Risk before execution
Before an order can move forward, Cactus AI checks the size, exposure, stop, target, and exchange rules.
Cactus AI gives you one place to run crypto and forex strategies, check the risk, and follow every trade from the first signal to the final result.
The demo is read-only. You do not need an account or exchange keys. If you create an account, start with simulation or testnet.
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Before an order can move forward, Cactus AI checks the size, exposure, stop, target, and exchange rules.
See what the engine saw, why a setup qualified, which checks passed, and what happened after the trade opened.
Research and live trading share strategy logic, sizing, and fees. The test is closer to the system you actually run.
Run Binance crypto and OANDA forex without losing sight of how a decision was made. Analysis, approval, risk, execution, and review each have a clear place.
{
"executionMode": "paper",
"riskPerTradeUsd": 50,
"dailyLossLimitUsd": 150,
"requireStopLoss": true,
"maxPortfolioExposure": 0.20,
"humanApproval": "required"
}
Open the read-only demo and see how trades, decisions, and backtests are organized.
Create an account, use practice credentials, and decide how much risk you are comfortable with.
Spend time with simulation, testnet, and backtests before you consider using real funds.
This is the plain-language version of how the current Cactus AI application handles data. Because the platform is self-hosted, the person or company operating the server is responsible for that deployment and its database.
Cactus AI stores your username, a password hash, and any optional name or email you add. If you use Google or Apple sign-in, it also stores the provider identity and email returned during sign-in.
The application stores settings, strategies, trades, decisions, backtests, research, notifications, and audit records so the product can work and show you what happened.
Binance and OANDA credentials are stored encrypted. The application does not display the original secrets after they are saved. You can replace or remove them from the settings area.
Essential cookies keep you signed in and protect social sign-in. Browser storage remembers onboarding progress, your selected market, and interface preferences. The landing page also requests font files from Google Fonts.
Data is sent to a connected service when you ask Cactus AI to use it. This can include sign-in providers, brokers, market-data services, or a configured reasoning provider. Their own privacy terms also apply.
You can update profile details, remove broker credentials, or permanently delete your account from Account settings. Account deletion stops the trading engines and removes the records owned by that account.
The demo is already filled with trades, decisions, and backtests. Open it, click around, and see if Cactus AI makes sense for you.