Trading bots built around explicit rules, controls, and test evidence.

What can be built

Telegram alerts from webhooks or documented indicators; rule evaluation; sandbox order simulation; one supported broker or exchange connector after compatibility review; position caps; cooldowns; stop conditions; action logs; and an emergency disable control.

What is not offered

No custody of customer funds, discretionary account management, pooled investments, copy trading, signal subscriptions, fabricated backtests, guaranteed win rates, guaranteed returns, or recovery of trading losses.

Credential boundary

Never send an exchange password, wallet private key, seed phrase, recovery code, or API key through the public brief. If an API connection is approved later, the client creates a restricted key with withdrawals disabled and the smallest permissions needed for the documented scope.

Required test sequence

1. Document the rule and failure cases.
2. Replay or paper-test it with known inputs.
3. Set order, position, loss, and frequency limits.
4. Verify logs, rejected orders, network failures, and the emergency stop.
5. Decide whether live use is permitted and appropriate for the client’s location and platform.

Commercial starting points

A Telegram alert bot starts at $349. A one-connector execution prototype starts at $749 after compatibility review. Market-data fees, hosting, exchange fees, paid APIs, strategy research, monitoring, and ongoing maintenance are separate unless the final quote includes them.

Risk and regulatory note

Automated trading can amplify errors as well as execute intended rules. The client is responsible for deciding whether the service is permitted for the relevant market, asset, location, and account. StackPayback may decline a project that requires custody, withdrawal access, deceptive performance claims, or regulated activity outside the agreed engineering scope.