Step-by-step guide
EA parameters that matter
A practical walkthrough of the inputs you should understand before going live — without turning the Properties panel into noise.
Defaults are a starting point
Do not change every input at once. Adjust risk and filters first, then refine after you observe behavior on demo.
Step-by-step guide
Risk · Filters · Identity
- 1
Open EA Properties
Right-click the chart EA face → Properties, or double-click the EA in Navigator before attaching.
- 2
Identify the license block
Leave Serial Key / version / Track Record fields as provided by Finversa. Do not invent values.
- 3
Set risk or lot size
Prefer a clear risk percent or fixed lot policy. Mixed autoscaling without understanding balance reference increases error risk.
- 4
Review stop and target logic
Know whether TP/SL are points, ATR-based, or managed by partials. Changing one without the others can break the plan.
- 5
Check spread and slippage filters
Max spread/slippage protect entry quality. Too tight blocks trading; too loose accepts poor fills.
- 6
Confirm magic number uniqueness
Magic number identifies EA orders. Keep it unique per strategy/account to avoid management collisions.
- 7
Align timeframe with the strategy
If the EA expects a specific chart TF, attach it there. Running on the wrong TF changes signal timing.
- 8
Save a named .set preset
After a working configuration, Save a `.set` with a clear name (symbol, risk, date).
- 9
Document what you changed
Note risk, filters, and magic in your runbook. Continuity matters when you migrate to VPS or rebuild a terminal.