90 features. You choose what your clients get.

New users can create an account on your site by themselves.

Needs: Privacy and terms pages are published.

Switch on first: Robot check, Confirm email or phone.

Users sign in with their email address and a password, and can reset a forgotten password by email.

Needs: An email sender is set up, for the forgot-password mail.

Signed-in users can change their own password.

Switch on first: Sign in with a password.

Users sign in with an account they already have at Google, Facebook or Apple.

Needs: Your own app registration at each company you switch on, with your site's address.

Users sign in with a code sent to their phone by SMS or WhatsApp.

Needs: A message sender registered in your company's name; Limits on codes per user and per day.

You invite people by email or with a personal link, or add a list of them at once; each invited person creates an account from the invitation.

Needs: An email sender is set up, for the invitation mail.

Needs one of: Sign in with a password, Sign in with a one-time code, Sign in with Google, Facebook or Apple, Sign in through your own login page (standard).

Users sign in on your company's login page and arrive on the site already signed in. Uses the standard method most login systems offer.

Needs: The connection passed on a test site first; A test sign-in passed.

Users arrive from your company's app or login page through a connection built for your systems.

Needs: Connection set up by Tradetron staff from your answers; Passed on a test site first; Security review passed.

Sign-in and sign-up ask the visitor to prove they are a person.

Switching it off needs Tradetron’s approval.

New users confirm their email address or phone number before they can use the site.

Needs: An email sender or a message sender is set up.

Switching it off needs Tradetron’s approval.

Users can ask for their account and personal details to be deleted.

Switching it off needs Tradetron’s approval.

A page where users browse the strategies you offer.

Needs: At least one strategy is listed.

Strategy cards and pages show who created each strategy.

Switch on first: Marketplace.

A page that ranks strategy creators.

Switch on first: Marketplace, Creator names.

Users mark strategies as favourites and filter the marketplace by them.

Switch on first: Marketplace.

Some strategies are visible only to the clients you choose.

Switch on first: Marketplace.

Marketplace strategies show results from a Live Offline account that you run, and users can try them in Live Offline: every trade is recorded, nothing is sent to the exchange.

Needs: Your showcase Live Offline account is chosen.

Switch on first: Marketplace, Live Offline.

Strategy cards show figures such as drawdown and backtest results, computed by the platform.

Switch on first: Marketplace.

List strategies made by creators outside your company.

Needs: Each creator agreed in writing; Payout terms agreed.

Switch on first: Marketplace.

Your staff type performance figures onto strategy cards.

Switch on first: Marketplace.

Your users can offer their own strategies in your marketplace.

Needs: Rules for publishers accepted.

Switch on first: Marketplace, Strategy builder.

Simple products built on Tradetron's own strategies, for example 'pin the range'.

Switch on first: Marketplace, Live Offline.

Users build an options strategy by answering a few questions.

A longer wizard with entry, exit and position rules.

The full builder, where users write their own conditions and positions.

Users keep their own lists of instruments for use in strategies.

Switch on first: Strategy builder.

Users write parts of a strategy in Python.

Switch on first: Strategy builder.

Users turn a TradingView script into a strategy.

Switch on first: Strategy builder.

Users describe a strategy in words and the assistant builds it.

Needs: Your wallet has funds; A monthly spending limit is set.

Switch on first: Strategy builder, Assistant chat.

Billing: Billed at the AI provider's price, from your wallet.

Clients run strategies in Live Offline on their own broker account: every trade is recorded, but no order is sent to the exchange. Your trial runs this way.

Billing: Each running strategy counts toward the daily running fee.

Users test a strategy on past market data, compare runs and combine them.

Needs: Your wallet has funds.

Needs one of: Option wizard, Advanced wizard, Strategy builder.

Billing: Billed per backtest, from your wallet.

Users see how a position would behave as the market moves.

Ready lists of covered calls and cash-secured puts to choose from.

Users see and manage the broker accounts they trade through.

Needs: Your list of brokers is chosen.

A user can run the same strategy several times, for example on two brokers.

Billing: Each running strategy counts toward the daily running fee.

Users move a live strategy between automatic orders and orders they confirm with one click.

Switch on first: Live trading, automatic, Live Offline on your broker, after go-live.

Users make a running strategy larger or smaller without stopping it.

One button closes every open position of the user.

Users choose what a strategy does when a broker refuses an order.

Users invest in a basket of shares that is rebalanced by its rules.

Switch on first: Brokers page.

Billing: Billed by use, from your wallet.

Strategies send real orders to the broker by themselves, including runs the user starts with one click.

Needs: Compliance profile approved for live trading; At least one broker enabled; Your wallet has funds; Legal pages published.

Switch on first: Brokers page.

Billing: Each running strategy counts toward the daily running fee.

On a live platform, strategies keep running in Live Offline on the client's own broker account: every trade is recorded, but no order is sent to the exchange.

Needs: Compliance profile approved; At least one broker enabled; Your wallet has funds; Legal pages published.

Switch on first: Brokers page.

Billing: Each running strategy counts toward the daily running fee.

Strategies on crypto exchanges.

Switch on first: Brokers page.

Your staff start a strategy in a client's account, for one client or for many at once.

Dealers run strategies for the clients mapped to them; clients opt in or out.

Needs: Dealers are mapped to client codes.

Your staff open a client's dashboard to help them.

Your staff set a new password for a client or renew the client's broker connection.

Every user trades through the one broker you choose; the broker chooser is hidden.

Needs: The fixed broker is chosen.

Switch on first: Brokers page.

Only broker client ids on your list may connect.

Needs: The list of client ids is loaded.

Switch on first: Brokers page.

Each user's orders leave from a fixed address that the broker accepts.

Needs: Your wallet has funds.

Switch on first: Brokers page.

Billing: Billed by use, from your wallet.

The dashboard shows a watch list, charts, option tools and market news.

One page per running strategy with positions, payoff, statistics and messages.

Profit and loss update on screen while the market is open.

Profit and loss, positions and order book reports.

Users download a performance report as a PDF file.

Switch on first: Reports.

Compare the platform's orders with the broker's order book and see differences.

Switch on first: Brokers page.

Users group their strategies into portfolios.

One place where users read all messages from their strategies.

The mobile app shows alerts even when it is closed.

Needs: Your own alert credentials for Android and iPhone are loaded.

Switch on first: Your own app in the stores.

Users receive strategy messages in Telegram.

Needs: Your own Telegram bot, so that messages come in your name.

Users receive strategy messages by WhatsApp or SMS.

Needs: A message sender registered in your company's name; Approved message texts.

Each user has a balance with you that pays for strategies and fees.

Needs: Your legal name, tax number and state are filled in, for invoices.

Users top up their wallet by card, bank transfer or UPI through your payment company.

Needs: Your payment company keys are saved; A test payment passed; The payment confirmation check passed.

Switch on first: User wallet.

Users subscribe to a strategy for a number of months.

Needs: A price is set on at least one strategy.

Switch on first: Marketplace, User wallet.

Users pay one price per month and may use everything you offer.

Needs: The plan price is set.

Switch on first: User wallet.

Users pay a small amount for each day a strategy runs.

Needs: The daily amount is set.

Switch on first: User wallet.

Codes that give a discount on a strategy subscription.

Switch on first: Pay per strategy.

Users invite others with a personal link and you see who invited whom.

Switch on first: Sign-up.

You charge users a share of the profit a strategy makes.

Switch on first: Reports, User wallet.

Users ask questions in a chat that carries your name.

Needs: Your wallet has funds; A monthly spending limit is set; The assistant's name and wording are approved.

Billing: Billed at the AI provider's price, from your wallet.

The strategy detail page explains in words how a running strategy is doing.

Needs: Your wallet has funds.

Switch on first: Strategy detail page.

Billing: Billed at the AI provider's price, from your wallet.

The assistant explains why a strategy did or did not trade.

Switch on first: Assistant chat.

Billing: Billed at the AI provider's price, from your wallet.

The assistant can start a strategy in Live Offline (nothing is sent to the exchange) when the user asks.

Switch on first: Assistant chat, Live Offline.

Billing: Billed at the AI provider's price, from your wallet.

Users connect their own AI program to their account through an address in your name.

Needs: An address for the AI connection in your name; A sign-in service for it.

Switch on first: Your own address.

The site can be shown in a dark look; on the new site each user can switch.

A notice across the top of every page, written by you.

The site is shown in a language other than English.

Pages with lessons and a list of webinars.

Pages you write yourself, such as 'about us' or 'pricing'.

Your own visitor statistics service counts visits to your site.

Needs: The id of your statistics account.

A chat window on your site that connects visitors to your own support team.

Needs: The id of your support chat account.

Users let their own programs send signals to a strategy through a private address.

A user lets another user see or manage their strategies and brokers.

Users choose between the Indian and the US version of the site.

Users add your site to their phone's home screen and use it like an app.

An app with your name and icon, published from your own store accounts.

Needs: Your own store accounts are checked; Privacy and support pages on your address; Alert credentials loaded; The app name passed the name check.

Switch on first: Delete my account.

Needs one of: Sign in with a one-time code, Sign in through your own login page (standard), Sign in through your own login page (custom), Sign in with a password.

Billing: Billed by use, from your wallet.

Your own systems create users and receive events from the platform.

Needs: Keys issued; The address that receives events passed a test.

Your site runs on your own internet address.

Needs: The address points to the platform; A certificate was issued and checked.

Billing: Billed by use, from your wallet.

Your own app shows the user's running strategies in a built-in window.

Needs: Your app's sign-in hand-over passed a test.

You send a message to many of your clients at once by email, SMS or WhatsApp.

Needs: A sender registered in your company's name; Clients agreed to receive messages.