How OnlyCash CFD works.

The round, from the start

When the section opens, this is how it will go. You install the program, sign in with your account and open Connections: everything starts there, the firm’s terminal and then the card for that account.

From then on you work the way you already work. You open the trade, on the terminal; OnlyCash CFD watches from your PC, keeps the account and writes.

The program prepares the terminal

A free slot offers to open a terminal. You give it your prop account number and server — once — and the program prepares it, launches it, and leaves you at the sign-in box already filled in: you only type the password.

The new terminal is built from one already installed on your PC: if you have none, one has to be put there first, once. What the program adds is the sign-in details and its configuration.

The password ends up in no file, and the terminal keeps its own data beside itself, without touching the ones you already have installed.

You can have up to four, one per prop account, and they are built when they are needed: each weighs a few hundred megabytes, and four on the disk of someone who uses one is wasted space.

The card, and the limits set beforehand

Every prop account is a card. You write the firm, you write the limits beforehand, and from then on the card knows where you stand against what you decided: what you paid in, what went out, what happened trade by trade.

The card binds to that account, number and server. A different account does not go into that card, and it does not get in by mistake.

When the challenge starts again

On a CFD firm a new challenge is almost always a new account on the same terminal. You change the sign-in details, the terminal publishes the new account, and a new card is born from it.

Archiving a card closes that account for good, inside the program: it is something you do by hand, and something the program never does on its own.

Manual cards, and the ones that come later

Manual cards are the ones being built now: you open the trade yourself, on the terminal. The program does not send orders to your firm, and not as a promise: from a manual card, the path to do it does not exist inside the program.

Automatic cards — direction, lots, stop and target decided inside OnlyCash CFD — come later. When they do, orders that start from there will be recorded by your firm as made by a program: the card’s mode follows your firm’s rules, and you are the one who declares it when you create the card.

What leaves your PC

The subscription check, with how many cards are open, the version and which of the two editions you are running. Then the updates and, if you link your wallet, its address so the cash can be read back. No accounts, no amounts, no trades.

The file stays on your computer, in a folder of yours, and each edition has its own. No VPS to rent, no keys going anywhere.

What it does not do

It does not decide for you: the strategy is yours. It does not work on other markets, it does not change the limits you have with your firm, and it does not touch the account for you.

And it promises no outcome. You pass a challenge with a method and with discipline: the program serves the second one.