Crypto and MetaTrader 5 in one hosted MCP connection. Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor connect with a single URL and trade 16 exchanges plus MT5, simulating each order before it's placed. Risk rules compile into server-side checks no prompt can override: stop-loss required, your own risk limits, kill switch. Every connection starts on a $5,000 paper balance; real money needs a key behind 2FA. Every action returns a signed receipt.
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Hi everyone, I'm Batikan, one of the makers.
We built this because "AI trading" usually means a chatbot glued to one exchange's API. We wanted the opposite: give the assistant real native tools, then put a wall in front of it that a prompt cannot move.
The MCP server exposes 20 tools: portfolio, live prices, simulate, place, manage positions, receipts, channel replay, kill switch, paper account, event stream and more. You write your risk policy in plain words and it compiles into deterministic checks that run on our server, not in the model. Stop-loss is required on every order, and the limits enforced are the ones you set yourself - we impose no leverage ceiling, your exchange does. Every connection starts on a $5,000 paper balance. Real money needs a separate key you create behind 2FA. Each action returns an ed25519-signed, hash-chained receipt you can verify against our public key.
Two honest notes. We are not the first MCP server in crypto: an exchange shipped a single-venue one in January, and there are open-source ccxt-based servers that reach many venues. What we offer is crypto and MetaTrader 5 in the same hosted connection, with the risk policy enforced server-side. And we provide no signals and no financial advice. You bring the strategy, we execute it under your rules.
Genuinely curious what this community thinks: what limits would you want in place before you let an assistant touch a live account?
Hi everyone, I'm Batikan, one of the makers.
We built this because "AI trading" usually means a chatbot glued to one exchange's API. We wanted the opposite: give the assistant real native tools, then put a wall in front of it that a prompt cannot move.
The MCP server exposes 20 tools: portfolio, live prices, simulate, place, manage positions, receipts, channel replay, kill switch, paper account, event stream and more. You write your risk policy in plain words and it compiles into deterministic checks that run on our server, not in the model. Stop-loss is required on every order, and the limits enforced are the ones you set yourself - we impose no leverage ceiling, your exchange does. Every connection starts on a $5,000 paper balance. Real money needs a separate key you create behind 2FA. Each action returns an ed25519-signed, hash-chained receipt you can verify against our public key.
Two honest notes. We are not the first MCP server in crypto: an exchange shipped a single-venue one in January, and there are open-source ccxt-based servers that reach many venues. What we offer is crypto and MetaTrader 5 in the same hosted connection, with the risk policy enforced server-side. And we provide no signals and no financial advice. You bring the strategy, we execute it under your rules.
Genuinely curious what this community thinks: what limits would you want in place before you let an assistant touch a live account?