What is CoreXTrader?
CoreXTrader is a trading terminal and workspace for individual traders, quantitative teams, brokers, prop firms, and hedge funds. Traders can connect cTrader, MetaTrader 5, and Binance accounts to develop strategies, analyze markets, backtest, and execute trades. The platform combines its own scripting language, TDSL, with AI-assisted strategy coding and market analysis, and is available across desktop, mobile, and web access layers.
CoreXTrader Features:
Strategy IDE: The development environment includes a TDSL Agent for AI-assisted coding and a proprietary language for building indicators and trading strategies.
AI Market Analysis: The Inspector provides AI-powered market analysis, while the integrated AI layer can assist with strategy synthesis and predictive signal interpretation.
Tick-Level Backtesting: The strategy tester simulates strategies tick by tick using the same logic engine as live execution.
Trading Connections: Traders can connect cTrader, MetaTrader 5, and Binance accounts, with execution and account data available in the workspace.
Charts and Analytics: Charts support technical indicators and multiple chart views, while account analytics display equity, drawdown, and monthly returns.
Team and White-Label: Public and private workspaces support permissions and synchronized account telemetry, while firms can offer the terminal under their own brand.
CoreXTrader Benefits:
Joined-Up Workflow: Keeping strategy development, testing, analysis, and execution in one workspace can reduce the need to move between separate trading tools.
More Informed Testing: Tick-level simulations and a shared live-execution engine help traders assess strategy behavior before putting it into use.
Faster Strategy Work: AI-assisted coding and a dedicated scripting environment give traders a way to develop and refine ideas within the platform.
Account Oversight: Consolidated analytics and synchronized account state make it easier to review performance and keep track of connected trading activity.
Branded Firm Access: Brokers and prop firms can provide clients or funded traders with a branded terminal without building a platform from scratch.
Use Cases:
Strategy Prototyping: A quantitative trader can use TDSL and the Strategy IDE to develop an indicator or automate a trading idea.
Historical Strategy Review: A trader can run tick-by-tick backtests to examine how a strategy behaves across historical market data.
Multi-Account Trading: An individual trader can connect supported cTrader, MetaTrader 5, or Binance accounts and review charts and account analytics in one workspace.
Prop Firm Operations: A prop firm can provide funded traders with a branded terminal and use the admin panel to view accounts.
Trading Team Research: A hedge fund desk can use shared workspaces to research, test, and execute strategies while coordinating account telemetry.