GetAITrade
Prepare trades from the web or Telegram, then confirm every order yourself.
GetAITrade lets you prepare broker orders from the web or Telegram. It records each step and requires a person to confirm every order before execution. Phase one is live and has been tested with real funds.
Broker connectivity
Connect a broker and turn an instruction into a structured order for review.
Confirmation before execution
A person must approve every live order before it is sent.
Complete audit log
Every step is recorded, and dry run is the default setting.
The breakdown
The problem
Software can turn a written instruction into a broker order, but it can also misunderstand that instruction. A useful trading tool has to account for the mistake that happens when real money is involved.
The approach
Let the software prepare an order, but never submit it on its own. Each instruction becomes a structured order that a person can read before it reaches the broker. Every live order pauses for confirmation, and dry run is the default setting.
How it is put together
- Structured orders
- A written instruction becomes a structured order before anything reaches the broker API, so the person approving it can see exactly what will be sent.
- Confirmation step
- Every live order requires explicit consent. The software can prepare and explain the order, but cannot submit it.
- Web and Telegram surfaces
- Both use the same order process so the confirmation step is identical wherever the instruction begins.
- Audit logging
- Every action is recorded, with dry run enabled by default so nothing executes silently.
Calls that could have gone the other way
No autonomous execution, at any tier
Autonomous execution would change the nature and risk of the product. Because I am not SEBI registered, that boundary is firm.
Dry run is the default mode
Defaults are the real safety mechanism. If the safe path needs a flag, someone eventually forgets the flag.
Tested with real funds before widening access
Paper testing hides the failures that only appear with real fills, real slippage and real latency.
