IUX: .iux, the trailing dot and EA migration
The Pro symbol ends with a dot; inspect exact strings before moving automated configurations.
Three strings for one pair
The FAQ illustrates Standard AUDUSD.iux, Raw AUDUSD and Pro AUDUSD. with a trailing dot. The small character identifies a conditions group; do not normalise it away before identifying the terminal’s tradable symbol.
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Diagram explained
The trailing dot is part of the symbol
- Standard → AUDUSD.iux
- Raw → AUDUSD
- Pro → AUDUSD.
A hard-coded-symbol example
An EA searching only AUDUSD may not target Pro’s AUDUSD. In demo, compare Market Watch, configuration and order logs rather than assuming automatic suffix translation.
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After renaming, reconcile pricing
Raw and Pro have different commission structures in the account table. Successful renaming does not establish equal costs. Record spread, tick value, volume step and currency for the new symbol.
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Separate symbol errors from swap status
An order that opens but incurs financing needs a separate swap-status check; that is not necessarily a suffix error. Keep dated configurations for each account type. FINEX has not tested a live EA.
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