Automated trading

Automation is easy to start. Governing it is the product.

Crypto trading bots — we call them trading systems — execute a set of rules on your exchange around the clock. Anyone can start one. What decides the outcome is everything that stands between an idea and live capital.

What an automated system is, precisely

A trading system is a set of mechanical rules: where to enter, how much to commit, when to take profit, what to do when the market moves against the position. It executes them on your own exchange account through an API key created with trading enabled and withdrawals disabled. Your funds never leave the exchange, and we never hold them.

It is not a prediction engine and not passive income. A system follows the strategy you gave it — if the strategy is wrong for the market, the system will lose money efficiently and without hesitation. That is precisely why the design and validation steps matter more than the automation itself.

Eleven strategy engines cover different market conditions: grids and range grids for oscillation, DCA and scheduled accumulation for patient entry, combo and hedged setups for trends, market making for spreads, TWAP for large entries, funding and inter-exchange arbitrage for market-neutral yield.

The route every system takes

Design
Describe the goal and the AI builds the full configuration — or start from a curated system with its parameters visible.
Prove
A backtest on real candles up to a year deep, then paper trading on the same engine that runs live.
Admission
A deterministic risk gate checks liquidation distance, portfolio limits and sizing before real money. It can refuse.
Operate
One screen for the whole fleet — positions, exposure, decision quality, kill switch — plus an auto-hedge bound to your drawdown threshold.

What we do not claim

  • —No returns are promised, and no performance figures are shown that were not measured on real candles.
  • —Automation does not remove market risk; it removes hesitation, which cuts both ways.
  • —A profitable backtest is evidence about the past, not a forecast.
  • —Leverage and liquidation remain real on futures — the gate warns, it does not make risk disappear.

Questions people actually ask

Do you hold my funds?

No. TalixTrade is non-custodial: your money stays on your exchange account and the API key is created with withdrawals disabled. We are not an exchange, broker or custodian.

Can I run it for free?

Paper trading is free permanently and needs no card — including a backtest on real history. Live trading requires a Pro or Elite subscription.

Which exchanges are supported?

Binance, Bybit and OKX, spot and futures.

What happens if TalixTrade goes offline?

Your funds and positions stay on the exchange under your control. New automated actions pause; protective orders already placed on the exchange remain there.

Start where nothing is at risk.

Build a system, backtest it on real candles and run it on paper — no card, no live capital until you decide.