Two ways to access 8xQuant

Choose the route.
Agree the details.

8xQuant offers two ways to access the model: follow published trades in the member portal, or use a dedicated deployment that sends orders to a supported broker API. This page explains the structure. Exact fees, account tiers, revenue basis, broker setup and service terms are confirmed in the client agreement.

01 · Portal access

Live Trade Portal

Monthly fees

Members access the current 8xQuant session through the private portal. Each trade shows its entry, target, stop, status and outcome. You decide whether and how to place the order through your own brokerage account.

Fee basisMonthly fee
Execution routeManual via your broker
Best fitIndividuals, companies, teams
  • Live access to trades generated by the 8xQuant model
  • Entry, target, stop, status and outcome in one portal
  • Manual order placement and control of your brokerage account
Discuss portal access
02 · Institutional execution

Dedicated Automated Execution

Monthly fees + X% of model-generated revenue

8xQuant sets up and operates a dedicated deployment machine for the client. It connects to an API-based broker such as Interactive Brokers (IBKR), or another supported provider, and submits model orders automatically.

Fee basisMonthly fee + agreed percentage
Execution routeSupported broker API
Order timingNormally 1–2 seconds
  • Dedicated deployment machine configured for the client
  • API-based order placement through a supported broker
  • Tiered percentage discounts for larger funded accounts
Execution speed: orders are placed automatically within one to two seconds of being generated. Network conditions, broker availability and market conditions can affect timing.
Discuss automated execution

What the agreement sets

The public pages describe the service structure. The client agreement records the commercial terms that apply to your account and deployment.

01 · Account size

Account-size tiers

For larger funded accounts, dedicated execution may qualify for tiered percentage discounts. The applicable tier is recorded in the agreement.

02 · Revenue basis

Percentage basis

The agreement states how model-generated revenue is defined and which percentage applies to the dedicated execution option.

03 · Broker setup

Supported brokers

A supported API broker, such as Interactive Brokers (IBKR), is confirmed before automated execution is set up. Deployment requirements are agreed for the dedicated machine.

04 · Service scope

Service terms

The agreement covers the service terms for the selected access model, including the commercial details that are not listed as public fixed prices.

05 · Order timing

Execution conditions

Automated orders are placed within one to two seconds of generation under normal conditions. Network, broker and market conditions can affect timing.

06 · Risk boundary

No guarantee

Trading results are not guaranteed. Futures and leveraged trading involve substantial risk of loss.

Next step

Discuss your setup

Tell us whether you want portal access or automated execution. We can then outline the applicable fee basis, supported broker path and agreement details.

Contact 8xQuant

Risk and terms notice

This page is a public summary, not a client agreement. Commercial terms, availability, supported brokers, deployment requirements and service terms are confirmed in the agreement for each client.

The 70% win-rate figure shown on the Home page is a target, not a promise or guarantee. Actual results are published on the live feed and will differ from any target.

Futures and leveraged trading involve substantial risk of loss and are not suitable for every investor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Nothing on this site is investment advice, research, or an offer to buy or sell any security or futures contract.