Coverage
Your brokers, your accounts, your credentials
We do not hold your money and we are not in the path it takes. You connect an account you already own, and every order lands there under access you granted and can take back.
What each account can carry
Connected today
A capability table rather than a wall of logos. The question is whether your account can hold what you trade, and whether you can rehearse it first.
| Broker | Stocks | Options | Crypto | Paper |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alpaca | ||||
| Interactive Brokers | ||||
| Binance | ||||
| Binance TR |
Paper marks an account you can rehearse against before funding anything. One of these has no paper mode, which is worth knowing before you plan around it rather than after.
Where the money is
We build software, we are not in the money path
That is a structural fact about how this works, not a policy that could change next quarter.
The account is yours
Opened by you, held at your broker, funded and withdrawn by you. Nothing here creates an account or moves money between them.
The keys stay sealed
Credentials are encrypted and read only when an order is being placed. They are never kept in configuration files or environment variables, which is the shortcut that leaks them.
Revocable without us
Access was granted at your broker and can be withdrawn at your broker. You do not need our cooperation, and you do not need to close anything here first.
Start where it costs nothing
Connect a paper account, run something end to end, and fund it only once you have watched it behave.