Judge it before you fund it
The simulated balance is not a restricted trial. It is the entire platform against live prices, for as long as you want, with nothing of yours exposed.
About us
We built the part nobody enjoys doing.
Trutera Trade came out of a problem its founders kept hitting: the strategies were sound and the execution was not. Alerts arrived unread, orders went in wrong, and stops that existed on paper were never actually placed. Automating that gap worked well enough internally that it became a platform.
Why we built it
The founders spent years watching perfectly reasonable strategies produce unreasonable results. Almost none of it traced back to the analysis. It traced back to an alert seen forty minutes late, an order entered at the wrong size, a stop that was going to be set once the position settled down and then never was.
Digital assets make that failure mode worse than most markets do. There is no closing bell to stop you and no weekend to reset on. A discipline you hold comfortably on a Tuesday afternoon is a discipline you are asked to hold at four in the morning, and that is precisely when it stops being worth much.
So we automated the execution rather than the thinking. The judgement stays with the person: which pairs, which conditions, how much, when to stop. What the software contributes is that the decision made calmly is the decision that actually gets carried out, every time, without renegotiation.
That is the product on the Trutera Trade homepage today — prices, charts, a rule editor, execution and a full log in one account, with a simulated balance running against live prices from the moment you sign up.
Three commitments
We will not forecast for you
Our fee buys software, not performance. Every strategy that runs here can lose money, and we would rather say so plainly than bury it in a footnote.
One price, visible upfront
A single monthly fee. No cut of your profits, no tiers that matter, no minimum term, and no private group waiting behind an upsell.
Those commitments are the business model rather than a values statement, and the second one is the load-bearing part. A platform earning a percentage of your gains profits when you trade more, which is not always when you should. A flat fee earns the same whether you place four hundred orders or four — so we have no reason to talk you into either.
The people behind the engine
Deliberately small, and weighted towards people who have run trading infrastructure rather than people who have marketed it. Three time zones, so an incident never has to wait for morning.
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Engineering
Owns the execution engine, the rule editor and the market data pipeline. Most arrived from latency-sensitive systems rather than from finance, which is the right way round: the hard problem in automated trading is behaving identically on the ten-thousandth order, not cleverness.
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Trading operations
People who have run order books, settlement and live incidents on real venues. They decide how orders reach the market, what the platform does when a venue degrades, and where the risk controls sit so a bad afternoon cannot compound into a bad quarter.
03
Support
Handles setup, strategy configuration and account questions inside a business day and usually well under it. Staffed by people who trade on the platform themselves, not reading from a script. Reach them through the contact page.
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Security and compliance
Owns two-factor enrolment, withdrawal allowlisting, client account segregation and the protections described on the login page. Also holds the authority to strike any marketing claim we cannot evidence, which it has used.
team photo — 1200 × 500
Named profiles are still being prepared. We would rather leave a gap here than fill it with stock photography and job titles nobody holds.
How we get paid
A flat monthly subscription billed in advance, and nothing beyond it. We take no percentage of profits, we do not widen a spread to earn from your order flow, and no third party pays us to send you anywhere.
Signing up and running the simulated balance costs nothing and asks for no card. That is not a growth tactic — it is the standard we would apply ourselves before letting software place orders on our behalf. Run it until the evidence points one way or the other.
Where our role ends
Trutera Trade is not an adviser and gives no financial advice. We do not manage portfolios, we do not tell you what to buy, and we publish no signals for anyone to follow. The platform carries out instructions you wrote; the reasoning and the risk appetite behind them remain entirely yours.
Trading digital assets can cost you everything you commit. Automated systems fail, execute orders you did not intend, and behave unpredictably during violent moves or venue outages. Results from simulated balances and backtests describe conditions that already happened. Our terms and privacy policy set all of this out properly.