Revolution by Chei — Complete User Guide

A plain-language manual for the Revolution trading website. Written so a total beginner can follow it. Read the parts you need, in any order.

1. What is Revolution?

Revolution is a trading assistant for Deriv synthetic indices. It does not hold your money and it is not a broker. It connects to your Deriv account so you can analyse markets, run trading bots, place manual trades, copy other traders, and track your results in one place.

Think of it as a dashboard that sits on top of your Deriv account. You still log in with Deriv, your balance stays with Deriv, and every trade goes through Deriv. Revolution just gives you extra tools, signals, and automation.

Minimum stake anywhere on the site: $0.35. You can trade from a very small balance.

2. The top bar (what each icon does)

The top bar is kept deliberately simple: logo, balance, and a few icons.

Three lines (☰) — opens the full page menu on phones.
Arrow left — go back to the previous page.
House — go to the Dashboard.
Life buoy — support contact details.
Circular arrows — refresh the page.
Sun / Moon — switch between light and dark mode.
Minus / Plus magnifier — zoom the whole page out or in.
Account chip (right) — your account number, a Demo or Real tag, and your live balance.

The red navigation tabs

Right under the top bar is the red tab strip. Tap a tab and it switches instantly — the red highlight jumps straight to the tab you touched. On a computer you also get left/right arrows at the ends of the strip so you can slide the tabs and see the ones that don't fit on screen.

The volatility (market) bar

Directly below the red tabs, on every trading page, there is its own clearly visible bar with the market selector — for example Volatility 100 (1s) Index. This is where you choose which market you are analysing and trading.

Important: the market you pick is remembered. If you switch to another tab, your market stays the same. It does not reset.

3. Logging in with your Deriv account

You must connect a Deriv account before Revolution can place trades for you.

Tap Login / Sign in at the top right.
Choose:
- Login — you already have a Deriv account.
- Sign up — you need a new Deriv account (this opens Deriv through the official Revolution partner link).
For Login, a Deriv window opens. Enter your Deriv email and password and approve the connection.
Alternatively tap Token and paste a Deriv API token. Useful if the popup is blocked on your phone.
When connected, the top-right shows your account number, Demo/Real tag, and balance.

Both older (legacy) and newer Deriv account types can sign in.

To disconnect, tap the small Log out / Disconnect icon next to your account number.

4. The tabs, one by one

Dashboard

Home screen. Greets you by your own name or nickname taken from the connected Deriv account, shows a tip, live performance numbers (tick speed, connection quality) and shortcuts to the popular tools.

Quick Trade

One-click trading. Pick market, stake and duration, tap buy. No charts, just speed.

Blooper M/D

"Matches / Differs Blooper". Watches the last digit of the price and flashes buy signals when it spots a pattern. Built for very short digit trades.

Analysis Tool

The main study page: live digit heatmap, over/under percentages, even/odd flow, matches/differs suggestions, and the tick trader.

Bots

The bot hub — all bots live here (there is no separate Charts or Free Bots tab any more):

Tick Trader — buys on every new tick.
Pattern Bot — waits for your digit pattern, then fires a burst.
Streak Reversal — waits for a run of similar results, then bets the other way.
Digit Frequency — buys the most or least frequent digit.
Ladder Bot — places an OVER and an UNDER together at set barriers.
Match Hunter — hunts matching-digit windows.
Auto Trader — opens the full auto trader page.
Copy Trader — opens copy trading.
Truth Engine — opens the statistics page.

AI Software

Pattern-recognition assistant that highlights hot and cold digits for you.

Auto Trader

Dedicated tick-by-tick auto trader page with rotation and martingale options.

Manual Trader

Full manual screen: live chart, digits ticker, open positions, trade panel.

Bulk Trader

Quick trading + tick-by-tick + heatmap stacked on one page.

Scanner

Scans one market across every contract family at once — Over/Under, Even/Odd, Matches/Differs — and shows the percentages side by side. Tap any volatility in the list and the whole site switches to that market immediately.

Copy Trader

Copy trades from a master account to any number of follower accounts (no 50-account cap, no extra settings to worry about). Followers mirror everything the master does, including the exact same stake. You only see the connected accounts and their balances.

Revolution Truth Engine

The advanced statistics/risk page: fairness scores, Chi², entropy, streak tests, auto-scan for the best volatility, and auto-fire triggers. All advanced tools stay visible — nothing is hidden behind a toggle.

Trade Academy

This guide.

Referral

Your partner referral link and code.

5. Digits, heatmaps and the live cursor

Everywhere digits appear — heatmaps, live ticks, frequency tables, barrier pickers, Even/Odd, Over/Under, Matches/Differs — you get the same behaviour:

Digits are large circles, easy to read from far away.
A bright blue live marker/pulse sits just outside the circle of the digit that just landed, so you can never miss which digit is current. It moves the instant a new tick arrives.
The digit you have selected gets a gold ring outside its frame.
Percentages default to the last 1000 ticks and are calculated exactly the way Deriv calculates them, so the numbers match what you see on Deriv.
You can change the analysis window (for example 25, 100, 500, 1000 ticks) with the tick-window selector on the panel.
Digit history shows the last 10 digits by default with a Show more / Show less toggle.
Even/Odd and Over/Under panels can be collapsed and expanded so you can hide what you are not using.
Tap targets are at least 44×44 px with 8 px spacing, so fat fingers still hit the right digit.

6. The floating docks (explained like you're five)

Two small windows float over the page so they follow you between tabs:

Bot Dock — dark indigo window with amber text. This controls the bot.
Trade History bar — shows wins, losses and profit, e.g. 3W 2L +1.50.

Moving one

Touch it anywhere on its body and drag. You don't need to grab a special corner.
Movement is smooth and it stays exactly where you drop it — including the middle of a phone screen. Nothing pulls it to the side any more.
If you drag it partly off the screen edge, a strip always stays visible so you can pull it back. It can never get lost.
If you park it near the bottom of the page, it scrolls away when you scroll up (so it never hides your data) and comes back when you scroll to the bottom again.

Resizing one

Drag the small lime grip at the bottom-right corner diagonally.
Or tap the − / + buttons next to the status line to step the size between 60% and 240%. Make it big enough to read all the settings.

Minimising one

Tap the minus (−) pill. It shrinks to a small bright fuchsia pulsing button — deliberately loud so you can always spot it.
Tap that button (or the +) to open it back up. Your settings are kept exactly as they were when minimised, so nothing changes behind your back while trading.

Bot Dock buttons

Run — arm the bot and start trading.
Stop — disarm immediately. No new trades are placed.
Jump-to-settings button — takes you straight to the full bot page for the bot that is loaded.
Gear icon — opens the floating settings panel described next, without leaving your current tab.

7. Bot Dock settings panel (every field explained)

Tap the gear on the Bot Dock. A compact window drops down with everything you need:

Market — which volatility to trade.
Contract — Differs, Matches, Over, Under, Even, Odd.
Barrier — the number the contract is measured against. Example: Over 4 means the contract wins when the last digit is 5–9. The barrier is not the entry point.
Entry point (trigger) — see section 8.
Use entry point — a toggle. Off = trade every tick. On = only trade after the trigger appears.
First stake / Continuous stake — the amount for the very first trade, and the amount for all trades after that. Minimum $0.35.
Martingale — multiplier applied to the stake after a loss (1 = off, 1.35 = raise stake 35% after a loss).
Runs — how many trades the bot may place before it stops itself. 0 means unlimited (time-based only).
Burst duration (seconds) — how long a triggered burst keeps trading.
Recovery — see section 9.

Set everything, minimise the dock if you want, then press Run. Nothing resets.

8. Entry points (triggers) — how they really work

A barrier is what you bet on. An entry point is when the bot is allowed to start betting.

Tap digits 0–9 to build your entry pattern.
You can tap the same digit up to 3 times — a small multiplier badge shows ×2 or ×3, meaning that digit must appear that many times. Tapping a 4th time clears it back to nothing.
The bot watches the incoming ticks. When your chosen digits arrive consecutively, in any order, the trigger fires. Example: pattern 4, 2, 1 fires on 2 4 1, on 1 2 4, on 4 1 2 — any order, as long as they are back-to-back.
The buy happens instantly on the tick that completes the pattern — no one-tick delay.

Runs during a burst — no confusion

When the trigger fires, the bot buys one contract per new tick, one by one, and it does not wait for the previous trade to settle. It only stops when your Runs limit is reached (or the burst time ends, or you press Stop).

Example: Over 4 with Runs = 3. The trigger fires and the next ticks produce 7, 9, 5 — the bot buys on 7, then on 9, then on 5, then stops. Exactly three buys, one per digit, never twice on the same tick and never skipping one. Each contract is tracked separately and settles correctly on its own, so your win/loss record stays accurate even with several trades open at once.

9. Recovery (changing direction after a loss)

Recovery only applies to Over / Under contracts.

After how many losses — set 1, 2, 3… so recovery only kicks in after that many consecutive losses.
Mode, pick exactly what you want (no guessing):
- Always OVER — recovery trades OVER at your Over recovery barrier.
- Always UNDER — recovery trades UNDER at your Under recovery barrier.
- Same side — keep the same direction but move the barrier, e.g. Over 2 → Over 4.
- Flip side — Over becomes Under and vice versa.
Over recovery barrier / Under recovery barrier — the barriers used while in recovery.
Recovery ends automatically on the next win, and the bot returns to your original settings.

10. Placing a manual trade

Go to Manual Trader.
Check the market in the volatility bar below the red tabs.
In the Trade Panel, choose a type: Rise/Fall, Higher/Lower, Matches/Differs, Even/Odd, Over/Under, Accumulators.
Enter your Stake (minimum $0.35).
Choose a Duration. Digit trades are usually 1 tick.
Tap the green or red Buy button. Green = up / match / over / even. Red = down / differ / under / odd.
The trade appears in Open Positions, and the payout shown is the real live payout from Deriv for that exact contract.

Typing in any input

Every number box on the site (stake, barrier, entry point, runs, duration…) can be fully cleared. Delete everything and it stays empty until you type — it will not silently jump back to 0.

11. Balance, history and profit/loss

Balance

Shown in the top-right account chip and in the Manual Trader account header.

Trade History bar (floating)

A pill such as 3W 2L +1.50:

W = wins, L = losses, +1.50 = running profit or loss.

Tap it to expand and see recent trades — each line shows contract type, market, entry and exit spot, and result. Winning trades and the exit spot are highlighted so results are obvious at a glance. The list scrolls inside the window even when it is full, and the window itself stays draggable.

The circular arrow resets the counter to zero. That only clears Revolution's local counter — your Deriv account history is untouched.

Live Ledger / Trade panel

The Truth Engine trade ledger is available on every trading tab, not just Truth Engine. Panels titled Summary, Transactions and Journal show session totals, Deriv transactions, and a log of what each bot did and when. These panels are draggable and still scroll inside.

12. Truth Engine specifics

Auto-scan finds the best volatility for Differs and Over/Under triggers automatically.
Mute button silences alert sounds (and it works — tap once, sound off).
Trade suggestions can be swiped away to dismiss them.
All contract types ranked is a scrollable table; the panel can be dragged around.
Fairness, Chi², entropy and streak figures use a monospace font so digits line up.

13. Speed, safety and real money

Buys are fire-and-forget: the site does not wait for one contract to settle before buying the next, so no signal is missed. Each contract is still confirmed and settled independently by Deriv, so results are always accurate.
Stakes are validated and rounded before sending, and never exceed your balance, so you don't get rejected orders on small balances.
Payouts shown come from Deriv's live proposal for your exact contract.
Errors are shown in plain language — no confusing internal wording.

14. Common first-time mistakes

Not logged in. Buy buttons do nothing until your Deriv account is connected.
Trading Real by accident. Check the Demo / Real tag. Practise on Demo.
Stake too high. Start at $0.35. Even a good bot loses several in a row sometimes.
Too many bots at once. Each one places trades and they add up fast.
Wrong market for the bot. Digit bots need a market that offers digit contracts.
Runs left at 0 when you only wanted a few trades — 0 means unlimited.
Confusing barrier with entry point. Barrier = what you bet. Entry point = when to start.
Forgetting to Stop. Bots keep running from the floating dock across tabs.
Ignoring the Trade History bar. It's the fastest way to know if you're up or down.
Expecting guaranteed profits. No bot or signal can guarantee wins.

15. Quick safety reminders

Test new strategies on a Demo account first.
Only risk money you can afford to lose.
Keep your API tokens private.
If something looks wrong: Stop the bot, disconnect, contact support.

Last updated: August 2026