How Stratz works

Choose a strategy. Stratz watches the market.

Connect your CoinDCX account, review the setup, and decide when to start. When the strategy’s published rules match, Stratz can send an order through your account.

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Live trading can lose money. A backtest shows historical results, not future promises.

CoinDCXaccount01 ChooseCoinDCX02 Connect securely03 Review and approve
  1. 01 Choose

  2. 02 Connect

  3. 03 Review and approve

Automation starts only after you approve live trading.
  • ✓ No coding required
  • ✓ You approve live trading
  • ✓ No separate Stratz deposit

What happens after you start

Most market updates do nothing. The process continues only when the selected strategy’s published conditions match.

Stage 1 of 4

Market updates

Prices and market data keep changing, and most updates pass without producing a trade.

Illustrative workflow. Orders, fills, and trading results can differ.

You remain in control

Stratz handles repeated market checks. You decide what to use and when live trading begins.

  1. You choose

    Pick a published strategy and review what it is designed to do.

  2. You approve

    Check its backtest, connection and setup before live trading begins.

  3. You monitor

    See the strategy’s status and use the controls available in the customer app.

Backtests are historical

They replay strategy rules on past data. They do not predict future results.

Automation does not remove risk

A strategy can follow its rules correctly and still lose money.

Viewing is not trading

Opening a strategy or backtest never starts a live trade.

Still have a question?

No. You choose a published strategy and complete the guided setup.

No. Live trading requires a separate CoinDCX connection and your live-start approval.

It replays strategy rules on historical market data. It is context, not a forecast or guarantee.

No separate Stratz deposit is required. Connect the CoinDCX account you choose only after reviewing the requested permissions.

Yes. Automation can follow its rules and still produce a losing trade.

Start by reviewing a strategy

See what the strategy is designed to do, examine its historical backtest, and understand its risks before connecting an account.

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Historical or backtested performance does not guarantee future results. Live trading can lose money.