Quick answer: The add-on lets you execute without a stop loss attached at the exact moment of entry. It does not make stop losses optional — a stop must be applied within five minutes of execution, and before the position is closed, whichever comes first.
The rule
Closing a position that never had a stop loss is a breach, regardless of how briefly it was open or whether it closed in profit. The five-minute window is time to set your stop, not permission to trade without one.
Example of a breach: entry 14:00:00 with no stop, closed in profit at 14:04:00. Inside the window, but no stop loss ever existed on the position.
Staying compliant
Confirm the add-on is attached to the correct account before trading
Note the position's server-side opening time
Apply the stop well inside the window
Confirm it's visible on the active position
Is exactly five minutes compliant? The rule allows a maximum of five minutes on server timestamps. Don't rely on a local clock or a last-second modification — place it well inside the window. The window never restarts if you change or remove the stop.
What the add-on doesn't change
Entry timing only. It doesn't exempt you from toxic trading, negative risk-to-reward, martingale, adding in drawdown, per-asset risk or hedging rules — see Toxic Trading & Risk to Reward Policy.
See also: Stop Loss Requirements · Traderscale Add-Ons Overview