One mailbox, and a grower at the far end of it.

Ask the terminal for its data folder (the File menu has the entry) and check the .ex5 sits inside MQL5 and then Experts, not in a sub-folder of your own. Then refresh the Expert Advisors list in the Navigator. If it still does not sprout, restart the terminal once; a build copied in while it was running is sometimes not noticed until then.

First check the Algo Trading button at the top of the terminal is on and the smiley face in the chart corner is smiling. Then remember what the organism is for: it opens only when its reading clears the threshold, inside its session window, below its spread ceiling and while no loss brake has tripped. Quiet weeks can pass with nothing planted. The care guide in your ZIP lists the inputs your stage uses; if they match and days go by, write to us with the broker, the chart and the terminal build number.

The ones named in the care guide for your stage. Each organism reads one timeframe for its decisions and does not care which one you are looking at, but attaching it to the wrong symbol plants it in the wrong market entirely. Sequoia watches its list from a single chart; do not attach it to several.

Copy the same .ex5 into the new terminal and set the inputs again from the care guide. Your licence is tied to your order and its Seed Code, not to a machine, so nothing is activated and nothing needs resetting. A new broker means new spreads and fills, so start on demo there before real size.

Yes, without exception. The organism thinks only while the program is open: close it, or let the machine doze off, and anything already in the market carries on at the broker with its stop and target attached but nobody supervising. Most growers move onto a small hosted machine once demo is behind them.

An account can hold two, but not while you are learning either of them. Nothing is halved by splitting the balance: exposure doubles, and two organisms reading the same weather rarely take their bad fortnights in turn. Grow one until its moods hold no surprises, and the question of a second answers itself.

It is the licence key for your purchase, and it turns up twice: once on the harvest page, once in the welcome email. Its only job is to tell a grower which build and which term you are writing about, so nothing is ever typed into the terminal. Mislaid it? Send the sowing reference, or the address you paid from, and it comes straight back to you.

The licence expires, and with it the right to run the software, so the organism comes off the chart. Before the final month is out, an email lands with the cost of a fresh licence, in case you want one. Renewal never happens on its own, your card stays untouched until you deliberately buy again, and no open-ended licence exists on this site to be sold.

The packet opens as soon as the card clears, which is what makes a finished purchase normally final. Three things override that with no argument required: the same order charged twice, a payment where no download ever opened, and an organism that will not run at all. Money goes back out by the door it came in through, and the refund window page numbers every case.