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Start free, use the hosted dashboard first, then move to Enterprise only if you want a private machine setup.

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API Setup

Connect only the APIs your trading workflow needs

A plain-English setup page for AI keys, market data, broker/exchange connections, Telegram alerts, and optional quantum research.

Most users start here

ZeroTrade works best when setup is small and deliberate.

You do not need every connector. Start with one AI provider or one broker/exchange route, prove it in demo or paper mode, then add more only when the workflow actually needs it.

Open API KeysTry Demo First
Five Steps

The setup path customers can actually follow

01Choose the workflow

Start with AI-only, paper trading, market alerts, or hosted automation. Enterprise users can add private-machine testing later. Do not add every API at once.

02Create the key at the provider

Use the provider's API settings page. For brokers and exchanges, begin read-only or paper where possible.

03Disable withdrawals

Trading systems should not need withdrawal, transfer, funding, or recovery permissions. Keep API scopes narrow.

04Paste it into the vault

Log in, open API Keys, select the provider, paste the key once, and save. Secrets are not shown back in plain text.

05Test before automation

Use demo, replay, or paper mode first. Live API mode remains a separate, deliberate step.

AI Providers

AI watches, explains, ranks, and briefs.

AI providers do not bypass the risk engine and should not receive secrets, seed phrases, or unrestricted trading credentials.

OpenAI for stronger Oracle explanations, daily briefings, and anomaly reviewGroq or xAI for optional fast advisory routing where the customer supplies a keyOllama local mode for customers who want local helper AI without a cloud keyIonQ for optional quantum research probes, never direct live execution
Trading And Data APIs

For crypto, Solana, broker routes, and alerts.

For live trading, customers must use their own provider accounts and confirm permissions, regional availability, and risk settings.

Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin, Bitget, Hyperliquid, and CCXT-style exchange slotsJupiter, Solana RPC, Helius, QuickNode, Alchemy, Birdeye, DexScreener, CoinGecko, and CoinMarketCapTelegram, webhooks, and email for phone alerts, daily briefs, halt notices, and status messagesAlpaca, Interactive Brokers, Saxo OpenAPI, Schwab, OANDA, IG Markets, Capital.com, TradierMetaTrader 5, cTrader Open API, TradeLocker, Tradovate, NinjaTrader, TradingView webhooksPolygon, Twelve Data, Finnhub, Alpha Vantage, Tiingo, FMP, Databento, Nasdaq Data Link, dxFeed, EODHD, IEX Cloud
Security Rule

Read-only first. No withdrawal keys.

If a provider supports IP allowlists, paper keys, read-only mode, or withdrawal-disabled keys, use those safer settings first.

1. Create provider API key
2. Disable withdrawals
3. Save in ZeroTrade API Keys
4. Test demo or paper
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Real Automation

How paid live API trading is armed

Free accounts prove the flow in demo/paper. Paid hosted accounts can arm real API orders only after explicit setup, caps, cooldown, and risk acknowledgement.

Real live automation is paid-only and currently uses the Alpaca broker adapter first.Save Alpaca credentials in the API vault as JSON, for example: {"key_id":"...","secret_key":"...","live_trading":true}.Then open Account -> Hosted, choose Full API + Live API, set a max live order size and cooldown, type the live-risk acknowledgement, and arm live automation.
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