Liquid Edge executes trades non-custodially on a user's own exchange. Integrations let an external source — a charting platform, a signal provider, or your own system — trigger that execution, while custody and risk controls stay with the user.
Availability: developer integrations are rolling out. For access and current status, reach out on the Telegram. This page explains the model.
The model: signal in, execution out#
The core idea is a signal-in flow:
- An external source detects a condition (a TradingView alert, a proprietary model, a partner's signal).
- It sends a signal to Liquid Edge — typically via a webhook.
- Liquid Edge validates it and, if it matches a user's configured strategy, executes on that user's connected exchange account.
The external source decides when; Liquid Edge handles how it's executed and enforces the user's sizing and risk limits.
What stays with the user#
- Custody — funds never leave the user's exchange; integrations can't change that.
- Risk limits — position sizing and risk controls are set by the user, not the signal source.
- Kill controls — the user can pause, stop, or kill at any time. See Risk Controls.
Where to go next#
- Webhook Setup — send a signal in.
- API Reference — programmatic access (in progress).
- For AI Assistants — machine-readable docs.