Forex, stocks & crypto simulator
Practise 28 forex pairs, five US stocks and Bitcoin, Ethereum or Solana with virtual money. Replay daily forex history or explore generated stock and crypto markets.
Separate practice accounts · Switching pauses and saves your session
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A workspace for practising the whole trade
Practise forex margin and exits, or buy and sell virtual shares and crypto with a cash balance. Review costs and results as the replay unfolds.
Risk per trade
Practise sizing a position to a fixed share of a fake balance.
Forex exits
Set stop-loss and take-profit levels on forex positions, then replay the next prices.
Margin & cash
Practise forex with margin, or shares and crypto with a cash balance and no borrowing.
Review your trades
Review every fill, commission and net result in your trade history. Export your session to CSV.
Using the fake-money simulator
Is the simulator free, and do I need an account?
It is free to use in your browser. You do not need to register, connect a broker or deposit money to run a scenario.
Can I practise day trading with fake money?
Generated forex sessions support market, limit and stop orders, editable exits and tick-by-tick replay. Stocks and crypto support cash purchases, sales and limit orders. Daily forex history is for longer-period replay, not intraday practice. These results do not establish how a strategy would perform in live trading.
Which currency pairs can I trade?
Choose from 28 pairs: seven USD majors and 21 crosses across EUR, GBP, USD, JPY, CHF, CAD, AUD and NZD. Search by currency or pair in the terminal. Each session trades one pair in a virtual USD account. Pip values, margin and profit conversion follow the selected pair.
Are these live prices or real historical trades?
Default forex, stock and crypto sessions use fictional generated prices. Built-in forex history uses ECB daily reference observations from 2020, 2022 or 2025, with calculated cross rates and assumed execution spreads. It is not intraday or executable market data. You can also import historical forex bid/ask ticks or OHLC bars from a CSV on your device. Imported candles use an assumed intrabar path, explained in the terminal. There is no live feed or connection to a brokerage account, and the virtual balance cannot be withdrawn.
How does crypto practice differ from forex?
Crypto has its own virtual cash account for BTC/USD, ETH/USD and SOL/USD. Choose a dollar budget or coin quantity, pay the configured percentage fee, and sell only coins you hold. There is no crypto leverage or short selling. Prices are generated; there is no live feed, exchange account or wallet connection.
Which stocks can I practise, and how do sessions work?
Practise Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), Nvidia (NVDA), Amazon (AMZN) and Tesla (TSLA). Each stock session has a separate virtual USD balance from forex and crypto; changing the stock starts a new practice account. Use whole or fractional shares, or a dollar budget. Five generated regular US sessions include opening gaps and market closure. Unfilled DAY limit orders expire at the close. Prices, fees and fills are simulation assumptions. This version excludes extended hours, dividends, splits and settlement restrictions.
How is this different from an MT5 demo account?
This practice terminal runs here on Clarytrade. An MT5 demo account is a separate account on a trading server. For that setup, follow our MT5 demo and registration guide.
Before you ever use real money
Understand the risks, the costs and the regulation behind any platform.
This is not financial advice. The simulator is educational and does not predict trading performance. Trading involves risk, and live results can differ significantly from simulated scenarios. Most retail CFD accounts lose money. Read the risk disclosure.