Paper trading in controlled beta. Live execution is not yet available.

How an order moves

1. You set the rules

Write a strategy in a simple rule format. Each saved version is locked, so you always know exactly what ran.

2. You sign your limits

You sign a permission that says which broker account, which instruments and how much. Signing needs a code from your authenticator app.

3. The agent suggests

The agent can read data and suggest an order. It cannot send one.

4. Checks run

Every order is checked against your signed limits and a stop switch before it can be sent.

5. You approve, it is sent once

After approval the order goes to your broker once. If a connection drops, we look the order up instead of sending it again.

6. You get a receipt

The receipt shows the rule, the checks, your permission and the broker's answer.

Hypothetical example — not a real order or result

Your limits allow buying up to 0.01 BTC-USDT per order. The agent suggests buying 0.001 BTC-USDT with a limit price of 30,000 USDT. You approve it with a code. The order is checked, sent once to the broker's test network, and shows as "waiting for a fill". You cancel it, and the receipt shows each step.

Not investment advice

Nothing on these pages is investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Trading can lose money, including all of it. Simulated and hypothetical results do not predict real results, and nobody can promise any outcome.

Independence

Binance, Upstox and Alpaca are named only to describe technical compatibility work. Satelink is not affiliated with, endorsed by or a partner of any of them, and no broker, exchange or regulator has reviewed or approved Satelink or Satelink Trading AI.