Your first steps in SignalFlow
Create an account, confirm your email, and prepare the platform for use.
Open lessonStep-by-step lessons on the platform, signals, charts, autotrading, and risk management — from first sign-in to informed use.
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One guided path without making a real deposit or placing a trade.
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Start with account setup, then move through chart analysis, signals, risk management, and server autotrading.
Create an account, confirm your email, and prepare the platform for use.
Open lessonFind your Binodex ID, link the accounts, and verify access requirements.
Open lessonChoose a market, pair, and expiration, then understand direction and timing.
Open lessonUnderstand market hours, Forex closures, and the correct way to select a pair.
Open lessonOpen, close, high, low, chart scale, and the direction of price movement.
Open lessonWhat chart indicators show and why one indicator is never enough.
Open lessonHow prices are compared and why the result appears only after the timer ends.
Open lessonLimit position size, avoid emotional decisions, and protect your deposit.
Open lessonEstimate sequence risk and turn a target into a realistic daily plan.
Open lessonNew section
Three lessons explain server sessions, Martingale risk, and a safe launch workflow for DEMO and REAL.
Learn what SignalFlow does after launch, how a pair is selected, and how DEMO differs from REAL.
Open lessonChoose a stake, expiration, cycle count, and stop rules, then assess how the stake may grow after losses.
Open lessonLaunch a session step by step, monitor its current state, and stop it without duplicating an order.
Open lessonEvery essential action is presented as one short, sequential guide.
Create an account, confirm your email, and sign in securely.
Link your Binodex ID and verify the access requirements.
Choose a market, pair, expiration time, and request a signal.
See automatic settlement and review transparent signal statistics.
Create an account or review the frequently asked questions first.