Your rules.
Executed precisely.
Bitmoney turns a written trading plan into automation that runs around the clock — tested on historical data, bounded by limits you set, and logged line by line.
Everything between the idea and the order
One toolchain for writing rules, checking them against history, running them live and seeing exactly what happened.
Strategy rules
Describe entries, exits and position sizing as explicit rules. No hidden logic — what you write is what runs.
Backtesting
Replay your rules over historical market data, with fees and slippage included, before anything goes live.
Execution engine
Orders are placed through exchange APIs the moment conditions are met — day or night, without hesitation.
Risk limits
Maximum position size, daily loss stop and exposure caps are checked before every order. Breach a limit and the strategy halts.
Monitoring & alerts
Live status for each strategy, with notifications when an order fills, a limit trips or a connection drops.
Audit log
Every signal, check and order is recorded with a timestamp, so any decision can be traced back to the rule behind it.
From plan to running strategy in four steps
Define
Write the conditions for entering and leaving a position, and how large it may be.
Test
Run the rules against past data. Read the results critically — history is a check, not a forecast.
Limit
Set hard boundaries: size, exposure, daily loss. These override the strategy, always.
Run & review
Start with small size, watch the log, and adjust or stop whenever you choose.
What Bitmoney is — and is not
Automation removes hesitation and typing errors. It does not remove market risk. Read this before you request access.
Common questions
Who is Bitmoney for?
People who already have a trading plan and want it carried out consistently by software, with a record of every action. It is not a substitute for knowing what you are doing.
Does Bitmoney tell me what to trade?
No. You choose the market and write the rules. Bitmoney provides the tooling to test and run them.
Can a strategy that tested well still lose?
Yes. Markets change, and a rule set that worked on past data can fail on new data. That is why hard limits and small initial size matter.
Can I stop a strategy at any time?
Yes. Each strategy can be paused or stopped manually, and it halts on its own when one of your limits is reached.
Is this available in my country?
Rules on automated trading and digital assets differ by jurisdiction. Check what applies to you before using the software; access may be unavailable in some regions.
Put your plan under test
Tell us what you trade and how you work today. We are onboarding a small group of users and reply to every request.