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Agentic trading,
explained.
How AI agents trade real markets: what agentic trading is, how non-custodial keys keep your funds yours, how to trade from Claude and Cursor over MCP, and how to go from paper to live without blowing up.
Two ways to let AI trade for you: MCP and the API
MCP or the API: two ways to let an AI agent trade, from a ready-made tool connection to full programmatic control.
Read →How to run an AI trading agent with real money, safely
Real money does not mean reckless. The disciplined way to run an AI trading agent: keep custody, scope the key, cap the downside, preview orders, and keep a kill switch within reach.
Read →One API for stocks, crypto, perps, options, and prediction markets
Five real markets, one key, one instrument format, every size in dollars. Why a unified trading API is what actually makes an AI agent useful across asset classes.
Read →Non-custodial trading for AI agents: keys your agent can use but never steal
The real risk in agentic trading is not a bad trade, it is custody. Non-custodial rails let an agent trade your real funds while a compromise can never move them out.
Read →Trading with MCP: let Claude, Cursor, and Codex place real trades
MCP lets an AI assistant call real tools. Point it at a trading server and Claude, Cursor, or Codex can quote, place real trades, and track positions, all in plain language.
Read →How to give an AI agent a trading account
Give an AI agent one key that opens its own account, trades five real markets, and stays inside limits you set, with your funds in a wallet you control. Here is the whole flow.
Read →What is agentic trading?
Agentic trading is trading carried out by an autonomous AI agent that reads a market, decides, and places real orders on its own, inside guardrails you set. A plain-language guide.
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