Who places the trades?

You do. You build and arm the agent yourself, and it runs on your own broker account through your own connection, so every order is yours. Before each order is sent, a firm-aware risk engine checks it against your rules and blocks anything that would breach. You can pause or disarm any agent at any time.

Is this only for prop-firm traders?

Prop-firm traders are the core audience, but the same platform works on any account you connect. Build a strategy, backtest it, run it, and watch the live account. You do not need a challenge to use the tool.

What does "AI" mean here?

It means the platform can host user-authored automation that may use AI or machine-learning logic. We do not promise alpha, prediction, or guaranteed outcomes.

Can I start with a simple rule?

Yes. The simplest path is the quick-rule flow: describe the trade, test it, then deploy it without building a full code project.

What is the marketplace rev share?

When authors sell strategies through the marketplace, Glitch Executor takes 30% and the author keeps 70%.

Which brokers and firm contexts are supported?

cTrader, TradeLocker, DXtrade, and MT4/MT5 via MetaApi for brokers; FundingPips Zero, FTMO Phase 1, MFF, Apex, The5ers, and GetLeveraged Turbo in Firm Mode.

How does a locale move from planned to live?

Five things happen, in order: (1) translator persona resolved + edit budget allocated, (2) status flips planned → staging, (3) per-cell + per-firm + per-tool pages translated and prerendered, (4) GSC service account delegated on the locale subpath + a binding row added to core.seo_property_bindings, (5) status flips staging → live, which un-suppresses the locale's meta robots, includes it in the sitemap index, and starts the hourly GSC/GA4 sync. The cockpit dashboard at /dashboard/seo/locales drives the flip with a confirmation dialog and a pre-flight delegation probe.

Why are some locales explicitly excluded?

Three categories: markets with restrictive financial-marketing regulation (we don't want to be flagged in jurisdictions where prop-trading promotion is heavily licensed), markets where the existing English coverage is already the leading source (translation would dilute, not multiply), and markets where the editor pool we trust is thin enough that quality risks outweigh reach. The rationale per row spells out which condition applies.

When do you expect Tier 1 to all be live?

pt-BR is staging today; expect live by mid-2026 pending editorial pass. Vietnamese, Indonesian, Turkish, Spanish-LatAm, and Filipino target Q3-Q4 2026 in roster order. Status flips are operator-driven from /dashboard/seo/locales, no rigid quarter target if editorial capacity moves.

Can I help translate a planned locale?

Yes. We work with bylined editorial personas, ex-prop-desk operators in each market, not anonymous freelance pools. If you fit the profile (verifiable trading-desk experience + native fluency + willing to sign per-page reviewedAt), email support@glitchexecutor.com with two paragraphs on a firm-rule topic of your choice.

How is the translation kept accurate to the firm rules?

Editorial law: firm names, calculator labels, and quantitative rule values (3% daily cap, 5% trailing DD, 15% consistency, etc.) are never translated, they're literal references to the firms' own published rule values. Loanwords (trader, scalper, EA, ICT, SMC, broker, slippage, stop-loss) stay English by convention because that's how the retail-FX community in each market writes them. Only the analytical prose is translated.

i18n roster

Languages we ship in

1 live, 1 staging, 15 planned. Status moves are operator-driven from /dashboard/seo/locales, no rigid quarter target; if editorial capacity in a market lands, the locale moves.

Canonical (English)

Englishen live
English, Canonical
Canonical. Un-prefixed routes stay un-prefixed so existing backlinks and the apex GSC property are not disturbed.

Tier 1, small-country leverage

Português (Brasil)pt-BR staging
Brazilian Portuguese, Tier 1 · small-country leverage
Large retail-FX population; thin English-content fit in Brazilian SERP; strong AI-search adoption.
Tiếng Việtvi planned
Vietnamese, Tier 1 · small-country leverage
Rising MT4/MT5 base; near-zero Tier-1 English saturation in the local SERP.
Bahasa Indonesiaid planned
Indonesian, Tier 1 · small-country leverage
Largest FX retail population in SEA; weak English content fit for rule queries.
Türkçetr planned
Turkish, Tier 1 · small-country leverage
Large scalping community; currency-volatility interest is a constant tailwind.
Español (México)es-MX planned
Mexican Spanish (Latam base), Tier 1 · small-country leverage
Largest Spanish-speaking prop population in the Americas; tone + USD-first differentiates from es-ES.
Español (Argentina)es-AR planned
Argentine Spanish (RioPlate), Tier 1 · small-country leverage
High-inflation environment drives prop interest; localised tone lands harder than generic Latam-Spanish.
Filipinofil planned
Filipino, Tier 1 · small-country leverage
OFW remittance + prop overlap; English-friendly so hybrid content can ship first.

Tier 2, mid-competition

Deutschde planned
German (DACH), Tier 2 · mid-competition
Strict trader population; high price tolerance; brand-language search dominant.
Françaisfr planned
French (France + French-Canada), Tier 2 · mid-competition
Mid-size population; French-language firm-rule content scarce.
Italianoit planned
Italian, Tier 2 · mid-competition
Smaller but high-conversion prop population.
Español (España)es-ES planned
Castilian Spanish, Tier 2 · mid-competition
Different from Latam in tone + commercial firm relevance.
Português (Portugal)pt-PT planned
European Portuguese, Tier 2 · mid-competition
Smaller market; converts well from pt-BR with light editorial pass.

Tier 3, premium markets

日本語ja planned
Japanese, Tier 3 · premium markets
Premium content market; AI-search adoption strong; expensive to compete.
한국어ko planned
Korean, Tier 3 · premium markets
High-conviction traders; strong domestic content needed.
हिन्दीhi planned
Hindi, Tier 3 · premium markets
Hybrid bilingual reality — Hindi pages support English ranking via backlinks.
العربيةar planned
Arabic (MENA), Tier 3 · premium markets
Large prop interest; RTL layout work required upfront.

Excluded, explicit and reasoned

中文（中国大陆）zh-CN excluded
Simplified Chinese (mainland), Canonical
Regulatory + payment-rail risk for catalogue firms. Revisit when a supported firm formally accepts mainland customers.
Русскийru excluded
Russian, Canonical
Sanctions + ad-policy risk. Revisit when policy environment changes.
فارسیfa excluded
Persian, Canonical
Sanctions + ad-policy risk.

FAQ

How does a locale move from planned to live?: Five things happen, in order: (1) translator persona resolved + edit budget allocated, (2) status flips planned → staging, (3) per-cell + per-firm + per-tool pages translated and prerendered, (4) GSC service account delegated on the locale subpath + a binding row added to core.seo_property_bindings, (5) status flips staging → live, which un-suppresses the locale's meta robots, includes it in the sitemap index, and starts the hourly GSC/GA4 sync. The cockpit dashboard at /dashboard/seo/locales drives the flip with a confirmation dialog and a pre-flight delegation probe.
Why are some locales explicitly excluded?: Three categories: markets with restrictive financial-marketing regulation (we don't want to be flagged in jurisdictions where prop-trading promotion is heavily licensed), markets where the existing English coverage is already the leading source (translation would dilute, not multiply), and markets where the editor pool we trust is thin enough that quality risks outweigh reach. The rationale per row spells out which condition applies.
When do you expect Tier 1 to all be live?: pt-BR is staging today; expect live by mid-2026 pending editorial pass. Vietnamese, Indonesian, Turkish, Spanish-LatAm, and Filipino target Q3-Q4 2026 in roster order. Status flips are operator-driven from /dashboard/seo/locales, no rigid quarter target if editorial capacity moves.
Can I help translate a planned locale?: Yes. We work with bylined editorial personas, ex-prop-desk operators in each market, not anonymous freelance pools. If you fit the profile (verifiable trading-desk experience + native fluency + willing to sign per-page reviewedAt), email [email protected] with two paragraphs on a firm-rule topic of your choice.
How is the translation kept accurate to the firm rules?: Editorial law: firm names, calculator labels, and quantitative rule values (3% daily cap, 5% trailing DD, 15% consistency, etc.) are never translated, they're literal references to the firms' own published rule values. Loanwords (trader, scalper, EA, ICT, SMC, broker, slippage, stop-loss) stay English by convention because that's how the retail-FX community in each market writes them. Only the analytical prose is translated.

Last reviewed 2026-05-26.