AutoTrade is for traders who want a mandate with guardrails, not just one-click automation.
AutoTrade lets you give one plain-language mandate for capital, risk, mode, and trading scope. The system then works inside that brief, records its decisions, and keeps an audit trail you can review later.
It runs in paper mode: autonomous workflows with operating boundaries, session visibility, and a full audit trail. Live AutoTrade is not offered.
How AutoTrade works
Set the mandate
Describe capital, mode, underlyings, and risk boundaries in plain language. The session treats that mandate as the operating brief for the run.
Run inside guardrails
AutoTrade loops through market reads and decisions in paper mode while respecting capital limits, daily profit and loss boundaries, and allowed segments.
Review the audit trail
Every session keeps messages, events, and decision summaries so you can inspect what the system did instead of trusting a black box.
The goal is supervised autonomy, not blind execution.
- +Capital limit and daily loss boundary are part of the session state, not just a note in the prompt.
- +AutoTrade sessions run in paper mode only. Live AutoTrade is not offered.
- +Sessions can be stopped and restarted with a new mandate instead of mutating a live brief mid-run.
- +Every session keeps a transcript and event trail for review.
- +The system tracks the last decision summary, heartbeat state, and worker lease lifecycle.
Compliance posture
Paper only today
AutoTrade does not place live orders. Live automation would need exchange empanelment and broker approval first. Anadi Algo does not hold client funds.
Paper is simulation
Paper sessions are for workflow validation and review. They are not investment advice, profit projections, or a guarantee of live-market behavior.
Availability can change
Any future live automation depends on exchange empanelment, broker approval, and regulatory requirements, and those can change.
Use AutoTrade when
You already know the market scope and risk budget you want to allow, and you care about session-level supervision, paper-first rollout, and a visible audit trail.
Do not use AutoTrade as
A substitute for strategy validation. It still needs a clear mandate, realistic risk boundaries, and human review of what it is being asked to do.