Trade like a system,
not a person.
Run your strategy on your own exchange with the risk gates a desk would insist on — and stop-losses that put themselves back.
Built for every kind of trader
◆Every order,
on the record.
Signal, order, fill, protection — queryable and exportable. When something goes sideways you answer "why" in five minutes.
See it liveEvery order, traced
Signal in, order out, fill, protection — all queryable.
Risk gates first
Caps checked before an order ever reaches the venue.
Demo or live
Identical code path. Flip a connection flag.
Nine exchanges
Global and India venues — every connection isolated.
Practice first.
Switch when ready.
Run a bot on synthetic funds for as long as you like. When you flip it live, nothing about the code path changes.
Same engine
Demo runs the code that live runs.
Same self-heal
Protection applies to both, equally.
Side by side
Run demo and live at once, isolated.
Your keys
Read + trade scope. Withdrawal refused.
Your keys stay yours.
So does your money.
Never holds funds
Trading runs on your own exchange API keys. A platform compromise cannot move money out.
Keys encrypted at rest
Decryption needs a secret held outside the database, separately scoped and rotated.
31,000+ checks per release
A 13-stage pipeline exercises every trading flow before code reaches your account.
FAQs
No. Backtest, Marketplace and the Bot Watch List are all public. You only sign in when you want to deploy a bot to your own exchange account.
Never. Trading runs on your own exchange API keys, scoped to read and trade. Withdrawal permission is never requested, and a withdrawal-scoped key is refused at the point of saving.
Exchanges sometimes drop or auto-cancel a stop order. Three independent layers catch that: an inline check seconds after placement, a continuous two-minute recovery loop, and a validator for later auto-purges.
Nine venues: Binance, Bybit, KuCoin, Coinbase, Delta Exchange, CoinDCX, CoinSwitch, Pi42 and Mudrex. Each carries full order placement, position sync and trade history, and every connection is isolated from the others — one connection's risk never bleeds into another.
Yes, and it's the sensible order. Run a bot on a demo connection with synthetic funds for as long as you like, then flip the same bot to live. The code path is identical and the same stop-loss protection applies to both.
No. Pick a marketplace bot, or compose one visually in the no-code builder. If you already write TradingView Pine Script, you can pipe those signals in instead.