Non-custodial · crypto and US stocks
Connect with an API key. Activate something from the marketplace. Set the loss you are willing to take. From there it trades inside your own account — and cuts itself off at 6% down on the day, whether or not you are watching.
No deposit. No funds held. Run it on simulated money first.
all-weather
Binance · Futures
+12.40%
since activation
Open positions
Daily drawdown used
1.80% of 6.00%
There is nothing to deposit into.
Past either, it stops opening.
Nine for crypto, Alpaca for stocks.
Only the middle one is you.
BinanceSpot · Futures
BybitSpot · Futures
OKXSpot · Futures
BitgetSpot · Futures
BitunixSpot · Futures
CoinbaseSpot · Futures
Kraken ProSpot
Kraken FuturesFutures
KuCoinSpot
AlpacaStocks & ETFs · CryptoMost platforms ask you to send them your money and trust them.
This one asks for an API key and hands you a kill switch.
There is no deposit, no internal wallet to fund and no withdrawal to wait on. Orders are placed, managed and closed inside your own exchange account, in your name. If you want it to stop, one button pauses every strategy you have running and closes every position you have open.
How it works
An API key, not a transfer. The balance stays where it already is, on your venue, in your name. We can place and close orders inside it — we cannot move money out of it.
Spot and futures are separate wallets on the same exchange. A futures strategy cannot reach what is sitting in spot, and the screen tells you before you activate, not after the first order dies.
Not a bot store with a copytrading tab bolted on. One shelf. You are activating something that trades for you — whether the signal is written by an algorithm or by a person is a label on the card, not a different product.
Every card carries win rate, average ROI, max drawdown and the number of closed trades those are calculated from. Same row, same size, same typeface.
Percent of capital per trade, how many positions at once, a ceiling per trade and on total exposure — and a cumulative loss cut in USDT that stops the copying dead.
Nothing restarts on its own. If it stopped, it stopped because a number you chose said so, and it stays stopped until you re-arm it by hand.
API key
Permissions
Can place and close orders
Cannot withdraw your funds
+3ActionTraderPro
over 412 closed trades
Percent per trade2.00%
Positions at once3
Total exposure5,000 USDT
Cumulative loss cut400 USDT
Signal refused — daily drawdown reached
It stops opening until tomorrow. You did not have to be watching.
Not sure yet? Activate it on a simulated account. Real prices, every platform rule, no real money — and the activation keeps its history when you switch it to live.
How paper trading works →Verified results
Win rate and average ROI sit next to max drawdown and worst losing streak, at the same size, in the same typeface. All four are measured on trades this platform executed and closed. Nobody types them in — not the traders who charge for them, and not us.
Ranked by win rate, not total return.
Total return rewards whoever published first, not whoever trades best.
Thin track records do not appear at all.
A 100% win rate off two trades is worse than showing you nothing.
Nothing about any person is published.
Not how many people run a strategy, not what any of them made or lost.
| Strategy | Markets | Win rate | Avg ROI | Max drawdown | Worst streak | Trades | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| vwap-reversionActionTraderPro · Algorithm | Spot | 60.8% | +0.7% | −6.1% | 3 in a row | 512 | Free |
| all-weatherActionTraderPro · Algorithm | SpotFutures | 61.4% | +2.1% | −9.8% | 4 in a row | 412 | $49/mo |
| tailwind-navigatorActionTraderPro · Algorithm | Futures | 58.7% | +1.6% | −11.3% | 5 in a row | 356 | $39/mo |
| orb-dailyActionTraderPro · Algorithm | Stocks & ETFs | 57.2% | +0.9% | −7.4% | 4 in a row | 203 | $29/mo |
| donchian-surferActionTraderPro · Algorithm | Futures | 54.9% | +2.8% | −14.2% | 6 in a row | 288 | $39/mo |
| smc-liquidity-sweep[TRADER NAME] · Trader signal | Futures | 53.6% | +4.2% | −21.9% | 8 in a row | 141 | $59/mo |
| squeeze-igniterActionTraderPro · Algorithm | Futures | 53.1% | +3.4% | −18.6% | 7 in a row | 174 | $39/mo |
Average ROI is per trade, not per year. Nothing here is a forecast — it is what already happened.
See the full leaderboardThe marketplace
A strategy is something you activate so that it trades for you. Two things describe it: who owns it, which decides who gets paid, and where the signal comes from. Neither turns it into a different product.
by ActionTraderPro
+0.7%
avg ROI
60.8%
win rate
−6.1%
worst drop
over 512 closed trades
Free
per month
by ActionTraderPro
A regime router that runs around the clock and hands each market condition to the sub-strategy built for it.
+2.1%
avg ROI
61.4%
win rate
−9.8%
worst drop
over 412 closed trades
$49
per month
by ActionTraderPro
+1.6%
avg ROI
58.7%
win rate
−11.3%
worst drop
over 356 closed trades
$39
per month
When you activate, you pick the account it trades on, how it executes — futures, spot, arbitrage, DCA or correlation — and the percent of capital per trade. Accounts that cannot trade the market a strategy needs are shown greyed out with the reason, never hidden.
Browse the full marketplaceRisk
The other two hold whether or not you are paying attention. That is the entire point of them.
Set by us. You cannot raise it, and neither can the person selling you the signal.
1%
base risk per trade
Sized with the expected spread and slippage, not on the ideal fill.
1 → 4%
phases by cumulative result
1% to +10% PnL, 2.5% to +30%, 3% to +50%, 4% above. Risk the gain, not the starting capital.
6% / 12%
daily and weekly drawdown
Past either figure it stops opening. It does not average down and it does not try to win it back.
3 losses
then a cooldown
After three losing trades in a row it drops back to 1% for the next two.
Set by you, per strategy. This is the layer the rest of the industry leaves to your willpower.
Percent per trade
How much of your capital a single signal is allowed to move.
Positions at once
How many can be open at the same time.
Cap per trade · total exposure
Two hard ceilings in USDT, whatever the percentage works out to.
Risk profile
Conservative, Balanced or Aggressive scales our settings without touching the strategy.
Cumulative loss cut, in USDT. When an activation has lost that much, it stops copying and stays stopped. Not until tomorrow. Not until the next signal. Until you re-arm it by hand.
Set by whoever owns the strategy. It decides the trade, never how much of your account it can reach.
Entry
Where it opens.
Take profit
Where it takes the gain.
Stop loss
Where it takes the loss. Trailing stops and TP/SL are watched by us when the exchange will not do it natively.
Leverage
Still inside your caps from layer two.
One button pauses every strategy you have running and closes every position you have open. It touches nobody else's account, and nothing starts again on its own.
The risk screen shows what you have used today and what is stopping a signal right now — daily drawdown, weekly drawdown or a cooldown. A trade that was refused should never look like the platform failing.
Exchanges and markets
Connected with an API key. We cannot move your funds off the exchange — only place, manage and close orders inside it.
Binance
SpotFutures
125x
Bybit
SpotFutures
OKX
SpotFutures
Bitget
SpotFutures
Bitunix
SpotFutures
125x
Coinbase
SpotFutures
INTX
Kraken Pro
Spot
Kraken Futures
Futures
KuCoin
Spot
Alpaca
Stocks & ETFsCrypto
Paper trading
Simulated
Spot and futures are two wallets.
Different balances on the same exchange. A futures strategy cannot spend what is sitting in spot — so accounts that cannot run a strategy appear greyed out with the reason, never hidden.
Alpaca is what makes stocks real here.
US equities and ETFs, on the same platform and under the same three risk layers as the crypto side. Not a roadmap item.
Before you risk anything
Two ways to spend nothing finding out. Both of them tell you what they cannot see — and that paragraph is printed inside the product, not just here.
Simulated money, real prices, and every single platform rule — the same drawdown cuts, the same cooldown, the same sizing. The activation walks the exact path a live one walks.
Paper does not model fees or slippage. That makes a paper result a ceiling, not a promise. Live will come in under it.
Run a strategy and a set of pairs against real history. It charges a fee per side and a slippage figure you set, and hands back the result, win rate, profit factor, max drawdown and how every trade ended.
It does not model order impact, gaps straight through your stop, or perpetual funding. Use it to compare strategies and assets against each other — not to read one exact number off a single run.
A tool that hides what it cannot see is a tool you cannot size a position with.
Run one on paperBacktesting, hands off
Connect your account to Claude — or any assistant that supports it — and ask in plain language. It sweeps parameters, pairs and timeframes, ranks what came out, and then checks whether the winner survives outside the data it was found in.
Your connection address
https://mcp.actiontraderpro.com/mcp
Paste it into your assistant's connector settings. Nothing to install.
In Claude it is Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector. Other apps call it MCP or Integrations.
It opens ActionTraderPro. You sign in the way you always do and press Approve — your password is never typed anywhere else.
“Find me a strategy for BTC and ETH on 1h and 4h.” It runs the backtests and comes back with a ranked table.
An AI that runs two hundred backtests will always find one that looks superb. That is why it is instructed to put the winner through the stretch of history it never saw, other pairs and double the costs — and to tell you which of those it failed.
It cannot trade with real money, connect an exchange or move funds. That is enforced by our backend and not by the assistant behaving itself: a connection only ever reaches backtesting, setups and paper. Going live stays a button you press yourself.
Backtests, setups and paper trading
Trading, exchanges and anything that moves money
The tedious half of finding an edge is running the thousand tests. That half was never the half you were good at.
Included in PRO and ELITE.
For traders
Every follower who pays a subscription lands as a credit on your balance. The platform resolves its commission on each charge, so what you put on the strategy is what you charged.
Your track record gets published the same way everyone else's does — win rate, average ROI, max drawdown and worst losing streak, all measured on trades the platform executed and closed. You do not get to write them. Neither do we.
Your strategies and signals
What you published, what fired, and what it did on every account following it.
Your followers
A count, not a customer list. Nobody's balance or PnL is exposed to you — or to anyone.
Your earnings
Balance, holds, and every movement that produced them.
Withdrawals
USDT on BSC, confirmed through an email link that expires in 30 minutes and a 2FA code.
Would rather not publish? Have your own strategy automated.
You send us how it trades. The status is visible the whole way through, with a timeline of milestones and messages — so you are never waiting on an email to find out where it got stuck.
Plans
How many strategies you can run at once, how many exchanges you can link, and how much of the platform you can publish into. Subscriptions to individual strategies are priced by whoever owns them.
Pricing in the appCurrent prices are shown when you pick a plan inside the dashboard.
One strategy, one exchange. Enough to find out whether any of this is for you.
Start on StarterPricing in the appCurrent prices are shown when you pick a plan inside the dashboard.
Two exchanges, monthly credits, and the metrics you need to tell a good month from a lucky one.
Start on ProPricing in the appCurrent prices are shown when you pick a plan inside the dashboard.
Five exchanges, two strategies running side by side, and one published strategy of your own included.
Start on EliteCredits
Buy them to cover anything charged by use — an extra strategy, publishing your own.
Wallet, coupons and invoices
An internal balance, promo codes that discount for a set number of periods, and every charge on record.
Referrals
A percentage of the first payment from whoever you invite, in credits, up to a cap.
Cancel whenever
Trying a strategy on a simulated account costs nothing and does not use a slot on your plan.
Questions
No. There is no deposit and no balance of yours to fund. You link your exchange account with an API key, and every order is placed, managed and closed inside that account, in your name. The only balance we hold is a trader's earnings from selling signals, and that only exists if you decide to sell signals.
One button, called Stop everything. It pauses every strategy you have running and closes every position you have open. It touches nobody else's account, and nothing restarts on its own — you turn it back on.
Yes. Activate on a simulated account: real prices, every platform rule, no real money, and it does not use up a slot on your plan. The activation keeps its history when you move it to a live account. Paper does not model fees or slippage, so treat the result as a ceiling.
From trades the platform executed and closed on real accounts. Win rate, average ROI, max drawdown and worst losing streak are computed from those, not from what a strategy's owner reports. Strategies without enough closed trades are excluded rather than shown with a flattering number.
Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, Bitunix, Coinbase, Kraken Pro, Kraken Futures and KuCoin for crypto, and Alpaca for US stocks and ETFs. Plus paper trading, which runs the same execution path with simulated money.
We hold your API keys and your wallet, so this matters. With two-step verification switched on, a stolen password is not enough to trade with your money or to request a withdrawal. Withdrawals also need a confirmation link that expires in 30 minutes and a 2FA code.
Two ways. Publish signals as a trader and set your own price, or send us a strategy you already trade and have it automated for you — with the build status visible the whole way through.
The same strategy, the same rules, the same execution path — and the activation keeps its history when you switch it over.