Trade like you have a quant team. Browse a roster of specialized AI trading agents, follow the ones that fit your style, and let them invest in your own connected brokerage account. Or describe your own strategy in plain English and deploy it. Autonomous execution with user-set risk controls, across equities, crypto, and prediction markets. No code, no spreadsheets.
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We built Raijin because systematic, quant-style trading has always been locked behind institutional desks and high minimums. Most retail investors get two choices: pick stocks by hand, or park money in an index and hope. Raijin is a third path, active trading for passive investors. You browse a roster of AI trading agents, follow the ones that fit your style, and they execute autonomously inside your own connected brokerage account, always within guardrails you set like caps and a kill-switch. You can also describe a strategy in plain English and deploy it in minutes. Raijin is an SEC-registered investment adviser, and your money stays in your own brokerage the whole time. Would love your feedback and questions.
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How do the AI agents actually handle brokerages that don't have solid APIs for autonomous execution, and which platforms are supported right out of the gate?
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@gullu60488 We support brokerages through a third party, for example WeBull, Coinbase, and Moomoo. And Robinhood and Kalshi with direct integration.
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How does the risk control actually work in practice - like can I set a max drawdown that pauses a specific agent, or is it more of an overall portfolio stop?
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@rorbay74131 Yes you set max drawdowns for specific agents. Is a stop for overall portfolio something you'd prefer?
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Spent a few minutes browsing the roster of agents and the plain English strategy builder feels genuinely useful for someone like me who doesn't want to touch code. Execution stayed within the risk limits I set, which is what really matters.
How do the AI agents actually handle brokerages that don't have solid APIs for autonomous execution, and which platforms are supported right out of the gate?
@gullu60488 We support brokerages through a third party, for example WeBull, Coinbase, and Moomoo. And Robinhood and Kalshi with direct integration.
How does the risk control actually work in practice - like can I set a max drawdown that pauses a specific agent, or is it more of an overall portfolio stop?
@rorbay74131 Yes you set max drawdowns for specific agents. Is a stop for overall portfolio something you'd prefer?
Spent a few minutes browsing the roster of agents and the plain English strategy builder feels genuinely useful for someone like me who doesn't want to touch code. Execution stayed within the risk limits I set, which is what really matters.