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Rise/Fall & Higher/Lower

Free Deriv Rise/Fall bots

Not every bot trades digits. These two trade price direction: Straddle Edge on Volatility 10 and Apex AI on Volatility 75.

Updated 15 October 2026 · Kenyan Prince, TraderScheme

Rise/Fall vs Higher/Lower

  • Rise/Fall: you win if the exit price is higher (Rise) or lower (Fall) than the entry price.
  • Higher/Lower: you win if the exit price is above or below a barrier set away from the entry price. Moving the barrier changes both the chance of winning and the payout.

Straddle Edge (Rise/Fall)

Trades 1-tick Rise/Fall on Volatility 10. Instead of a multiplier, it follows a stake list: after each loss it moves to the next stake on the list, and after a win it goes back to the first. You can also choose a plain martingale, and set take-profit and stop-loss.

Apex AI (Higher/Lower)

Trades 5-tick Higher/Lower on Volatility 75. Before entering, it labels each of the last few tick moves as up, down or sideways and only buys when they line up in one direction. Its money management is built around limits:

  • Take profit and stop loss for the session.
  • Optional martingale with a multiplier and a maximum number of steps, after which the stake resets.

The real cost of a stake list

A stake list looks harmless because each number is written down. Add them up. Here is the kind of list the Straddle Edge bot is built for:

Loss in a rowNext stake (USD)Total risked so far (USD)
Start0.350.35
10.430.78
20.851.63
31.743.37
43.556.92
57.3014.22
615.0029.22
731.0060.22
865.00125.22
9130.00255.22
10260.00515.22

A single win near the start of a cycle earns cents, but ten losses in a row risks over 500 USD. Shorten the list or lower the stakes until the bottom row is an amount you can afford to lose.

Before you run any bot: test it on a demo account first, set a stop-loss you can live with, and remember that a bot only follows rules. It cannot predict the market, and past results do not guarantee future ones.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Rise/Fall and Higher/Lower?

Rise/Fall compares the exit price with the entry price. Higher/Lower compares it with a barrier set away from the entry, which changes the odds and the payout.

Which market does the Apex AI bot use?

Volatility 75, with 5-tick Higher/Lower contracts.

What is a stake list?

A preset sequence of stakes. After each loss the bot moves to the next stake, and after a win it returns to the first.

Are these bots free?

Yes. Both are free in the TraderScheme Free Bots tab.

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