Four steps, then it runs.
Our models do the screening. You keep the account, the keys and the balance — we keep the execution honest and fast.
Connect a trade-only API key
Create the key on your exchange with fund transfers disabled. Paste it once. That is the whole setup.
Set your capital, every trade scales to it
Positions are taken as a percentage of the capital you nominate — never a fixed lot copied from someone larger.
Signals reach your account in milliseconds
Median execution is 80 ms from decision to order acknowledgement, straight into your own exchange account. Entries and exits are placed the same way.
Review every fill, slippage and P&L
Each execution is logged with timestamp, fill price and slippage against the signal price, in basis points.
Most crypto signals are noise.
The crypto derivatives market produces setups continuously. Almost all of them are indistinguishable from randomness once fees, funding and slippage are subtracted.
Our models are built to discard, not to find. A candidate has to survive volatility, liquidity, regime and cost filters before it is allowed anywhere near your account. The overwhelming majority never do.
We act only where independent signals agree.
One model finding an edge means very little. Several models, built on unrelated inputs, arriving at the same conclusion within the same window means considerably more. That agreement is the only thing that reaches your account.
Structure. Trend and mean-reversion state across multiple horizons.
Flow. Order book depth, imbalance and the cost of getting filled.
Regime. Volatility and funding conditions that decide whether an edge survives.
Risk. Exposure already open, and what a new position would do to it.
Disagreement is a decision too. When the filters conflict, nothing is sent.
One entry, exactly sized.
A signal carries a percentage, not a quantity. Your account applies that percentage to your own capital, so a small balance and a large one take the same risk in proportional terms — and neither is dragged into a derivatives position it cannot carry.
Exposure is capped at the same percentage whatever the balance, and each order is checked against the venue's minimum size before it is placed, so nothing is rounded up to fit.
It stays in your name.
Funds never leave your own exchange account. There is no deposit to us, no pooled wallet, no transfer step. Our models decide; your account executes. We place and close orders inside it and nothing else.
Your funds never leave your exchange.
Your capital stays in your own account, in your own name, the entire time. The connection is scoped to trading only, encrypted before it reaches us, and revocable by you in one click.
Trade-only access
The key you create has fund transfers disabled at the exchange. Placing and closing orders is the only permission it carries.
Bound to one IP
Keys are locked to a single execution server address. A copied key is inert anywhere else.
Sealed in your browser
Secrets are encrypted on your device before they reach us. They are never written to disk or logs in readable form.
A kill switch you control
One action stops new orders and closes what is open. Or revoke the key at your exchange and the connection ends immediately.
Thirty days free, then priced on capital.
The trial is the full product — same signals, same execution, same reporting. No card is required to begin, and nothing starts automatically at the end of it.
Billed on the capital you nominate, not on profit — no performance fee, no incentive to over-trade you.
Change your nominated capital whenever you like; sizing follows from the next signal onwards.
Stop any time. Positions are closed cleanly, never stranded.
No card required to start the trial.
Questions worth asking.
₹20,000 is what we recommend, and it is a recommendation rather than a limit. At that level a trade comfortably clears the exchange's minimum position size and the fees taken on the way in and out, so the gains you see are the gains you keep. You can start with ₹10,000, or less — the account still mirrors, positions are just smaller, and the occasional small trade rounds below the venue minimum and is skipped. Nothing is hidden from you when that happens.
Nothing is charged automatically. On day 30 new signals stop and any open position is closed at market unless you choose to continue. You are told several days in advance, in the product and by email.
Not exactly, and we do not pretend otherwise. Your venue, its liquidity at that moment and your order size all move the fill. Every execution is logged with its slippage against the signal price in basis points, so the difference is measurable rather than assumed.
Major derivatives venues that offer trade-only API keys with IP binding. The current list is shown during setup, before you connect anything, and we add venues only once execution quality on them has been measured for a full quarter.
No. The key you create has fund-transfer permission switched off at the exchange, so the capability is absent rather than merely unused. Your funds stay in your own account throughout.
Use the kill switch, or revoke the key at your exchange. Either way new orders stop immediately; the kill switch also closes open positions cleanly rather than leaving them stranded.