Algorithmic trading with a public track record.
Four engines trade inside the broker account you already own. Every position they take publishes straight to an independent auditor, in full, for anyone to read.
Software only. We never hold your money. Trading carries a substantial risk of loss.
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Nothing is automated about the setup. A person walks you through the engines, the records and the risk before anything touches a live account.
An adviser goes through what each engine trades, where its published record lives and which of them suit the capital and risk tolerance you actually have. You leave with the audit links, whether or not you sign up.
About 30 minutesYou open the account, in your name, at the broker you choose. The credentials you hand over let the software place and close orders. They do not permit a withdrawal, a transfer, or anything else.
Your money, your brokerFrom then on the engines trade the sessions you have chosen while you watch from two directions at once: your own broker dashboard, and the public auditor page that anyone can open.
Watched from both sidesA model that has to be good at gold, blue chips and six currency pairs at once ends up mediocre at all of them. Each Samurex AI engine is built for a single market and judged on that market alone.
Two currencies, two dedicated models. Each pair gets a London breakout engine for the volatile open and reversion engines for the hours when the move has already happened.
Gold and nothing else. Ember fades the intraday extremes gold is famous for and takes the session breakouts, with a higher-timeframe filter keeping it on the right side of the macro trend.
The cautious one. Harbor waits for setups where the reward clearly outweighs the risk, sizes small, and closes out inside regular US market hours rather than carrying exposure overnight.
The opposite bet to specialisation. Mosaic spreads a single account across a wide basket of pairs, so a quiet week in one currency is usually somebody else's busy week.
Each figure is the verified monthly return of that engine's live FXBlue account over the history shown on the track record. It describes months that have already happened — not a target, not a forecast and not a floor.
Sydney opens while London sleeps and New York closes after most of Europe has eaten dinner. The models read price action continuously through all of it, and they treat the 03:00 setup exactly as they treat the 15:00 one.
Orders leave for the broker in milliseconds over a direct API connection, with no signal service in between. There is no pause to reconsider, no revenge trade after a loss, and no talking itself out of a setup that fits the rules.
Position size, stop distance, daily loss ceiling and monthly drawdown halt are all decided before an order exists. When a limit is reached the engine stands down on its own, which is the part discretionary traders reliably get wrong.
Every engine carries the same three brakes. They are part of the strategy definition, so no configuration or market condition removes them, and no human overrides them mid-week.
See how the connection worksThese are the rules the engines aim at. Gaps, weekend re-opens, thin liquidity and slippage can all take a single loss past its intended size, and no automated rule prevents that.
Every position our engines open streams straight from the broker to FXBlue and Myfxbook, two verification platforms with no commercial tie to us. They log the losing days with exactly the same enthusiasm as the winning ones, and we cannot edit, delay or delete a single line of it.
Ask for the links before you pay us anything. Read a quarter of history. If the record does not convince you, nothing we write here should.
The blended fleet against a passive S&P 500 position, month by month. Green columns are the four engines averaged together; grey is the index.
Fleet figures are modelled from the historical bands published for each engine; index figures are actual S&P 500 monthly returns. A twelve-month comparison is far too short to establish skill, and past performance does not indicate future results.
Three clients on what actually convinced them, in their own words.
I went through the whole audited history before I replied to a single email, and everything lined up with what I had been told. Four months on Tandem now and it has delivered just that — steady months and no surprises. Being able to open the record and check any position myself is what keeps me comfortable.
My one condition was that the money does not leave my own broker, and that was the first thing the adviser confirmed rather than the last. I run Ember and Mosaic together, the drawdowns have stayed inside what I was told to expect, and support replies at the weekend.
I watched the public account for eight weeks before I put a cent in, and nobody tried to talk me out of waiting. Started on Harbor, added Mosaic later. I check it on a Sunday and that is the whole relationship.
No. Your trading capital sits in a brokerage account in your own name for the entire time you are a client. The connection we hold can open and close positions; it has no withdrawal or transfer permission, and you can revoke it from inside your broker at any moment without telling us first.
We suggest USD 10,000 per engine, held at your broker. That is not a payment to Samurex AI — it is the balance the engine trades. Below that level, position sizing gets coarse and an ordinary drawdown starts to feel like an emergency.
No. Every engine runs on unleveraged accounts. The strategies were written to be capital-efficient rather than margin-dependent, and position sizing simply adapts to whatever your account permits. Trading without leverage is a supported choice, not a workaround.
Yes, and we would rather you did. The verified accounts are public. Watch them for a week or a quarter — the history does not change depending on who is reading it. Open the accounts or read the full FAQ.
Book a walkthrough and an adviser will hand you the auditor links before anything else — including the months that went badly.
Your capital stays with your own broker · Every execution independently audited
