat any Raptor download link you are sent with caution.
Detailed feature library
Not yet published
Chart tools, order types, indicators and settings, each documented rather than merely named.
Raptor Intelligence
Not yet published
Earlier GIO4X material described AI-assisted features. Several such panels are shown on this page as screenshots of a demo account; what they do, and their limits, has not been documented for publication, so none is described here.

Technology

Technology provided by 777 Raptor.

The Raptor platform is built by 777 Raptor and offered to GIO4X clients as the house flagship.

777raptor.com

Risk warning

Trading foreign exchange on margin carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. The high degree of leverage can work against you as well as for you. Before deciding to trade foreign exchange you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite. The possibility exists that you could sustain a loss of some or all of your initial investment and therefore you should not invest money that you cannot afford to lose.

Risk disclosure

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777 Raptor
Built for the market.

What happens next

Choose live or demo, and say where you live. On this website. No name and no e-mail address is asked for here, and nothing is stored.
Register in the client portal. Your name, e-mail address, a password and your country; acceptance of the Terms and the Risk Disclosure. Then you confirm your e-mail address.
Demo: choose your virtual funds and open the terminal. Live: upload your identity documents; an account is opened once they are approved. Live trading is not yet connected.

Five panels, one at a time.

Scroll, and the workspace puts itself together: the five parts a first trade uses, each with one line saying what it is.

A schematic, drawn for this page: not a screenshot, and no price is shown in it.

WatchlistThe symbols you follow, each with its bid and its ask. Choosing one sets the chart and the order ticket.
ChartThe price of the chosen symbol over time, drawn as candles.
Order ticketWhere an order is built: its size and type, a stop-loss and a take-profit, then Buy or Sell.
PositionsThe order desk: what is open, what is waiting and what has closed, under Order, Pending and History.
Account barBalance, equity, margin, free margin and margin level, along the bottom.

The real screens Your first week

Risk warning

Risk disclosure

Five panels, one at a time.