Bank Levels Tracker for MT5

This tool marks institutional price zones (liquidity levels) where stop-hunts commonly occur — just beyond obvious swing highs and lows where retail stop-losses often cluster. 

These bank levels are plotted on the chart, do not repaint, and trigger instant alerts when price reaches them.

Triggered levels remain visible on the chart for review, helping traders study past reactions.

How Bank Levels Tracker Works:

Retail stop-losses often build up just above clear highs and just below clear lows. These areas can act as liquidity pools that institutions may target before a reversal.

Bank Levels Tracker marks these zones in advance and automatically updates them. When price reaches a level, the tool gives a clear signal and triggers an alert.

Who It Is For:

• Stop hunt traders and Smart Money Concepts traders 
• Traders who use clear market structure for consistent trade planning 
• Scalpers, day traders, and swing traders who rely on level-based trading 

Key Features

Multiple Level Modes
Choose from Scalping, Intraday, or Swing trade level modes.

Non-Repainting Levels
Levels are bound to price and remain consistent across all timeframes.

Directional Bias Control
Instantly filter levels to show only upper (short-bias) or lower (long-bias) zones.

Full Transparency
Triggered levels remain visible on the chart for post-trade review, analysis, and learning.

Optional: On-Chart ADR Indicator
Identify levels that extend beyond the daily range, where exhaustion and reversals are more likely. Enable the ADR indicator in the Input Settings.

Level Modes and Alerts

Different level sensitivity modes can be selected in the input settings to better fit scalping, intraday, and swing trading styles. A structure-only mode is also included for traders who want to see the levels without using alerts.

On the chart, every level with a price label is automatically armed with an alert.

This tool is designed to help spot reversal opportunities that can form after retail stop-loss clusters have been taken out. Since not every level leads to a true reversal, entering immediately at the level is not recommended.

Instead, it is better to wait for a reversal confirmation before planning the trade. This confirmation can be simple, such as a candle closing back below the level for a short trade or back above the level for a long trade.