Connect MetaTrader with the Oathra EA, and what the Oathra EA sends and can do.
No. Oathra connects through a file you install in your own MetaTrader. What that file sends, and the only times it opens or closes an order.
What the Oathra EA sends from your MetaTrader, the only times it opens or closes an order, and what it never asks for. Your broker password.
The Oathra EA reports your account and trades. It acts only on your command, or on a Guardian close-out you switched on. Placing orders through Oathra needs the signed Oath. Oathra never asks for your broker password.
Oathra tells robots apart by magic number. Each magic number is logged as its own robot.
Robots that open several positions as one basket, or close positions in pieces, read Can't judge. Oathra can still test their rules and log their trades.
MetaTrader has to be running, on your PC or on a VPS, for trades to reach Oathra. When it stops, tracking pauses and the strategy reads Account offline.
Your robot keeps running on your own platform. Oathra watches it.
Oathra connects MetaTrader 4 and 5 accounts today, and more platforms are coming. Live tracking against the backtest works on MetaTrader 5 today. Forge also tests price history from other sources.
Oathra cannot answer for your firm. Some firms restrict automation, so check your firm's rules on third-party tools before you install the Oathra EA.
Oathra never asks for your broker password.
Before you link your first account you sign the Oath. One page. You sign it once to link accounts. The Risk disclosure prints it in full.