How to buy an EAbase EA with USDT / USDC (step by step)

A no-account, email-only checkout paid in crypto. This walks through the whole flow: pay, receive your key, download the .ex4, and activate on MetaTrader 4.

No account, no password — just an email

Buying an EAbase EA is deliberately simple. There is no registration, no profile to build, no password to forget. You pay, and your license key plus download link are emailed to the address you provide at checkout.

Payment is handled by NOWPayments, so you pay in USDT or USDC.

Step-by-step

1. Open the product page (for example /product/nextus) and click Buy.
2. Enter your email — this is where the key and download link will be sent. Double-check it.
3. Pay the invoice in USDT/USDC on the network shown (TRC-20, ERC-20, BEP-20…). Send on the exact network the invoice specifies.
4. Watch for the email. Within minutes of confirmation you receive your EAB-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX license key and a secure download link for the compiled EA file (.ex4 for MT4, or .ex5 for MT5 where available).
5. Download the file and copy it into your terminal's Experts folder (MT4: File → Open Data Folder → MQL4 → Experts; MT5: File → Open Data Folder → MQL5 → Experts).
6. Activate: restart MT4, attach the EA to a chart, paste your license key into the License Key field, and make sure https://eabase.pro is in Tools → Options → Expert Advisors → Allow WebRequest for listed URL(s). The EA validates online and is ready.

What the license key actually is

The .ex4 (or .ex5) you download is license-gated. The emailed key is the authorization — there is no separate file to manage. The key binds to your first MT4/MT5 account (up to 2 activations: e.g. home PC + VPS) and is valid for a 1-year term (366 days).

Renewals

Near the end of the year you simply purchase a new 1-year license from the store. Your settings and history are preserved; only the key refreshes.

Risk disclaimer: Trading with leverage carries the risk of losing more than your deposit. EA performance is historical and not indicative of future results. This article is onboarding guidance, not financial advice. Only trade capital you can afford to lose.