Capability doc
Live trading
A finished strategy can run live three ways: as signals, on a paper account, or with real orders at your own broker.
What this does
Live trading runs an approved strategy on Agenticks servers, so it keeps going when your computer is off. On the Assistant plan it sends each entry, target and stop to Telegram, or trades an Agenticks paper account that fills at the real bid and ask with no broker needed. On the Agent plan it places real orders at your connected brokerage.
How it works
- Build and backtest the strategy with the agent.
- Approve it.
- Choose signals, the paper account, or a connected broker.
- Pick the account, symbol, direction, size, limits and risk controls.
- Arm it. Orders and fills are logged as they happen.
Which brokers can take orders?
Wealthsimple, Charles Schwab, E*TRADE, Webull, Tastytrade, Public, Alpaca, Moomoo, Coinbase, Kraken and Binance. These connect for reading holdings only and cannot take orders from a strategy: Interactive Brokers, Questrade, Robinhood, Vanguard and Fidelity. A broker that can be connected is not always one that can take orders.
Guardrails
- Nothing is armed by default. Nothing trades until you approve the strategy and arm it.
- Editing a strategy creates a new version, and the new version needs approval before it can run.
- The strategy's symbol must match the account you deploy it to. A futures strategy cannot be deployed against a stock.
- Broker sign-in happens at the broker. Agenticks does not see your broker password.
- The agent never changes an armed strategy on its own.
Can it trade a prop firm account?
Prop firm accounts are not connected for automation. A futures trader on an evaluation runs the strategy on Telegram signals or the paper account, and uses the prop firm check to test it against the evaluation rules first.
Limits
Live fills, slippage, fees and latency differ from a backtest, and a strategy that tested well can lose money live. You are responsible for every order, size and risk setting.