Which Trading Pairs Does QENREX Support?

By the QENREX Team · Educational guide

Supported instruments depend on your connected broker, account type, and QENREX plan. Many popular symbols are available on both Basic and Pro — always confirm the live Asset list in-app for your account, because broker catalogs change.

QENREX does not invent a separate market: when you connect a broker, the app surfaces instruments that broker can trade through the connection. Partner brokers and Pro manual MT5 connections can differ slightly in which CFDs appear.

How to see what you can trade

  1. Open My Robots → Create bot
  2. Choose GRID or DCA (or TradingView flows where available)
  3. Open the Asset picker and browse symbols for your connected account
  4. If a symbol is missing, check broker availability, market hours, and that the account is connected

Forex majors and crosses

  • EUR/USD — typically the most liquid FX pair; common with GRID or DCA
  • GBP/USD (“Cable”) — active through the London / New York overlap
  • USD/JPY — liquid with distinct session volatility patterns
  • GBP/JPY — faster moves; higher volatility setups and wider risk needs
  • Other liquid crosses may appear depending on your broker’s feed

For GRID, prefer pairs that spend time ranging with manageable spreads. For DCA, prefer pairs where you have a clear directional thesis and enough margin for staged entries.

Metals

  • XAU/USD (gold) — popular for both GRID and DCA; watch session gaps and news
  • XAG/USD (silver) — often more volatile than gold; size carefully

Crypto CFDs (when offered)

  • BTC/USD and ETH/USD are common when the broker lists crypto CFDs
  • Hours and margin rules follow the broker — not spot-exchange assumptions
  • Spreads and weekend behaviour can differ sharply from major FX

Indices CFDs (when offered)

  • Examples often include SPX500 and NAS100 when the broker supports them
  • Follow the related cash-index session / broker CFD hours
  • Index CFDs can gap on open — GRID envelopes need room for that

Strategy fit tips

  • GRID often suits ranging FX and metals inside a clear envelope
  • DCA often suits stronger directional plans (including some crypto/indices)
  • High-spread or illiquid symbols amplify costs for dense grids
  • Always re-check Asset after switching brokers or account types

Symbol availability is broker- and plan-dependent. The in-app Asset list for your connected account is the source of truth — this article is a guide to common categories, not a guarantee that every ticker is enabled for every user.

Educational only — not financial advice. Trading involves risk of loss.