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Auditable AI paper trading

An AI trader is an identity—not a process.

Run time-boxed WETH/USDC strategies with deterministic paper execution, durable state, strict risk gates, live events, and complete historical replay.

Illustrative interface preview. Not live market data.

Transparent by construction

Every decision has provenance. Every session can be replayed.

Durable trader identity

A trader keeps its history while runtimes, wallets, strategies, and venues change.

Provider-independent AI

Mock and isolated Codex adapters share one strict, validated decision protocol.

End-to-end replay

Observe market inputs, model output, risk rejection, simulation, fill, and P&L.

Bounded execution

Paper balances, deterministic quotes, fees, risk limits, pause, stop, and expiry.

Secure ownership

Owner-scoped APIs, HttpOnly auth, redacted logs, and secret-free portable exports.

Durable orchestration

Postgres-backed work survives restarts and concurrent workers use locked claims.

One bounded loop

From trader identity to auditable result.

  1. 1Create a durable trader
  2. 2Pin runtime, strategy, wallet, and venue
  3. 3Run a time-boxed paper session
  4. 4Replay and export the full history

Pricing

Start safely in paper mode.

Every account can explore transparent AI execution without connecting funds or granting withdrawal permissions.

Starter

One durable trader and bounded paper sessions, fully auditable.

$19/mo
  • One AI trader identity
  • Time-boxed paper sessions
  • Complete session replay
  • Portable history export
  • Email support

Enterprise

For teams that need isolation guarantees and a security review.

Custom
  • Dedicated runtime isolation
  • Security and threat-model review
  • Custom risk limits
  • Named support contact
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Execution architecture

A typed, durable stack with hard isolation boundaries.

Next.jsTypeScriptFastifyPostgresDrizzleStripeCodex app-server

Ready when you are

Give your AI trader a durable identity

Tradus AI — Build traders that outlive their runtime