On a real trading desk nobody does everything alone. Someone reads the market, someone sets the limits, someone places the orders, someone reviews what went wrong. Traida is that desk, with AI agents in each seat, working on the account you already have at your broker or your prop firm.
Our own reference accounts, live figures, last 18 months
A trading bot is one rule, repeated for ever. When the price does this, buy. It does not know that a central bank speaks in ten minutes, that gold and the dollar are moving together today, or that the very same rule lost money three times this week.
Traida splits the job into roles, the way a real desk does. AI agents read the news and the charts and propose a trade. Separate software checks the trade against fixed limits and can say no. Every closed trade is reviewed, and what is learned changes the rules for next time.
What it looks at
A typical bot:The price and a few indicators on one chart
Traida:Price, news, the economic calendar and how other markets are moving
How it decides
A typical bot:The rule fires every time, no exceptions
Traida:An agent proposes, another checks. Doing nothing is a valid answer
Around big news
A typical bot:Keeps trading through the announcement
Traida:No new trades in the minutes around major announcements
Risk limits
A typical bot:A few settings inside the same script
Traida:Separate checks the agents cannot switch off: stop loss, daily loss, exposure
Position size
A typical bot:Fixed lots for everyone
Traida:Calculated for each account, inside that account's own rules
After a loss
A typical bot:Same rule tomorrow, same mistake
Traida:The trade is reviewed and the rule is updated
Who keeps watch
A typical bot:You, or nobody
Traida:Software around the clock, plus the Luminor team every day
You connect an account, choose what to trade, and follow everything from a dashboard that anyone can read.
01
Connect your account
MetaTrader, Match-Trader or a futures prop account. Your money stays where it is: Traida sends orders, it never holds funds.
02
Choose the strategies
Each strategy is one market with its own analyst: gold, EURUSD, Bitcoin, indices. One account can follow more than one.
03
The desk trades
When a trade passes the risk checks, it is placed on every account that follows that strategy, with the stop loss attached from the start.
04
You follow along
Open positions, closed trades and the reasoning behind them, plus a monthly PDF statement. Pause new trades whenever you like.
Traida is not one AI asked to trade. It is a group of agents and software rules, each with a narrow job, connected in a fixed order. The agents read, propose and review. The software checks and executes.
That split matters: an agent can be talked into a bad idea, a rule cannot.
AI agent: reads, proposes, reviews software rule: checks and executes, cannot be persuaded
Market analysts, one for each market
Each market has its own analyst agent. It looks at where the price has been going, the economic calendar, the day's headlines and how related markets are moving. Then it proposes a trade with a stop loss and a target. Or it proposes to wait.
GoldEURUSDBitcoinIndices
Portfolio agents
Two agents look at the whole picture instead of one market. One decides how much weight each strategy should have, based on how it is actually performing. The other coordinates hedged positions so they protect each other instead of cancelling out.
AllocationHedging
Risk control
Before any proposal becomes an order it goes through a list of checks: is trading switched on, is the stop loss far enough, how much is already open, how much has been lost today, is a big announcement close. For prop-firm accounts the firm's own rules are checked too. A monitor runs continuously.
Limit checksProp-firm rulesLive monitor
Order execution
One approved trade is sent to every account that follows the strategy, sized for each account. The stop loss travels with the order. Afterwards Traida compares its records with the broker's, so what you see in the dashboard is what the broker sees.
Order routingBroker connectionsBroker reconciliation
Review
When a trade closes, a review agent writes down what happened: was the reading right, was the stop right, what did the market do next. A second agent turns repeated lessons into short standing rules. The analysts read those rules before their next proposal.
Trade reviewStanding rules
Reporting
The dashboard, the monthly statements and the notes we publish on Telegram all come from the same records. Nothing is written up by hand.
DashboardMonthly statementsTelegram notes
Market analysts
Gold · EURUSD · Bitcoin · Indices
Portfolio
Allocation · Hedging
Risk control
Limit checks · Prop-firm rules · Live monitor
Execution
Order routing · Broker connections · Broker reconciliation
Your accounts
broker or prop firm
Review
Trade review · Standing rules
Every automatic system loses sometimes. What matters is what happens next. In most bots, nothing: the rule that lost today is the rule that trades tomorrow.
In Traida every closed trade is reviewed, wins included, and the review has consequences. Repeated mistakes become rules. That is why the desk keeps changing, and why the same mistake should only be paid for once.
Review
Each closed trade gets a written review against the reasoning that opened it.
Rules
Lessons that keep coming back are turned into short rules for that strategy. The Luminor team reads and approves them.
Memory
The analyst reads those rules before proposing the next trade.
These are not suggestions the agents weigh against a good opportunity. They are enforced by software, on every account, and they always win.
Most of our users trade prop firm accounts, where the rules matter as much as the market. So the rules are built in, and there is a mode made only to pass the challenge.
Both work on the account you already have, at the firm you already use.
A mode whose only goal is to reach the target without touching the firm's limits. Pick the firm and the phase, choose a pace, and the agents size every trade on the drawdown still available. After a loss the next trade is smaller. Near the target it eases off. At the target the account goes flat and stops.
FTMO, The5ers, FundingPips and Hola Prime, phase 1, phase 2 and funded, for every account size. Daily and total drawdown, news and weekend rules, consistency: chosen once, enforced automatically on every trade. If your firm is not in the list, you type its rules in a minute.
Type the server name your firm or broker gave you and the account connects. MT4 and MT5, plus Match-Trader where the firm uses it. Funds never leave your account.
Challenge mode is activated by your Traida contact. The firm is always informed that the account is traded by an automated system.
We run one reference account per strategy, exactly like a client account. The figures here come straight from those accounts and refresh every time the page loads. Losing months are shown, not hidden.
All reference accounts together
Return on starting capital, last 18 months
| Strategy | Capital | Profit / loss | Win rate | Trades |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTCBTCUSD | $200,000 | +$61,026 | 67% | 710 |
| —XAUUSD | $200,000 | +$62,824 | 64% | 673 |
| EURUSDEURUSD | $100,000 | +$32,072 | 67% | 661 |
Historical results of our reference accounts, before any prop-firm profit split. Past results do not guarantee future ones.
Traida is made by Luminor S.r.l., an Italian technology company based in Milan. We wrote the agents, the risk checks and the platform ourselves, and we run them on our own accounts first.
We are a small team of engineers and traders. When you write to us, one of us answers.
Alessandro Chiesa
Founder and CEO, Luminor S.r.l.
Leads Luminor and the Traida project: the product, the trading logic and the daily monitoring of the desk on live accounts.
Questions about how the desk works, or whether it fits your account? Write to us on WhatsApp. You can also follow the desk's notes on Telegram, or log in if you already have an account.