Quotex Bot
SignalBots' Quotex Bot is an unofficial browser extension for signals and optional trading automation inside a Quotex account. The publisher explicitly says it is not the official Quotex application. Its product page includes a simulated control-panel preview and links to browser-extension installation.
Separate the preview from live trading
The public panel lets visitors select a currency pair and request a signal. The page says its free preview uses a four-hour candle and that faster timeframes require a Premium License. It also labels the displayed signals as simulated, generated in the browser, and not trading advice.
That preview does not demonstrate live profitability, a verified signal history, or an actual executed order. Automated trading is described as becoming available after extension installation. Check the current extension's permissions and the broker's rules before granting it access to an account.
The publisher lists manual use of signals as well as automatic execution. Those are different levels of account access. Neither option turns an AI confidence indicator into evidence that a trade will succeed, and this description is not a recommendation to trade binary options or use the extension.
Read the free-license condition
The page advertises a free lifetime license and more than ten strategies, but its setup section ties eligibility to a Quotex account created through SignalBots' partner link. It says an account registered through another link will not qualify. That condition should be understood before treating the offer as unconditional free access.
The same page promotes free strategies while separately referring to premium faster-timeframe access. Confirm which features are included in the actual license you are offered and whether additional charges or referral requirements apply. The public page does not establish every premium entitlement or price.
SignalBots' about page describes an introducing-broker and affiliate business alongside its signal platform. Its referral relationship is relevant context for the signup offer; a partner incentive is not evidence that a broker or trading strategy is appropriate for you.
Evaluate claims without assuming returns
SignalBots says trades run within the customer's own broker account and that it does not hold customer funds. That is a publisher claim about custody, not a guarantee that an extension cannot place unwanted orders or that an account is safe from loss.
Its performance figures are described as historical or backtested and never guaranteed. Historical win rates, response-speed claims, and a browser simulation do not establish future results. Review current risk disclosures and applicable access restrictions rather than relying on a promotional accuracy or speed claim.
If you assess the software, keep account permissions, licensing conditions, and the distinction between a simulated panel and live automation clear. Do not interpret successful installation or a displayed signal as a verified financial outcome.