Fintech Grid: Automated MT5 Grid and Equity Guard for Sustainable Returns

This Fintech Grid review for 2026 presents a practical performance analysis using both live account metrics and comprehensive backtests. The assessment shows how Fintech Grid manages BUY and SELL cycles independently and how weighted average basket closing affects realized profit and drawdown. In this analysis I focus on observed win rates, trade frequency, and the equity protection outcomes across volatile and ranging market conditions on MT5. What makes Fintech Grid unique is the blend of hedging grid mechanics with a market-aware basket closing algorithm that calculates targets from weighted average entry prices. The EA allows each side to accumulate a basket, then close that side when the computed target is reached. The Equity Guard module adds an account-level safety net that can close positions or suspend new entries when equity thresholds are breached. Angel Torres designed the system for MetaTrader 5 and provides parameter transparency typical of MQL5 marketplace products. The algorithm works best in currency pairs and instruments that exhibit frequent retracements and defined ranges. On strongly trending instruments the hedging element reduces exposure but may require tighter risk settings. Risk management relies on position sizing, basket limits, and the Equity Guard; expected performance characteristics include moderate win rates per trade with higher profit factor over time through repeated basket cycles. Fintech Grid performs predictably when tuned to account size and broker execution characteristics.