Invite-only terminal

A terminal thatcan trade. A system that can stop it.

A broker-connected trading platform for market analysis, risk controls, and automated execution. You define the plan. The system follows the rules.

01See the market02Bind the risk03Arm the bot
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See how the desk works

How the desk works

Three layers. Context tells you where price is. Rails bound what the system may do. Execution only acts when you have armed it.

01 — Context

Context

Live tape, structural levels, and multi-symbol signals in one place, so the read and the order ticket are not in different windows.

Reference levelMarket structure illustrative — no live data
02

Rails

Position sizing, capital allocation, symbol universe, trading hours, and exit controls are configured up front. The automation operates inside what you set.

03

Execution

New automated entries require you to arm a source explicitly — never a side effect of signing in. Exits and open-position management are governed by the controls you configure, separately from arming.

The bot does not run because you logged in.

Authentication and automation are separate concerns. Signing in shows you the desk. Arming is a deliberate, per-source act.

Sign in shows the desk
Sign in does not arm automation
Arming is explicit, and per source
ArmedAutomation active

You explicitly arm automation. It follows the configured plan until you disarm it or a safety condition intervenes.

IdleNo new entries

No new automated entries. Existing positions may still require management.

HaltedSafety stop

Safety conditions stop new entries. Existing positions remain subject to their configured controls and to broker state.

Idle and Halted stop new automated entries. Existing positions may still require management, and market risk remains until exposure is closed.

Inside the terminal

Source controls, risk state, and account visibility in one workspace. The layout below reflects the real modules; every state and value shown is an example, not live status.

COMMAND CENTER SourcesRisk Accounts ILLUSTRATIVE · NOT LIVE 1 OF 3 SOURCES ARMED

Execution sources

example states — not interactive
SPX Trade Signalsindex ARMED
Bear Shadowoptions · multi-symbol IDLE
Bull Stampedeequities HALTED

Risk rails

configured up front
Position sizing
Capital allocation
Symbol universe
Trading hours
Exit controls

Accounts

isolated state
Account ACONNECTED
Account BCONNECTED

Illustrative preview — not a live view and not interactive. The layout reflects real modules; the source states and switches above are examples only. No account identifiers, balances, quotes, positions, or performance figures are shown.

Two ways in

AlphaDeck is invite-only while onboarding is finished. Both paths lead to a review — neither grants access on its own.

Existing members

IncredibleTrades members

Verify your membership to apply. Membership is confirmed during review and can shorten the path — it does not create an account by itself.

Verify membership
New to AlphaDeck

New traders

Ask to join the private pilot. Requests are reviewed individually. There is no automatic signup and no instant access.

Request access

From request to terminal

Four distinct steps. Signing in, connecting a broker, and arming automation are separate actions taken at different times.

Step 01

Request access

Tell us who you are and how you trade.

Step 02

Approval

Every request is reviewed individually.

Step 03

Connect broker

Only after approval, and only by you.

Step 04

Enter the terminal

Arm nothing until you choose to.

Private pilot. Access requests are not open yet. There is no signup form, no waitlist queue, and no confirmation email at this stage. When requests open, this is where you will make one.