Automated trading programs
Programs that trade for clients, explained before they start.
Clients browse automated programs in the WebTrader, read how each strategy works, compare risk and results, then activate one and pause it when they choose.
What clients see
Compare programs before activating.
Each program shows what a client needs to compare it. Scalping, Swing, Trend, Conservative and Aggressive are example categories in the illustrations, not a list of available programs.
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Program library
Programs as cards, each with its markets, risk badge, maximum drawdown and results.
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How the strategy works
A plain explanation of each program’s method, before the client considers activating it.
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Markets
The markets each program trades, such as Forex, Gold and Crypto.
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Stop Loss and Take Profit policy
How a program sets its Stop Loss and Take Profit, described so the client knows what to expect.
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Risk and drawdown
Maximum drawdown, risk level and how the program behaves under exposure.
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Suggested starting capital
A suggested starting capital for each program, so clients can judge whether it fits their account.
Live results and backtests
Live results and backtests, never blended.
A backtest is a simulation on historical data. Live results come from real trading. They are shown separately and labelled, so a simulation is never mistaken for a record.
Neither predicts what a program will do next, and the detail page says so beside the chart.
- Methodology panel for each program
- Stop Loss and Take Profit policy
- Live and backtest lines on one chart, labelled
- Risk badge and maximum drawdown
- Risk statistics and exposure behaviour
For your brokerage
Stand out with a program library.
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More choice for clients
Clients who prefer rules-based trading to manual trading can use it on your platform.
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A visible point of difference
A program library sets your offer apart from platforms that do not have one.
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Something new to talk about
Your retention and sales teams get a reason to discuss with clients how they trade.
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Your brand and domain
Offered under your brokerage’s brand, on your own domain.
Choosing a program
Activate in one step, pause any time.
After comparing programs, the client reaches an activation view with the essentials in one place: suggested capital, risk badge, and the control to start or pause.
It works from the desktop WebTrader and from the dedicated mobile layout of the installable web app.
- Suggested capital shown before activation
- Risk badge visible at the moment of choice
- Activate a program with one control
- Pause it when the client decides
Set per deployment
Configured to your model.
How the feature runs depends on your brokerage. We confirm each point below in a private demo, so none of it is a fixed specification.
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Programs and categoriesConfirmed in demo
Which programs and categories are offered on your platform, and who provides them.
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Instruments per programConfirmed in demo
Which instruments each program can trade.
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Live and backtest dataConfirmed in demo
Which programs show live results, which show backtests, and which show both.
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Capital guidanceConfirmed in demo
How the suggested starting capital is set for each program.
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Pause and risk controlsConfirmed in demo
Which controls a client has once a program is running.
Scope and limits
What the feature is, and what it is not.
Automated trading carries risk
It is not risk-free, and the client’s capital is at risk. No strategy assures a return, and historical results do not indicate future results.
Backtests are simulations
A backtest is simulated on historical data and is not a live record. The product shows the two separately and labels them.
Dealer-based execution
QUANTIX is dealer-based: your brokerage company is the counterparty. Automated programs are not a link to an exchange or an ECN. How program orders are executed is confirmed in the demo.
Interface illustrations
The interfaces shown illustrate the experience. They do not display real traders, programs, signals or results.
Questions brokers ask.
What is an automated trading program?
A strategy that places trades by itself according to its own rules. The client chooses a program, activates it and can pause it.
How is it different from copy trading and signals?
An automated program is a strategy that executes by itself. In copy trading the client mirrors a trader’s trades, and a signal is an idea the client chooses whether to act on.
Does a good backtest show what a program will earn?
No. A backtest is a simulation on past data. It does not predict future results, and neither do live results.
Which programs are available?
That depends on your deployment. The programs and categories on this page are examples. What is offered on your platform is confirmed with you in the demo.
Does it run under our brand?
Yes. You offer it to your clients under your own brand and domain, inside the platform you already run on QUANTIX.
See the program library in a private demo.
We walk through the library, the strategy detail and the activation flow, and confirm the details for your brokerage.