If you’re looking for a Deriv bot that trades Reset Call/Reset Put contracts — or Touch/No Touch, depending on configuration — using built-in trend technical analysis, let me introduce Tick Resetter Ai. I’ve built and run this bot on Deriv’s DBot platform.
In this post, I’ll cover what Tick Resetter Ai is, how the underlying contract type works, how the stakes are structured, and the rules you should follow if you decide to run it.
What Is Tick Resetter Ai?
Tick Resetter Ai is built around Deriv’s Reset Call and Reset Put contracts, and can also be configured to trade Touch/No Touch style contracts depending on your setup. The reset mechanic is what sets this contract type apart from a standard Call/Put: at a defined point partway through the contract, the barrier can reset to the price level at that moment — but only if doing so is more favorable to the position. This effectively gives the trade a built-in second chance that a standard Rise/Fall contract doesn’t have.
Because that flexibility has real value, Reset contracts are typically priced higher than an equivalent Rise/Fall trade at the same stake — that’s a structural feature of the contract type, not a quirk of this particular bot.
Tick Resetter Ai runs a built-in trend technical analysis engine underneath its trade decisions, and it’s built to work across all of Deriv’s synthetic index markets, in both volatile and non-volatile conditions, rather than being restricted to a single index or market type.
Stake Sizing and Martingale
Tick Resetter Ai starts with a conservative base stake of $0.35. A winning trade resets the stake back to that base amount. A losing trade triggers a martingale adjustment, increasing the next stake so a subsequent win can recover the prior loss and still produce a profit.
One important note specific to this bot: because Reset contracts already cost more upfront than a comparable standard contract, martingale escalation on top of that higher starting price compounds faster in dollar terms than it would on a cheaper contract type. This is simply a structural consequence of combining the two — not a flaw, but something worth understanding clearly before you commit real capital.
Rules for Running This Bot
Whether you’re running Tick Resetter Ai or any other Deriv bot, these are the guidelines I’d recommend:
- Limit your session length. Don’t run any Deriv bot, including this one, for more than 15–20 minutes at a stretch. Less time exposed to the market means better risk control over time — protecting your capital always comes before chasing profit.
- Size your account appropriately. If you have around $50 in your account, this bot fits that well: start with the $0.35 base stake, and set a stop-loss at $20 to cap how much any single session can put at risk.
- Understand the contract pricing. Reset contracts cost more than standard Rise/Fall trades at the same stake — factor that into how you size your account and set your stop-loss.
- Use the official platform only. Tick Resetter Ai is provided as an XML file, built to run exclusively on Deriv’s official platform at dbot.deriv.com. Avoid third-party or unofficial sites entirely.
- Test on demo first. Before running this bot — or any bot — with real funds, test it on a demo account. Get a feel for how the reset mechanic plays out and how the martingale ladder responds during a losing streak, with zero financial risk.
- Move to real trading only when confident. Once you’re comfortable with how it performs on demo, you can move to a real account and apply the same discipline there.
Final Thoughts
Tick Resetter Ai pairs Deriv’s Reset Call/Reset Put contracts with a built-in trend analysis engine and disciplined martingale stake sizing, while remaining flexible enough to run on any synthetic index market. If you decide to try it, start on demo, respect the $0.35 starting stake and $20 stop-loss, keep sessions short, and only run the official XML on dbot.deriv.com.
Protect your capital first, and understand the contract mechanics before you commit real funds.
How to Start:
Step 1: Deriv bot Registration: https://provenbinarybot.com/Bot
Step 2: Go to bot.deriv.com
Step 3: Upload the downloaded .xml file
Step 4: Run the bot
Step 5: Make Money
If you would like to join Deriv Affiliate, check it > https://provenbinarybot.com/sub-aff
Recommended Settings:
The recommended balance is $50
Initial Amount: $0.35
Stop Loss: $50 Target
Profit: $1-$2 (You can use more, but making 5% is already very good)
Please watch this trading video after downloading
