SYSTEMATIC EXECUTION INFRASTRUCTURE
Your rules.
In motion.
Connect your brokerage, automate your workflows and follow every order from a single terminal. Infrastructure built around the rules you define.
A connected system.
your workflow settings govern order routing.
Our execution layer.
Planned integrations.
Subject to broker availability.
Your workflow.
A clearer foundation.
Brokerage connections, order routing and execution events belong in one place. StatEdge brings the workflow you define into a consistent operating environment.
Configure your connections, permissions and execution parameters. Route requests through a common pipeline, then review the activity from your terminal.
Explore the architectureConnection, considered.
Broker access with clear session and permission boundaries.
Execution, consistent.
A repeatable pipeline for requests from your workflows.
Activity, visible.
Traceable request states and recorded broker responses.
Designed to work together.
Connections. Workflow execution.
Observability in one system.
Connect the account.
Link a supported brokerage account through its authorised API connection. Review the session and permissions that let your configured workflow communicate with the broker.
Execution depends on broker API availability, connectivity and valid account permissions. Status checks help identify rejected, delayed or unconfirmed requests.
Every event.
In your line of sight.
Your connections, workflows and orders.
A single, composed view.
Execution overview
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A clear process.
Bring your workflow.
Discuss your brokerage, automation setup and technical execution requirements.
Connect your brokerage.
Authorise a supported API connection and review the session and permissions for your workflow.
Configure and observe.
Set your execution parameters, then follow requests, broker responses and connection status from the terminal.
Clarity comes
before connection.
What defines the execution workflow?
You define the rules, triggers and execution parameters for your workflow. The platform connects those configured inputs to a supported broker API and records the resulting request states and responses.
How does the brokerage connection work?
You authorise access through the supported broker’s connection process. Requests operate within the permissions and session made available by that broker. Account access and connection availability depend on broker requirements.
What can I monitor in the terminal?
The intended terminal brings connection status, workflow activity, order requests and broker responses into one view. The journal records execution events so you can inspect the sequence of each request.
Does automation guarantee execution?
No. Connectivity issues, expired sessions, broker rejections and unavailable APIs can interrupt execution. A submitted request is distinct from a broker acknowledgement or a confirmed fill. The platform surfaces those states for review.
Which brokers will be supported?
Zerodha and Groww are the planned initial integrations, with additional brokerages to follow. Availability will depend on supported APIs, broker approvals and account permissions. This website’s terminal uses sample data and cannot place live orders.
Make the connection.
Keep the control.
Bring your workflow to a terminal
built for visibility and execution.