777 Raptor · guided tour

Nine screens, one step at a time.

What the terminal shows you before an order, after it, and when you look back: what each screen is for, what is on it, and what it does not do. The pictures are illustrations with example figures, and say so.

Start with the order ticket One trade, start to finish

SimulationSource: 777 Raptor demo engineIllustrations, not screenshots. Every figure in them is an example from one worked demo trade on simulated prices: none is a result, a quote or a published trading condition.

STEP 01 OF 09

The order ticket: the cost and the size, before the click.

Where an order is made. Before anything is placed it says what the trade will cost, and it can work the size out from the amount you are prepared to lose.

Where it is: The right-hand panel of the workspace.

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BuySell

EURUSD

Bid

1.08484

Ask

1.08496

Simulated prices. Not market prices.

Lot Size

0.20

Order Type

Market Execution

Stop Loss

1.08246

Take Profit

1.08996

Spread: 0.00012 (1.2 pips)
Leverage: 1:100
Margin (estimate): 216.98

Cost of this trade (USD)What past trades cost

Spread, in and out: 2.40
Commission, at the entry: 0.70
Swap, one night: 0.11 charged
Swap, seven nights: 1.01 charged; 9 nights are counted: a Wednesday counts three times

At the quote on screen now, which is simulated. The spread is not a separate charge: it is the gap between the buying and the selling price. Swap is settled when the position is closed.

Size from the amount I am prepared to lose (USD)

Amount

50.00

Set size

Size 0.20: closed exactly at the stop-loss it loses 50.00 USD. Margin 216.98 USD. A stop-loss is filled at the price available when it is reached, so the loss can be larger; commission and swap are not in it.

Risk guardrails: this order is inside the guardrails you set.

Place Buy Order

Illustration of the screen, with example figures. The ticket shows what a trade will cost, and the size that risks a chosen amount, before the order is placed.

What it shows

Four cost rows in US dollars at the quote on screen: the spread going in and coming out, the commission taken at the entry, and swap for one night and for seven.
A size from money at risk: enter an amount and a stop-loss, and the ticket gives the largest size that loses no more than that if it is closed exactly at the stop, with the margin it needs.
Whether the order is inside the risk guardrails you have set, and which one it breaks if it is not.

What it does not do

It does not fix the price. The figures come from the quote on screen at that moment; the order is filled at the server’s price when it arrives, which can differ.
It does not promise the loss at the stop. A stop-loss is filled at the price available when it is reached, so the loss can be larger; commission and swap are not in that figure.
Where the terminal holds no rate to convert a currency, it gives no figure and says why, instead of assuming one.

STEP 02 OF 09

The execution receipt: what was asked for, and what was filled.

The record of one fill. It sets the price requested beside the price filled, so slippage is a figure you can read and not an impression.

Where it is: Opened from any filled order; one receipt per order.

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Execution receipt

Order 00000000-0000-4000-8000-00000000000a (example)

Demo account D-000000: virtual funds. This fill was made by the GIO4X demo engine. Simulated prices. Not market prices.

The order

Instrument: EURUSD
Side: Buy
What it did: Opened a position
Order type: market
Size requested: 0.20 lots
Size filled: 0.20 lots
Filled at: 2026-10-05 10:12:04.000 UTC

Price

Price requested: 1.08496; The price your terminal sent with the order
Price filled: 1.08498
Slippage, in price: 0.00002 against you
Slippage, in money: 0.40 against you
Quote at the fill: 1.08486 / 1.08498; Bid / ask, simulated
Time to the fill: 38 ms; From the server receiving the order to the fill being recorded. The journey from your device is not in it

Costs (USD)

Spread paid on this fill: 1.20; The distance from the fill price to the middle of the quote, times the size. It is inside the trade’s profit or loss, not a separate charge.
Spread so far (the entry): 1.20
Commission, whole trade: 0.70; Taken from the balance once, at the entry.
Swap settled so far: 0.00; Held 0 whole days. Swap is settled when a position, or a part of it, is closed.

The order’s events, in sequence

2026-10-05 10:12:04 pending_validation → filled, by system

Illustration of the screen, with example figures. The receipt of the order that opened the position: what was asked for, what was filled, and the difference.

What it shows

The price requested and what that price was (the one your terminal sent, your stop-loss level, your take-profit level), the price filled, and the slippage between them in price and in money.
The quote at the fill, bid and ask, and the time from the server receiving the order to the fill being recorded.
The spread paid on that fill, the commission and swap of the whole trade, and for a closed position a sentence saying why it closed.
The order’s events in sequence, and the other fills of the same position.

What it does not do

It does not measure the journey between your device and the server: the time shown starts when the server has the order.
It fills no gap. A value the server did not record reads “not recorded”. Live fills carry no requested price or quote until the execution service passes them, so live slippage and spread read “not recorded” today.
It is your own: a client can open the receipts of their own orders only.

STEP 03 OF 09

What my trades cost: spread, commission and swap, added up.

The costs of an account’s closed trades, month by month and trade by trade, as the server recorded them.

Where it is: Linked from the ticket’s cost block and from every receipt.

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What my trades cost

Spread, commission and swap of the closed trades of the account selected above, as the server recorded them. Spread is the gap between the buying and the selling price: it is inside each trade’s profit or loss, not a separate charge. Cost is spread plus commission, less swap.

By month (USD)A trade belongs to the month it closed in, UTC.

Month	Trades	Spread	Commission	Swap	Cost	Result
October 2026	1	2.40	0.70	0.00	3.10	−51.00
All closed trades	1	2.40	0.70	0.00	3.10	−51.00

By trade (USD)

Closed (UTC)	Trade	Spread	Commission	Swap	Cost	Result	Closed by	Receipt
2026-10-05 13:47	Buy 0.20 EURUSD	2.40	0.70	0.00	3.10	−51.00	Stop-loss	Open

Result is the recorded profit or loss with swap; commission is not in it.

Illustration of the screen, with example figures. Spread, commission and swap of closed trades, by month and by trade, as the server recorded them.

What it shows

For each month and for each trade: spread, commission, swap, the cost made of the three, and the recorded result.
How many trades in a sum have a part missing, in the cell itself, so a partial figure is never read as the whole.
How each trade closed, with a link to its receipt.

What it does not do

It does not treat the spread as a separate charge: the spread is inside each trade’s profit or loss already, and the page says so.
It does not complete a cost it cannot establish. A trade with a fill from before spreads were recorded has no complete cost, and is shown that way.
It counts closed trades. An open position is not in it.

STEP 04 OF 09

The journal and the weekly review: every closed trade, by itself.

A journal that fills itself in. Each closed trade appears as the server recorded it; you add tags and a note, and the week is counted for you.

Where it is: The Journal page of the terminal.

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Trade journal

Weekly review: 5 Oct to 11 Oct 2026This week

Closed trades: 1; 1 trades: a small sample
Wins / losses / flat: 0 / 1 / 0; 1 trades: a small sample
Net (USD): −51.70; 1 trades: a small sample
Average time held: 3 h 35 min; 1 trades: a small sample

These are counts of what happened, not a judgement of it and not advice. Fewer than 20 trades is marked as a small sample.

Closed trades (USD)Tag: All trades

Closed (UTC)	Trade	Entry	Exit	Result	Spread	Commission	Swap	Net	Closed by	Tags
2026-10-05 13:47	Buy 0.20 EURUSD	1.08498	1.08243	−51.00	2.40	0.70	0.00	−51.70	Stop-loss	–

Why it closed

The price reached your stop-loss at 1.08246. The server closed the position at the market price, 1.08243.

Execution receipt

Your tags and note

Tags, separated by commas (8 at most, 24 characters each)

for example: breakout, news day

Note (0 of 2,000 characters)

Save

Only you can read these. Nothing of the trade itself is copied: the journal reads it from the record of the trade.

Illustration of the screen, with example figures. Every closed trade appears by itself, as the server recorded it. Only the tags and the note are yours to write.

What it shows

Each closed trade with its entry, exit, result, spread, commission, swap and net, why it closed, and a chart of the price during the trade.
Your own tags and note on each trade. Only you can read them.
A weekly review counted by the server: closed trades, wins, losses and flat, net, the longest run of losses, averages, and tables by instrument, tag, weekday and hour.

What it does not do

It gives no opinion. The review is counts of what happened, not a judgement of it and not advice; fewer than 20 trades is marked as a small sample.
Nothing is entered by hand and nothing can be edited: a trade’s figures are read from the record of the trade.
The chart of a trade needs one-minute bars. They are kept for about seven days and exist for the demo engine’s simulated prices only, so an older trade, or a live one, has none.

STEP 05 OF 09

Risk guardrails: limits you set, which the server keeps.

Limits a client places on their own account: a maximum daily loss, a maximum order size, a maximum number of open positions, and a cooling-off lock.

Where it is: The Risk guardrails page; the ticket shows their state on every order.

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Risk guardrails

Limits you set on the account selected above, kept and applied by the server. A tighter guardrail applies at once. A looser one, or removing one, applies only 24 hours after you ask, and you can cancel it in that time: a limit that could be lifted in the moment would not be a limit. Closing a position is never refused by a guardrail.

Demo account D-000000. Enforced by the server: an order that breaks a guardrail is refused when it arrives, whichever screen sent it.

Changes waiting for their 24 hours

Maximum order size: raised to 1.00 lots (example)

Takes effect at 2026-10-06 14:02 UTC (asked 2026-10-05 14:02 UTC). Until then nothing changes.

Cancel this change

Maximum daily loss150.00 USD

When the loss of the UTC day reaches this, new orders are refused until 00:00 UTC.

Today (UTC)51.70 USD of 150.00 USD

Loss so far: the account’s equity when the day’s count began, less its equity now.

Maximum order size0.50 lots

A market or pending order larger than this is refused.

Maximum open positions3 positions

With this many positions open, a new order is refused. Open now: 0.

Cooling-off lockOff

No new orders on this account until a time you choose, 7 days at most. You can still close positions, and move a stop-loss or take-profit.

Illustration of the screen, with example figures. Limits a client sets on their own account, kept and applied by the server. The values shown are examples, not suggestions.

What it shows

Each limit with its present value, and the day’s loss so far against the maximum daily loss.
Changes waiting: a tighter limit applies at once, but a looser one, or removing one, applies only 24 hours after you ask, and can be cancelled in that time.
On a demo account the server refuses an order that breaks a guardrail when it arrives, whichever screen sent it.

What it does not do

It never refuses a close. Closing a position, and moving a stop-loss or take-profit, are always allowed.
On a live account the guardrails need the execution service, which checks an order when it is attempted. Live trading is not connected yet, and when it is, nothing watches the daily loss between orders and open positions are not closed automatically.
It is not advice on what to set, and the terminal suggests no value.

STEP 06 OF 09

Replay a day: a past day, one candle at a time.

Practice on a day that has already happened. You step through its one-minute candles and place practice trades as you go.

Where it is: The Replay page of the terminal.

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Replay: practice only, simulated prices, nothing is placed

Replay a day

Instrument

EURUSD

Day (UTC)

2026-10-05 (1,440 candles)

2026-10-05 11:00 UTC · candle 661 of 1,440Close of this candle: 1.08710 (simulated)

PlayBack oneStep one1×4×Start again

Practice size (lots)

0.20

Practice buyPractice sell

Practice only. Nothing is placed. A practice order is dealt at the closing price of the candle shown. The server kept no buying and selling price for past minutes, so no spread is taken, and no commission or swap either: a real trade costs more than this shows.

No practice trade has been made in this replay.

Illustration of the screen, with example figures. A past day of the demo engine’s own candles, stepped through one minute at a time. The candles in the drawing are shapes, not prices.

What it shows

One instrument on one past day, candle by candle, with play, pause, step and speed.
Practice trades held in the page: a size, a practice buy or sell, a close, and the price move of each.

What it does not do

A practice order is not an order. It reaches no account, demo or live, and is forgotten when you leave the page.
It reaches back about a week: the server keeps one-minute candles for about seven days, and none exist from before 10 October 2026.
The candles are the demo engine’s simulated prices, not market prices. No spread, commission or swap is taken in a replay, so a real trade costs more than a replay shows.

STEP 07 OF 09

Alerts: a price level, a spread, a margin level, a swap rate.

Ask to be told when something you are waiting for happens, so that you need not watch for it.

Where it is: The bell in the terminal’s top bar.

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Alerts

Price level

Symbol

EURUSD

When the price is

At or above

Price

1.09000

Add alert

EURUSD now: 1.08710

Waiting (1 of 20)

EURUSD at or above 1.09000 · set 5 Oct (example)

Triggered (0)

No alert has triggered.

Spread, margin, swap

Spread wider than
Margin level below
Swap rate changed

Your alerts (1 of 20)

Margin level of D-000000 below 150% (example)

Quiet for 1 hour after it fires. Has not fired.

The server checks alerts about every two seconds, whether or not this terminal is open. A triggered alert appears here and in the bell the next time you open the terminal. E-mail and push delivery are not available: nothing in this terminal sends either.

Illustration of the screen, with example figures. Alerts on a price level, and on spread, margin level and a change of swap rate. They arrive in the terminal only.

What it shows

Price alerts: a symbol at or above, or at or below, a level. Twenty waiting at most.
Condition alerts: a spread wider than a figure, an account’s margin level below a figure, or an instrument’s swap rate changed, each with a quiet time after it fires.
The server checks about every two seconds whether or not the terminal is open.

What it does not do

Alerts arrive in the terminal only: in the bell, the next time you open it. E-mail and push delivery are not available; nothing in the terminal sends either.
Margin alerts work on demo accounts only: nothing on the server watches a live account’s margin level yet.
The demo engine’s simulated spread is a fixed width for each instrument, so a spread alert fires only if your figure is below that width, or the width is changed.

STEP 08 OF 09

The strategy sandbox: a rule, tried once on the bars there are.

Put a rule together from conditions and see what it would have done on the bars the server holds.

Where it is: The Sandbox page of the terminal.

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Testing only, on simulated prices. Nothing is placed and nothing here is advice.

Strategy sandbox

The rule

Instrument

EURUSD

Bar length

5 minutes

Trades taken

Buys only

Size (lots, fixed)

0.20

Buy when all of these hold

Close crosses a moving average · crosses above · SMA (simple) 20 (example)

Every condition must hold at the close of the same bar. 6 at most.

How a trade is closed

Stop-loss distance from the entry: 250 points
Take-profit distance from the entry: 500 points
Close after: no limit

Run the test

One run of the rule exactly as written. There is no search for better values here: a rule tuned until a few days of random prices look good has only been fitted to them.

Result of the test

EURUSD, 5-minute bars · 2,016 bars tested · prices: SIMULATED by the demo engine

This is 12 trades over about 7 days of simulated prices. It says very little about anything. Fewer than 30 trades is a very small sample: one trade either way changes every figure below. The demo engine’s prices are a random walk, not a market.

Trades: 12
Above zero / below zero / at zero: 5 / 6 / 1
Net result (USD): −3.80
Costs inside it (USD): 37.20

Not modelled: margin, stop-out, your guardrails, slippage, a spread that widens, or an order refused. A demo order meets all of these.

Illustration of the screen, with example figures. A rule put together from conditions and run once over the bars the server holds. The result shown is made up for the drawing.

What it shows

A rule made of up to six conditions (moving-average crosses, RSI levels, a break of recent highs or lows, a time of day), with a stop, a target and a time limit.
The result of one run: every trade, the net result and the costs inside it, with the exact period and the number of bars tested printed beside it.
A plain statement, with every result, of how little it says.

What it does not do

It does not trade. Running a rule on a demo account is not available: nothing on the page places an order, on a demo account or a live one.
It does not search for better values. One run of the rule as written: a rule tuned until a few days of random prices look good has only been fitted to them.
It sees about seven days of the demo engine’s simulated prices, a random walk and not a market, and it does not model margin, stop-out, guardrails, slippage or a refused order.

STEP 09 OF 09

A track record: published by you, worked out by the platform.

Give an account a public page that anyone with its address can read, without being able to change a figure on it.

Where it is: The Track record page of the terminal; the public page is at an address only you are given.

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Track record

Your display name

Public pages show you as Trader 0A1B2 (example).

The same name is used on track records and on demo competition leaderboards. Your real name, e-mail address and account numbers are never shown.

Your accounts (0 of 5 published)

D-000000DEMO1 closed trades on recordNot published

☐ List the closed trades (instrument, side, times, prices, result in per cent; no sizes, no money)

Preview what the page showsPublish

A demo record is headed as a demo on simulated prices with virtual funds. Resetting the account does not clear its record: the reset is shown as a break, and the earlier period stays listed.

Preview: what a visitor would see

Demo account: virtual funds, on simulated prices. No money was made or lost.

Closed trades: 1
Net result: −0.52%; of the virtual funds this period began with
Largest drawdown: 0.52%; largest fall from a peak, between closed trades
Average holding time: 3 h 35 min

It does not mean the record was audited or checked by anyone outside GIO4X. It was not. Sizes and amounts of money are not shown.

Illustration of the screen, with example figures. An account’s record as a public page: the client chooses the account, the name and whether trades are listed, and cannot change a figure.

What it shows

On the public page: a display name you chose, whether the account is demo or live, each period, the number of closed trades, the net result and largest drawdown in per cent, and the average holding time.
The list of closed trades, if you choose: instrument, side, times, prices and result in per cent.
A demo reset as a break between periods. The earlier period stays listed and is never added into the later one.

What it does not do

It never shows your real name or e-mail address, the account number, a balance, a deposit, a trade size or any amount of money.
“Verified by the platform’s records” does not mean audited: nobody outside GIO4X has checked it. Past results say nothing about future ones, and a demo record is results on simulated prices with virtual funds.
The page is not offered to search engines, and you can take it down at any time.

After the tour

See them with your own orders, on a demo.

A demo account has virtual funds and runs on simulated prices: a random walk made by GIO4X’s own engine, not a market. Every screen in this tour works on one. Nothing in a demo carries over to a live account, and a result on a demo says nothing about a result with real money.

Educational information, not investment advice or a recommendation to trade.

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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.

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Month

Trades

Spread

Commission

Swap

Cost

Result

October 2026

2.40

0.70

0.00

3.10

−51.00

All closed trades

2.40

0.70

0.00

3.10

−51.00

Closed (UTC)

Trade

Spread

Commission

Swap

Cost

Result

Closed by

Receipt

2026-10-05 13:47

Buy 0.20 EURUSD

2.40

0.70

0.00

3.10

−51.00

Stop-loss

Open

Closed (UTC)

Trade

Entry

Exit

Result

Spread

Commission

Swap

Net

Closed by

The tour

The order ticket: the cost and the size, before the click.

What it shows

What it does not do

The execution receipt: what was asked for, and what was filled.

What it shows

What it does not do

What my trades cost: spread, commission and swap, added up.

What it shows

What it does not do

The journal and the weekly review: every closed trade, by itself.

What it shows

What it does not do

Risk guardrails: limits you set, which the server keeps.

What it shows

What it does not do

Replay a day: a past day, one candle at a time.

What it shows

What it does not do

Alerts: a price level, a spread, a margin level, a swap rate.

What it shows

What it does not do

The strategy sandbox: a rule, tried once on the bars there are.

What it shows

What it does not do

A track record: published by you, worked out by the platform.

What it shows

What it does not do

See them with your own orders, on a demo.

Risk warning

The tour

The order ticket: the cost and the size, before the click.

What it shows

What it does not do

The execution receipt: what was asked for, and what was filled.

What it shows

What it does not do

What my trades cost: spread, commission and swap, added up.

What it shows

What it does not do

The journal and the weekly review: every closed trade, by itself.

What it shows

What it does not do

Risk guardrails: limits you set, which the server keeps.

What it shows

What it does not do

Replay a day: a past day, one candle at a time.

What it shows

What it does not do

Alerts: a price level, a spread, a margin level, a swap rate.

What it shows

What it does not do

The strategy sandbox: a rule, tried once on the bars there are.

What it shows

What it does not do

A track record: published by you, worked out by the platform.

What it shows

What it does not do

See them with your own orders, on a demo.

Risk warning