blank is software that trades your own Trading 212 account while the desktop app is open. Your money never leaves your brokerage, and the API key blank uses cannot withdraw funds, so a worst case is a losing trade, not a drained account. It is not risk-free, and blank never says it is: trading involves risk and losing trades and losing months happen.
Trades happen inside your own Trading 212 account (Invest or ISA). blank never takes a deposit and never custodies funds. Trading 212, where your capital sits and orders execute, is FCA-regulated.
The Trading 212 API key blank uses is stored encrypted and cannot move money out. Revoke it in Trading 212 and blank is cut off instantly.
Cash equities on the LSE, NYSE and NASDAQ only. No margin, no CFDs, no crypto. blank cannot go short, cannot use leverage, cannot touch the fastest ways retail accounts get blown up.
Position sizing is Kelly-fraction capped, so exposure is sized to the edge blank sees, up to a hard ceiling. There is no single trade that can wipe an account.
Each trade arms a stop-loss sized off recent volatility (ATR), written to disk the moment it is set so it survives a crash or a restart. A dedicated monitor watches the price and fires it the moment it triggers.
Live trading toggles off in one click. Closing the app stops new orders mid-cycle. None of this flattens your positions; it just stops new ones.
blank reasons over live evidence each cycle rather than running fixed rules, but every trade still sits inside hard safety rails it cannot override.
Every proposed trade is capped by a Kelly-fraction rule, so blank never goes all-in. Exposure is sized to the edge it sees, up to a hard ceiling.
Each entry arms a stop-loss sized off recent volatility (ATR): wider in calm markets, tighter in panicky ones, so ordinary noise doesn't knock it out. A separate monitor polls the price about once a second and fires the stop the moment it triggers — deliberately independent of the advisor's own cycle, because a flash crash should never have to wait for the next iteration.
A detector watches for elevated volatility and automatically cuts position sizing when the market turns riskier, so the advisor gets smaller as the market gets riskier.
blank trades cash positions only. It cannot short, cannot use margin, cannot touch CFDs, which removes the fastest ways retail accounts get blown up.
Live trading toggles off in one click. Closing the desktop app stops the supervisor mid-cycle. Revoking the API key in Trading 212 is the nuclear option.
Every armed stop is persisted the moment it is created, so closing the app or a crash mid-session never quietly loses one. They are still there when blank comes back.
blank is the opposite of a black box, and that is deliberate. Every trade is journalled with its reason in plain English, and the chat can defend any decision with the evidence it used: the news that drove it, the price levels it watched, the sizing logic. Every closed trade, losses included, appears in your journal and dashboard as plainly as the wins.
There is no performance marketing. You can run the same engine in practice mode on a £1,000 virtual sandbox, on live market data, before you ever connect a real key.
Software that places trades with your money should not be run by an anonymous landing page. blank has a name on it. It is built by Milo, the founder of Certified Random, an independent UK software studio, and one person is accountable for every decision in the product: the trading logic, the pricing, the security model, and every word on the site. The product is in open beta, deliberately small and deliberately transparent: the status page shows live system health, the update log shows what shipped, and Trustpilot is open for your verdict, good or bad.
blank is not 24/7 and it is not for every broker. It integrates only with Trading 212 at launch, and the advisor — and the stop monitor with it — runs only while the desktop app is open on your machine. IBKR, Alpaca and Schwab are on the roadmap. And no system removes the risk of losing money: blank is built to remove the work of researching and placing trades, not to guarantee returns. Anyone who tells you AI trading is easy money is selling you something.
No system can promise otherwise, but blank's design removes the fastest routes to ruin: no leverage, no CFDs, no all-in sizing, and a stop armed on every entry. Capital is still at risk and losing months happen. Start small, and run practice mode first.
Hard safety rails it cannot override: Kelly-fraction position caps, ATR-based stops watched by a separate one-second price monitor, regime-aware sizing, cash-only execution, and a one-click kill switch.
No. You connect your own Trading 212 account with an API key. Trades happen inside your account and the key cannot withdraw funds. You never transfer money to blank.
blank is software, not a regulated financial adviser. Trading 212, where your capital sits and your orders execute, is FCA-regulated.
Open beta, UK and EU. Run practice mode and judge the product, not the pitch.
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