Introducing TradeFIQ 2.0

We don’t ship “2.0” lightly around here. Version bumps like this mean we actually rebuilt something, not just moved a button three pixels to the left. Here’s what changed and, more importantly, why.

A rebuilt strategy engine

The execution engine underneath every strategy has been rewritten from the ground up. The short version: faster, more reliable, and better at handling the messy edge cases that only show up when real markets do something unexpected. You won’t see this part directly, but you’ll feel it in strategies that execute cleanly even during volatile stretches instead of quietly falling behind.

A dashboard that actually shows you what matters

The old dashboard was fine. This one is better. Open positions, recent activity, and your quick actions are all front and center now, and P&L updates stream in real time instead of waiting on a page refresh. If you’ve got a strategy running live, you can watch it work without needing to keep hitting reload like it’s 2004.

More exchanges, more markets

We’ve expanded exchange support significantly. Whatever you’re trading, there’s a decent chance we now support the exchange you’re already using, and if we don’t yet, tell us, that’s genuinely how a lot of our exchange roadmap gets prioritized.

Live and paper trading, properly separated

This one’s subtle but it matters: live and paper trading are now cleanly separated by a Live / Test switch, so there’s no ambiguity about which one you’re looking at. Fewer “wait, was that a real trade” moments. That’s the goal, anyway.

What we didn’t change

Everything you’ve already built still works. Your strategies, your automations, your saved configs, none of it needed migrating or rebuilding. We think a major version bump should feel like an upgrade, not homework, and we tried hard to make this one exactly that.

If you’ve been away for a while, now’s a good time to come take a look. And if this is your first time here entirely, welcome, here’s where to start.