A Trading Workspace for Bots, Activity & Portfolio Review

Review your trading in one place

The dashboard brings together portfolio records, allocations, and recent activity. Analytics helps you inspect recorded performance, while the transaction view lets you follow individual account entries.

A portfolio value is only as useful as its underlying records. An empty account has no trading history to display, and unavailable valuations should not be read as an estimate of current market value.

Find a bot in the right family

The catalog groups bots into Crypto Shares, Crypto Futures, and Forex Futures. Each catalog entry has its own identity and availability. Two bots with similar names can have different purposes and controls.

Catalog visibility does not mean a bot is currently running. Review the selected bot's status, supported market, allocation requirements, and controls before taking any action. Execution availability depends on that specific bot and its connection.

Keep paper results in context

Where a bot offers paper mode, it records simulated activity separately from account balances. Use those records to understand behavior and identify operational problems. A paper result is not a deposit, a withdrawal, or proof that a real order would have filled.

Stay in control of your account

Account settings keep appearance and account controls close at hand. Sign-in protects member and administration pages. The public website does not display member portfolios or private strategy configurations.

• Review the selected bot's mode before starting a run.
• Check connection and market availability in your workspace.
• Distinguish account entries from bot-specific performance.
• Read the bot's displayed status instead of assuming every catalog item can execute.

Begin with the workspace

Create an account or sign in to see the features available to you. Trading involves risk, including the loss of capital. TwapTrade does not guarantee returns, and software controls do not remove market risk.