Markets move in seconds. Opportunities appear, change and disappear faster than most traders can manually scan, analyze, validate and execute. FSTrading turns a defined strategy into a system that runs it.
FSTrading isn't a broker. It connects to your own Webull account through Webull's OpenAPI, using the app key, app secret, and account ID from your own Webull developer dashboard — the same connection you'd use to build anything else on top of your account.
Your credentials are encrypted at rest and never shown back once saved. Every order the system places is a real order in your own account — your funds, your custody, your broker. FSTrading only automates the decisions.
02 — Manual to automated
Find the setup. Check the chart. Confirm the conditions. Calculate risk. Place the order. Manage the position. Track the result.
Every trade. Every time. In sequence, under time pressure.
Those steps only feel separate because a person is doing them. Each hands its output to the next — a setup becomes a condition check, which becomes a risk calculation, which becomes an order.
FSTrading connects them into one continuous workflow, so you define the logic a single time instead of managing every decision on every trade.
03 — Automate discovery
Some look for momentum. Some look for breakouts. Some look for reversals, trends, volatility, volume, or completely custom conditions.
FSTrading continuously monitors the market and surfaces opportunities matching each strategy — no refreshing scanners, no jumping between watchlists.
Illustrative. Actual candidates depend on the strategy you configure.
04 — Automate analysis
FSTrading automatically evaluates the data behind each opportunity. Each strategy defines what matters. The platform handles watching it.
Illustrative.
05 — Automate the waiting
Instead of staring at a chart waiting for something to happen, the platform keeps monitoring. Conditions strengthen. Conditions weaken. Signals appear. Setups invalidate. Triggers form.
Every candidate is watched at the same time — not the two or three a person can hold in their head at once.
Illustrative.
06 — Automate the decision
Trading automation isn't just about automatically placing orders. The real value comes from automating the decision process before the order ever exists.
The strategy becomes executable logic.
07 — Automate risk
Before an order is sent, the platform determines how that trade should be structured — size, maximum risk, stop placement, target, reward-to-risk requirements, available buying power, and both strategy and account limits.
Risk controls become part of the automation, not something remembered after the trade begins.
08 — Automate execution
When the strategy conditions are satisfied, the platform moves directly from analysis to execution. No switching screens. No manually entering the ticker. No calculating share size. No typing prices into an order ticket.
09 — Automate trade management
Once a position is open, the platform keeps managing the trade according to the strategy.
The same rules that defined the entry keep governing the position.
10 — Run strategies in parallel
Software doesn't have that limitation.
Each strategy carries its own discovery logic, signals, scoring, risk rules, entry conditions, exit rules and market preferences. One strategy's configuration never bleeds into another's.
Different strategies. One automation engine.
11 — The entire workflow
Market data comes in and discovery turns it into candidates. Analysis and strategy decide whether it's a setup. Validation and risk decide the shape of the trade.
Execution places it, position management runs it, and performance data feeds back into how you evaluate the strategy. Every stage connects to the next.
12 — Consistency
Automation doesn't eliminate trading risk. But it can eliminate many of the inconsistencies that come from manually executing a defined strategy. The rules don't change because the market feels different in the moment.
13 — Your strategy becomes software
FSTrading isn't a trading system you have to adopt. It's the layer that turns what you already trade into something that runs itself.
14 — Always watching
It's persistence.
FSTrading can scan.
FSTrading can monitor.
FSTrading can search for new opportunities.
Every strategy can keep operating simultaneously. The system doesn't need to look away.
15 — Build once. Run continuously
Trading ideas shouldn't require rebuilding the entire infrastructure every time. FSTrading provides the parts every automated strategy needs, so a new strategy can focus on one thing: the logic that creates the edge.
Start in sandbox with fake money, connect your own broker key, and watch it run before any capital is at stake.
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Everything the automation is doing, on one screen — and every control you need to intervene.
FAQ
No. Your capital stays in your own brokerage account. You connect an API key that lets the platform place orders on your behalf, and you can revoke that key at your broker at any time.
Nothing right now — the platform is in early access. If paid plans arrive later, existing accounts will hear about it before anything changes.
We don't publish performance figures and we won't promise any. Automation makes a strategy consistent; it does not make it profitable. A strategy that loses money by hand will lose money faster automated. Run it in sandbox and judge the results yourself.
No. It removes inconsistency in how a defined strategy gets executed. Market risk, strategy risk and software failure all still exist, which is why risk limits and an emergency stop are part of the system rather than an add-on.
Yes. Close any single position from the dashboard, or use the kill switch to halt new entries and flatten everything currently open.
A brokerage account with API access enabled, and the API key it issues you. Sign up first, then connect the key from your dashboard.