No need to check
every price by hand.
The software keeps track of prices and checks the instructions you have given it. It can do the repeated checking while you focus on other work.
Price updates · automatic checksAutomate your trading, your way.We build your algo to watch prices, follow your instructions, and place orders through your broker. Set your money limits. Start when you’re ready.
No coding knowledge needed. Tell us what you want to automate.
Built to work with the broker you use.
Choose the amount and when to pause.
Practise without using real money.
Sagiam understood our trading needs and helped us turn the way we trade into an algo built around our rules. Their support really helped us.
Custom algo development · Sagiam client
Client feedback, paraphrased from the account shared by Sagiam.
Checking prices, placing orders, and tracking trades takes time. We bring these tasks together in software built for your needs.
The software keeps track of prices and checks the instructions you have given it. It can do the repeated checking while you focus on other work.
Price updates · automatic checksYou decide the trade amount, trading hours, and when new trades should stop. The software checks these settings before placing a new order.
Money limits · start and pause settingsSee your trades and any problems on one screen. If the software restarts, it checks your broker account and picks up the trades that still need watching.
Trade history · clear status updatesThink of it as a small team of software helpers, called agents. Each does one job. Tap a step to see what happens.
Receives market prices
Waits for a full candle
Checks approved instructions
Checks money limits
Stops repeat orders
Sends and confirms
System supervisor checks that every helper is responding. If live prices or broker access is missing, the new trade stays blocked.
AI explains what happened using saved facts. It stays outside the order path and cannot place a trade.
It gathers price updates for the items you want to trade. Every helper uses the same information, so they can work together.
One helper watches prices. Another checks your instructions. They share information and work when it is needed, instead of repeating the same tasks.
Before a new trade, the software checks your available funds, trade amount, trading hours, and pause setting. If a check fails, it does not place that new order.
Once the checks pass, the software sends the order to your broker. It then checks whether the order went through and watches the trade.
The software saves what happened. After a restart, it checks your broker account and finds the trades that are still open before starting again.
Set how much money the software can use, when it can trade, and when it should stop placing new trades. See and change your settings from one screen.
Choose the amount for each trade and when to stop new trades for the day. The software checks your settings before placing an order.
Try the software with practice trades first. Real-money trading starts only after you enable it. If the required broker connection fails, the software shows the problem.
Check which trades are open, which orders went through, and whether the software is running. If something stops a new trade, see the reason.
Example only. You choose the amount. Existing trades follow their own exit settings.
Try this button. No real trades are placed.
This is a sample screen. It does not use your money or broker account.
This privacy-safe view is based on our AI scalping platform. It shows the useful controls without displaying any account balance, client details, or live trade information.
Waiting for your approval before the session starts.
The system can be tested without sending a real order.
Approve only when you are satisfied.
AI can describe the status. Your approved checks control every order.
See clearly whether the software is in practice mode or real-money mode.
If approval, fresh prices, money limits or broker access is missing, the reason is shown.
Stop the software from taking a new trade until you choose to start again.
AI explains the saved facts. It does not decide, approve or send an order.
We handle the software work, from connecting your broker to showing your trade history. Here is what we can build for you.
Place orders through your own broker account. We check what your broker supports and build the connection to receive prices and send orders.
Your account / your brokerSoftware helpers share the work of watching prices and checking your rules. Each has a clear job, and the system checks that they are running.
Less repeated workChoose your trade amount, trading hours, and daily loss setting. Pause new trades from your screen whenever you need to.
Your budget / your settingsThe software checks repeated requests so it does not send the same order twice. It also shows whether your broker accepted the order.
Clear order updatesTrack the price of the option you bought, along with your stop-loss and target settings. See trades that are still open on your screen.
Price / stop-loss / targetAfter a restart, the software checks your broker account and resumes watching open trades. Saved records help you see what happened earlier.
Saved history / trade checksWe explain the steps, show you the software, and help you try it before you use real money.
Tell us which broker you use, what you trade, and which tasks you want to automate.
We create the software, connect your broker, and add your settings and trading screen.
Use practice trades to check how it works. We test the controls and what happens if the connection drops.
We show you how to use it. After the checks and your approval, you can enable real-money trading.
An algo is software that follows your trading instructions. We build it around your needs so it can watch prices, check your settings, and place orders through your broker account. You get a screen to track trades and control the software.
No coding knowledge is needed to explain your requirements to us. Tell us what you want the software to do in your own words. We handle the coding and show you how to use the controls.
Yes. You can pause new trades from your screen. Trades that are already open follow their own exit settings. We explain these settings and agree on how they should work before building your software.
Yes. Practice mode, also called paper trading, lets you try sample trades without placing real orders. You can check the software and controls before choosing to enable real-money trading.
Tell us your broker’s name. We will check whether it allows the connections needed for automated trading and explain what is possible before starting the work.
Share your broker’s name, what you trade, and the tasks you want to automate. You can explain it in simple words. We will help turn that into a clear plan for the software.
Tell us your trading needs. We’ll help you build the algo to automate them.
Traders with defined instructions and broker access. Broker-connected software, practice mode, money limits and order records.
Broker-connected software, practice mode, money limits and order records. We define the screens, integrations and acceptance checks around your business requirements.
Existing data, provider access, payment or messaging accounts, app-store review and device or supplier access can affect the scope. Provider charges and approvals are agreed separately.
Plan role access, input checks, failure states and protection of customer information. Review the working journey with your team, then agree deployment, ownership and maintenance responsibilities.
Controls, integrations and ongoing support are scoped for the project. No security certification, business result or fixed launch date is implied.
Bring your users, the main tasks, existing systems and any required account access. We review these inputs and agree a written scope before implementation.
Agree source-code access, account ownership, deployment notes, tests, documentation and support responsibilities in the project scope. Hosting, provider fees and later changes are listed separately.
They depend on the screens, workflows, integrations, data quality, testing and approval dependencies. Sagiam prepares an estimate from the agreed scope rather than promising one price or duration for every project.