Non custodial trading bot

A trading bot needs permission to place orders, and nothing else. Liquid Edge takes exactly that: your funds stay on your own venue, and withdrawal is something only you can do.

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Execution only · never withdrawal rights · disconnect anytime

Permissions, not deposits

A bot needs permission to place orders. Nothing beyond that.

To automate, most platforms ask you to deposit first, and the request is easy to wave through because it arrives framed as setup. From that point the platform holds the money and you hold a balance shown on a screen, which are not the same thing. Nothing feels any different while everything is working normally. People usually find out how much access they granted at the exact moment they try to take their money back out.

Liquid Edge takes the permission to trade and nothing else.

Trade access is not withdrawal accessThey are separate permissions on every venue Liquid Edge connects to. You grant the first, keep the second, and can revoke either yourself.
Inspect it, then end it wheneverThe access you granted is visible from your own account, not merely described in a settings page. Ending it does not require anyone to cooperate.
We never get withdrawal rights. Anywhere.On a perp DEX your funds sit in an isolated onchain vault only you can withdraw from. On a centralized exchange the exchange custodies them and we connect with API permissions limited to trading. Neither route lets Liquid Edge move your capital.

Want to get started? Walk through setup, covering everything from connecting an exchange to launching your first bot. Or read How a Non Custodial Crypto Trading Bot Works for more on this.

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