Python Quotex Auto-Trading Bot

I have a simple, well-defined workflow that needs to be turned into a Python script able to run on Windows. The bot must watch a plain-text file that lists trades in three tab-separated columns:

1. Scheduled time (HH:MM, 24-hour)
2. Currency pair exactly as shown on Quotex
3. Direction written as “Buy” or “Call”

At each timestamp the bot should open a 1-minute position on Quotex with the specified pair and direction, then move to the next line. If the platform returns an error or a trade fails to execute, the script should capture the full response and write it to an error log—no automatic retries.

Key functional needs
• Read and parse the file continuously or on a short polling interval.
• Sync accurately with system time so orders fire at the correct second.
• Execute trades through the Quotex web interface or official API if available; Selenium, Playwright, or a similar library is perfectly acceptable as long as the interaction is reliable.
• Produce two logs: one for executed trades with timestamps and confirmation IDs, and one for errors.
• Run from a single command on Windows and include a brief README covering prerequisites, configuration (file path, account credentials, stake size), and how to start/stop the bot.

Acceptance criteria
• I can point the script at a sample text file, watch it place each trade in real time, and find matching entries in the success log.
• Any rejected order appears only in the error log with a clear message; the bot then continues reading the next line without pausing or retrying.
• All dependencies install cleanly through requirements.txt or a one-step installer.

Provide the fully commented Python source, the two log templates, and setup instructions. Once delivered, I’ll test on my Windows machine with a live Quotex account to confirm everything works exactly as described.