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The rest of these docs are for your engineers: keys, routes and webhooks. This page is the other half. Your traders never call the API. They sign in to trdrs and get a finished trading platform, and every feature below is one you don’t build, host or support. Use this page when you tell your team, or your traders, what comes with an account.

Charts

Live candles, built-in indicators, drawing tools, market sessions, and chart settings that follow the trader from device to device.

Alerts

Price alerts on any symbol, delivered while the trader is away from the screen.

The order ticket

Market, limit, stop and stop-limit orders, each with a bracket of up to three take profits and three stop losses, and the safety checks on by default.

Bar replay and backtesting

Replay any session bar by bar, and test a strategy against history before it risks an account.

Strategies and scripts

Write strategies and custom indicators in the built-in editor, with the platform’s own scripting SDK.

The journal

A calendar of every session with its trades attached, the review habit a firm wants its traders to have.

The trade copier

Copy one account’s trades into others, for traders who run more than one account.

Leaderboard and competitions

Competitions with prize pools and standings, ranking every trader who enters.

The AI assistant

An assistant that reads the trader’s own charts and journal, in the same workspace.

Phone and desktop

The same workspace on a phone, with the chart, the ticket and every menu built for touch.

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Build only what you own

Your engineers build only what you own: the venue, its accounts and rules, billing, and what your systems do with events. The trading platform is already built and maintained, so an evaluation you sell on Monday can be traded on a full platform the same day, with no front end of your own.
Building your own front end anyway? The chart library is the same chart this platform draws, and Connect lets traders who sign in only to your app connect their accounts there.

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Decide what stays yours

  • Which accounts exist, and on what terms. A prop firm issues them on the paper book. A brokerage holds them at a provider and pre-registers its traders in Connect.
  • The rules that govern them. Run a venue and Venue accounts cover instruments, limits, stages and the account lifecycle.
  • What your systems do with events. Receive events sends your server a signed webhook when a balance moves, a risk lock is set or an account is reset.