Autopilot
Your goal. Your keys.
It trades toward your target only after you arm it.
The goal model
A goal it can follow.
You set target, deadline and risk appetite. From those, it derives a pace.
How you arm it
Armed by you alone.
A goal — target, deadline, risk. Then explicit, recorded consent. One tap disarms everything.
Every cycle
Check. Read. Limit. Decide.
Each cycle runs the same drill before any order can exist.
The drill, in order
- Confirms Autopilot is still armed
- Reads live equity from your broker
- Applies every limit — risk, daily, floor
- Only then decides: trade, or stand down
While you sleep
It works the night shift.
It watches your pairs, sizes each order from your live balance, places it, notifies you.
The refusals
When it says no.
Every refusal is logged with its reason. The honesty is the feature.
Reasons it will refuse
- Daily limit reached
- Equity floor touched
- Risk ceiling exceeded
- Market data unavailable
Each one appears in your log the moment it happens.
The safeguards
Hard limits, not suggestions.
Four independent brakes stand between the engine and your account.
The four brakes
- Per-trade risk ceiling — hard-capped in code; the AI cannot override it
- Daily trade and daily-loss limits
- Protective equity floor — Autopilot stands itself down
- Instant halt — one tap, everything stops
The record
You are the final authority.
Every order and every refusal is logged. A notification for every action.
The honest part
Read this before arming.
Automation can lose money faster — precisely because it acts without you.
Goals are plans, not promises. VANTIQX is a software tool, not a licensed asset manager. Autopilot requires a paid plan and your explicit consent — and only money you can afford to lose.
VANTIQX Autopilot
Arm it when ready.
Requires a paid plan and explicit, recorded consent. Trading involves substantial risk.