How Tradion Works

From creating an account to running your first bot on a Deriv demo account, step by step.

Last updated October 28, 2026

1. Create your Tradion account

Sign up with your email address and confirm it with the code we send. Your account gives you the dashboard and the free Analysis Tool straight away. You can add two-factor authentication in Settings.

2. Connect your Deriv account

From the dashboard, choose Connect Deriv. You are sent to Deriv's own authorization page, where you approve access; Deriv then returns you to Tradion. Tradion never sees your Deriv password. You can connect a demo account (virtual funds) or a real account.

No Deriv account yet? You can open one with Deriv. It is a separate account with Deriv, under Deriv's terms (this is a referral link, see About).

3. Explore the free Analysis Tool

The Analysis Tool reads live public Deriv market data and has three modes:

• Rise/Fall: trend, momentum and volatility readings with key levels.
• Digits: last-digit frequencies, Even/Odd, Over/Under and Matches/Differs statistics.
• Boom/Crash: spike history, intervals between spikes and spike sizes.

4. Choose a bot

Each bot trades one contract type. Compare them on the trading bots page, then buy a licence in the dashboard (one-time payment in USDT TRC20 or Bitcoin). The licence is activated when the payment is confirmed.

5. Configure and authorize

Tradion bots do not trade on their own the moment you open them. The flow on the bot portal is:

1. Configure the stake, markets and session limits (such as a loss limit) within the limits the strategy and policy allow.
2. Start the engine. The bot monitors the selected markets and evaluates its strategy rules.
3. Signal. When the rules are met, the bot shows a signal (and can send it to Telegram).
4. Authorize. You choose to run the bot on the signal for a limited window. Only then does it place contracts in your Deriv account.
5. Stop at any time. Session limits stop it automatically.

6. Review your results

Every bot and manual trade is written to your trading journal with the contract, stake, payout and result, so you can review what happened. Start on a demo account and keep it there until you understand how the bot behaves.