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In CFD trading, a users strategy should ideally be influenced only by the market. However,... In CFD trading, a user's strategy should ideally be influenced only by the market. However, many platforms distort the actual performance of strategies through default settings, data bias, execution delays, or manipulative behavior. ACE Markets adheres to the principle of technological neutrality: the platform does not judge the merits of strategies, guide trading directions, or optimize "good-looking" data; it simply provides a clean, fair, and unbiased execution environment to ensure your methods are validated under real-world conditions.
Tool design without preconceived notions
All analytical tools at ACE Markets are based on raw data and do not include any biased labels. Technical indicators such as RSI and MACD use standard calculation formulas, and parameters can be freely adjusted. The system does not default to enabling "overbought/oversold alerts" or "golden cross/death cross highlighting." The economic calendar only lists event names, previous values, and expected values, without marking "major bullish/bearish" factors or providing interpretations.
The chart interface also remains neutral. Candlestick colors, background themes, and timeframes are all user-customizable; the platform does not highlight certain assets based on popularity or marketing objectives. This unbiased design ensures your analysis is entirely based on your own logic, rather than being influenced by platform suggestions.
Genuine liquidity, no internal intervention
ACE Markets employs a pure straight-through processing architecture, routing all orders directly to external liquidity providers, including international banks and non-bank market makers. The platform does not hold user positions, performs internal hedging, or insert virtual quotes into the order book. This means your execution price is entirely determined by market supply and demand, not by the platform's profit motive.
In extreme market conditions, the system will not suspend closing positions, restrict pending orders, or temporarily adjust the spread model. During multiple high-volatility events in 2025, the stop-loss order trigger rate remained above 99.7%, and slippage attribution was clearly traceable. Technical neutrality is not just a slogan, but a promise fulfilled through architectural choices.
With a unified data source, backtesting closely mirrors live trading.
Strategy failures often stem from discrepancies between backtesting and live trading data. ACE Markets ensures that historical data and real-time market data come from the same source, with aligned timestamps and consistent spread structures. Users can retrieve the EUR/USD 1-hour candlestick chart from the past year, and its OHLC price perfectly matches the live trading price at that time, without interpolation or smoothing.
The platform also provides an "Execution Quality Report," which compares theoretical backtesting results with actual transactions, highlighting influencing factors such as slippage and latency. This transparency helps users distinguish between "strategy issues" and "execution issues," avoiding misjudgments. The data is unembellished, serving only the true needs of the users.
Service mechanism without behavioral inducement
ACE Markets refuses to use psychological mechanisms to stimulate trading. The platform does not display screenshots of other users' profits, does not push "top order leaderboards," and does not send "add to position to recover losses" prompts after a user has suffered losses. All notifications can be turned off; by default, only system-level messages (such as maintenance announcements and security verifications) are retained.
Our customer service team undergoes rigorous training and only answers technical and procedural questions; we never offer trading advice. When a user asks, "Should I open a position?", the response is: "We cannot advise on operations, but we can show you the current margin usage rate and historical volatility data." Our service exists to support, not to guide.
Open interfaces, autonomous policy deployment
For users employing automated strategies, ACE Markets provides a standardized API interface that supports mainstream programming languages. The API documentation is publicly available, permissions are clearly defined, and rate limiting is reasonable. Users are free to develop, test, and deploy their own trading robots; the platform does not charge additional fees or restrict strategy types.
More importantly, the API execution environment is completely identical to manual trading: the same liquidity pool, the same risk control rules, and the same time latency. This ensures that the performance of algorithmic strategies in live trading is predictable and reproducible, truly achieving "what you test is what you get".
Conclusion: Let the market, not the platform, dictate.
ACE Markets doesn't try to tell you how to trade, nor does it want your success to be attributed to the platform's "intelligent recommendations." We believe that true trading ability can only be honed and validated in an undisturbed and undistorted environment. Therefore, we choose to take a step back and be a silent and reliable channel.
