Edamame

How to link an existing xm account

admino — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 10:40:35 +0000

If you already have an XM account, you do not need to register a completely new one. Open a new trading account within your existing XM client portal and enter the Edamame partner code, EDAM26. This is a different task from setting up Edamame with XM from scratch, which is for people who do not have an XM account yet.

If your account is inactive, reactivate it first using your registered email address and phone number, before starting Step 1.

Step-by-step

1. Log in to your XM client portal

Open the XM app or website and log in to your existing account. You will see your current trading account on the dashboard. Tap the + button at the top right of your account card to open a new trading account.

2. Select “Real” account

Choose Real (Live Trading) to open a live account that can be used with Edamame.

3. Choose MetaTrader 5 (MT5)

Select MT5 as your platform. Edamame runs exclusively on MT5.

4. Select the Micro account type

Choose Micro. This is the account type confirmed to work with Edamame.

5. Enter your settings and the Edamame partner code

On the “Customize Your Trading Account” screen, you will see your settings: Leverage 1000:1, Base Currency USD, Account Name Micro. Tap “Have a Partner Code? Enter here” and type EDAM26.

6. Confirm the partner code and accept the terms

Check that the Partner Code field shows EDAM26, tick the box to confirm you have read and accepted the Terms and Conditions, then continue.

7. Set your trading account password

Set a password for your new MT5 trading account. This is what you will use to log in to MT5 on your VPS. Save your account number and password, you will need them for setup.

FAQ

No. Open an additional trading account within your existing XM portal and enter the partner code EDAM26. You do not need to register as a new client. This keeps your existing XM login and history intact, since nothing about your current account is changed.

EDAM26. Entering it during account setup is what links your new XM trading account to Edamame’s free access route. The same code works whether you are opening your first XM account or, as here, an additional one.

Reactivate it first, using your registered email address and phone number, then follow the steps above. Reactivating uses the same details XM already has on file, so there is nothing new to submit

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How to track trade history

admino — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 10:23:30 +0000

Your dashboard gives you a live summary of Edamame’s status and performance. Your trade history goes one level deeper: it is the record of each individual trade Edamame has made on your account, so you can see exactly what happened, not just how things stand right now.

Why trade history matters

Edamame follows a predefined XAU/USD strategy rather than making independent decisions, and your trade history is how you check that in practice. Instead of taking that on trust, you can look back at what was actually traded and compare it against the risk level and monthly stop loss you set. This is also the same record your broker holds on their own side, since Edamame never holds your funds and executes entirely through your MT5 broker account. See Regulation for how that custody relationship works.

Step-by-step

1. Open trade history from your dashboard

Your trade history sits alongside the performance summary on your dashboard.

2. Review the trades Edamame has made

Each entry reflects a trade actually executed on your account through your connected MT5 broker.

3. Compare it against your settings

Check that trading activity matches the risk level and monthly stop loss you chose.

4. Use it alongside your dashboard, not instead of it

Trade history shows what has already happened. For live, current status, go back to your dashboard.

FAQ

Every trade Edamame has executed on your account through your connected MT5 broker, in order, going back over time. Each entry reflects a trade actually placed through your connected broker, not a simulated or backtested result.

Your dashboard shows a live summary and current status. Trade history is the detailed record of individual trades behind that summary. Use the dashboard for a quick check and trade history when you want the underlying detail.

Yes. Compare it against your risk level and monthly stop loss to confirm trading activity matches what you set. It is also the record support will refer to first if you ever have a question about a specific trade.

No. Trade history is a record of what has already happened on your account, not a projection. No legitimate trading system can guarantee that past activity will repeat. This applies to any automated strategy, not just Edamame specifically.

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How to read your dashboard

admino — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 10:10:42 +0000

Your dashboard gives you live visibility of Edamame once it is running: whether it is active, your current settings, and a summary of performance and activity. It sits alongside the automation itself, so you never have to guess what is happening on your account.

How it works

The dashboard reflects your account in real time. It shows your risk level and monthly stop loss, performance analytics, and a link through to your trade history. It is also where you go to pause or stop trading if you need to.

Step-by-step

1. Open your dashboard

2. Check your live status

See whether Edamame is currently active, alongside your risk level and monthly stop-loss settings.

3. Review performance and trade history

Check your performance analytics summary, then see how to track your trade history for the full detail on individual trades.

FAQ

Your live status, your risk level and monthly stop loss, a performance analytics summary, and a link to your trade history. These sit together on one screen rather than being spread across separate pages.

Yes. Your dashboard is where you access the controls to pause or stop trading at any time. You do not need to leave your dashboard to make that change.

No. The performance analytics reflect your own account’s actual activity, not a projection or a guarantee. No legitimate trading system can promise future results. Treat the numbers you see as a record of what has actually happened on your account, not a forecast.

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How to activate your strategy

admino — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 09:59:07 +0000

Activation is what turns your setup into a live, automated XAU/USD strategy. Before you get here, you should have connected your broker (either via XM or by connecting your existing broker), set up your VPS, and chosen your risk level and monthly stop loss.

How it works

Before activating, you are asked to review a confirmation screen and accept a risk acknowledgment. This exists because no legitimate trading system can guarantee profits. Only activate once you understand how Edamame will operate on your account. See Regulation for the full risk picture.

Step-by-step

1. Review your setup

Confirm your broker is connected, your VPS is running, and your risk level and monthly stop loss are set the way you want them.

2. Accept the risk acknowledgment

Read the confirmation screen and accept the risk acknowledgment. This is where you confirm you understand how the system will operate, including that losses are possible.

3. Activate Edamame

Once accepted, Edamame goes live on your account. See how to read your dashboard to check on it once it is running.

FAQ

A connected broker, a running VPS, and your risk level and monthly stop loss set. Activation is the final step once those are in place. Reviewing all four together before activating avoids having to pause and adjust settings once trading has already started.

Edamame starts running on your account within the settings you chose. You can check on it from your dashboard at any time. From here, your dashboard becomes the main place to monitor what Edamame is doing.

No. No legitimate trading system can guarantee profits. Edamame follows a systematic, predefined strategy, but losses remain possible, which is exactly what the risk acknowledgment confirms you understand. This is the same reason Edamame’s other pages are upfront that losses remain possible: no automated strategy removes that risk.

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How to choose youre risk level

admino — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 09:49:55 +0000

Your risk level is one of the core controls built into Edamame, alongside your monthly stop loss. It determines how much Edamame allocates to each position, without changing the underlying XAU/USD strategy itself.

How it works

A higher risk level increases position sizing, which can amplify both gains and losses. It does not change how the strategy analyses the market, only how much is put behind each trade. No risk setting removes the possibility of losses, so choose a level you are genuinely comfortable holding through a losing month. See Regulation for the full risk picture.

Step-by-step

1. Open risk settings during setup

Your risk level is chosen as part of account setup, whether you get started with XM or connect your existing broker.

2. Review the levels available

Compare the position-sizing behaviour of each level before deciding. If anything is unclear, contact support before you activate..

3. Select your level and set your stop loss

Choose the level that matches your comfort with risk, then set your monthly stop loss alongside it before activating.

FAQ

It controls position sizing, how much Edamame allocates to each trade. It does not change the underlying XAU/USD strategy or how the market is analysed. The strategy itself runs identically at every risk level; only the size of each position changes.

They are set together and both act as controls on downside. Your risk level shapes how large each position is, while your monthly stop loss caps how much you can lose in a given month overall. Confirming both together during setup is what activation ultimately checks for.

A higher risk level increases position sizing, which can amplify both gains and losses. No legitimate trading system can guarantee returns at any risk level, and losses remain possible throughout. Losses remain possible at every risk level, which is why the risk acknowledgment at activation exists.

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How to set monthly stop loss

admino — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 09:40:07 +0000

A monthly stop loss is one of the risk controls built into Edamame, alongside your risk level. It sets a ceiling on how much you are willing to lose in a given month, rather than leaving that decision unbounded.

How it works

Once your monthly stop loss is reached, Edamame will not open new positions for the rest of the month. This is different from manually stopping trading, which can close open positions immediately. A monthly stop loss is a boundary you set in advance, not an action you take in the moment. See Regulation for the full risk picture, including what automated trading can and cannot guarantee.

Step-by-step

1. Open your stop-loss setting

Your monthly stop loss is configured as part of account setup, alongside your risk level.

2. Set your threshold

Choose the maximum monthly loss you are comfortable with.

3. Know what happens when it is reached

Once your threshold is reached, Edamame will not open new positions for the rest of the month. The threshold applies for the remainder of the calendar month.

FAQ

Edamame will not open new positions for the rest of the month. This is different from manually stopping trading, which can close open positions immediately, see stopping and resuming for that comparison. Reaching the threshold pauses new trades only; anything already open is unaffected by this specific control.

Yes. The threshold applies for the rest of the calendar month once reached, and resets automatically at the start of the next one. You do not need to do anything manually for the reset to happen.

It is set during initial setup, alongside your risk level, whether you get started with XM or connect your existing broker. Both settings are confirmed together before you can move on to activation.

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How to set up a VPS

admino — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 09:25:43 +0000

A VPS, or Virtual Private Server, is what keeps Edamame’s automation running continuously, not just while your own device happens to be on. Setting it up is part of the standard flow whether you get started with XM or connect your own broker, there is no separate VPS purchase to make.

Why Edamame runs on a VPS

Automated gold trading needs to keep working around the clock, not just while your device is switched on. Edamame runs through a private VPS environment, and your MT5 login details are entered directly into the VPS rather than stored by Edamame. See Regulation for the full security picture.

Step-by-step

1. Choose your VPS server

During setup, select the VPS server location closest to your region for the most reliable connection.

2. Enter your MT5 login details

Your MT5 credentials are entered directly into the VPS. Edamame does not store them.

3. Wait for VPS verification

The VPS provider verifies and prepares your server. You receive a notification once it is ready.

4. Confirm your automation is running

Once verified, check your dashboard to confirm Edamame is active and trading as expected.

FAQ

No separate purchase is needed. You choose your VPS server as part of Edamame’s own setup, during getting started with XM or connecting your existing broker. The VPS is part of the Edamame experience itself, not a separate service you manage on your own. This is different from a generic hosting VPS you would have to configure yourself outside Edamame.

Your MT5 login details are entered directly into the VPS and are not stored by Edamame. This keeps your credentials out of Edamame’s own systems entirely, while your broker retains full control of your account as usual. See Regulation for the full security picture. That leaves credential custody fully separated from Edamame’s own systems at every stage.

Choose the server location closest to you or your broker for the most reliable connection. A closer server generally means lower latency between the VPS and your broker, which matters for automated execution. This is set during initial setup and can be confirmed later on your dashboard. Getting this right mainly affects how quickly trade signals reach your broker, not whether the strategy itself performs differently.

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How to connect your existing broker

admino — Tue, 11 Aug 2026 08:20:24 +0000

If you already use an MT5 broker that supports XAU/USD and the required account configuration, connecting
it to Edamame’s automation takes nine steps, on the monthly or yearly plan.

The process covers entering your broker details, setting up a VPS, selecting a plan, completing payment, and
choosing your risk settings before you activate. If you do not have your own broker yet, see getting started with XM
for the free route instead.

Step-by-step setup

1. Start account creation

Open the app or web platform and create an Edamame account, or sign in if you already have one.

2. Select “Connect your own broker”

This route requires a paid Edamame subscription. It is designed for users who already have a broker relationship.

3. Enter broker name

Search for your broker or type it manually. The broker must support MT5, XAU/USD and the required account type.

4. Choose VPS server

Choose the closest server to your region. The VPS keeps the platform running continuously.

5. Select your plan

Choose Monthly at $100/month or Yearly at $960/year, equivalent to $80/month. Features are the same across both paid plans. See full pricing.

6. Confirm and complete payment

Review your order and proceed to payment

7. Enable notifications

Turn on push notifications to receive trade and account updates in real time. See managing notifications.

8. Wait for VPS verification

The VPS provider verifies and prepares your server. You receive a notification when it is ready.

9. Choose your risk settings and activate

Once ready, choose your risk profile and monthly stop-loss threshold, then activate the system..

FAQ

Your broker needs to support MT5, XAU/USD and the required account configuration. If it does, you can connect it during setup. Edamame connects to your broker through MT5 itself, and never holds your funds or account credentials outside that connection.

If your broker does not support MT5, XAU/USD or the required account type, use the free route instead. See getting started with XM. That keeps a working option available rather than leaving an unsupported broker as a dead end.

You review your order and proceed to payment, then set up notifications and your VPS before activating. Notifications and your VPS are part of the same setup flow, not extra purchases, so nothing further needs buying once you have chosen a plan.

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How to refer a friend

admino — Tue, 11 Aug 2026 08:20:15 +0000

The refer-a-friend programme lets users earn a reward for qualified referrals. The reward is paid only after all programme conditions are met.

1. Go to Rewards

Open the Rewards tab to see your unique referral link and current referral status.

2. Invite friends

Share the link by copy, email, WhatsApp or social channels.

3. Friend qualifies

Qualification may require opening an XM account through the link, depositing the minimum amount, completing the required trading volume and keeping the account active for the required period.

4. Track referrals

Follow Active, Pending and Inactive referrals from the Rewards tab.

5. Withdraw earnings

Withdrawal methods and minimum amounts depend on final programme terms.

Important note

Referral terms, payment methods and qualification rules must be confirmed before publication.

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How to manage notifications

admino — Tue, 11 Aug 2026 08:20:06 +0000

Notifications are designed to keep users informed without making them watch the market manually.

Step-by-step

1. Open notifications

Tap the bell icon in the app to open the notifications area.

2. Enable notifications

If notifications are off, tap Enable notifications and allow device permissions.

3. Manage preferences

Use notification options to control which alerts you receive. For other account settings, see managing your account.

Trading notifications

• Trade executed
• Trade closed
• Daily P&L summary.

Account notifications

• Connection alerts
• Drawdown alerts

Other notifications

• Subscription reminders
• Promotions, off by default where required

Troubleshooting

If notifications are not arriving, check device permissions first. If the issue continues, contact support.

FAQ

Yes. Promotional notifications are off by default where required, and you can control them from notification preferences alongside trade and account alerts. Trade and account alerts, like execution and drawdown notifications, are kept separate from promotional messages, so turning off marketing does not affect the alerts that matter for monitoring your account.

Trading notifications cover trade executions, closed positions and daily P&L summaries. Account notifications cover connection alerts and drawdown alerts. Both are managed from the same notification preferences screen. Both types live in the same notification preferences screen, so there is one place to review everything at once.

Check that notifications are still enabled in your device permissions first. If they still do not arrive, contact support. This covers most cases, since notifications rely on the same permission your device manages for other apps.

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