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Integrations

Any broker, exchange or data source with an API

More than a hundred are listed below. If yours isn't, it still connects through your own endpoint.

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Built in: add your API key in the PTQ app on your computer. Your endpoint: PTQ sends signed orders to a small bridge you run. Bring data in: test on its prices.

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  • AlpacaUS stocks, ETFs and cryptoBuilt in
  • Interactive BrokersStocks, options, futures and FX worldwideBuilt in
  • Charles SchwabUS stocks, ETFs and optionsYour endpoint
  • E*TRADEUS stocks, ETFs and optionsYour endpoint
  • TradeStationUS stocks, options and futuresYour endpoint
  • TradierUS stocks and optionsYour endpoint
  • tastytradeUS stocks, options and futuresYour endpoint
  • WebullStocks and ETFsYour endpoint
  • RobinhoodCrypto, through its crypto trading APIYour endpoint
  • moomooStocks and options, through Futu OpenAPIYour endpoint
  • Tiger BrokersStocks and optionsYour endpoint
  • SaxoMulti-asset, through Saxo OpenAPIYour endpoint
  • IGCFDs, spread bets and sharesYour endpoint
  • Capital.comCFDsYour endpoint
  • Trading 212Stocks and ETFs, through its public APIYour endpoint
  • ZerodhaIndian markets, through Kite ConnectYour endpoint
  • UpstoxIndian marketsYour endpoint
  • Angel OneIndian markets, through SmartAPIYour endpoint
  • DhanIndian marketsYour endpoint
  • FyersIndian marketsYour endpoint
  • BinanceSpotBuilt in
  • CoinbaseSpot, through Advanced TradeBuilt in
  • KrakenSpotBuilt in
  • OKXSpotBuilt in
  • BybitSpotBuilt in
  • KuCoinSpotBuilt in
  • BitgetSpotBuilt in
  • Binance.USSpotYour endpoint
  • GeminiSpotYour endpoint
  • Crypto.comSpot, through the Exchange APIYour endpoint
  • BitstampSpotYour endpoint
  • BitfinexSpotYour endpoint
  • GateSpotYour endpoint
  • HTXSpotYour endpoint
  • MEXCSpotYour endpoint
  • BingXSpotYour endpoint
  • PhemexSpotYour endpoint
  • WhiteBITSpotYour endpoint
  • BitvavoSpotYour endpoint
  • BitMartSpotYour endpoint
  • CoinExSpotYour endpoint
  • PoloniexSpotYour endpoint
  • WOO XSpotYour endpoint
  • LBankSpotYour endpoint
  • XT.COMSpotYour endpoint
  • BitrueSpotYour endpoint
  • BitsoSpot, Latin AmericaYour endpoint
  • UpbitSpot, KoreaYour endpoint
  • bitFlyerSpot, JapanYour endpoint
  • CoincheckSpot, JapanYour endpoint
  • BtcTurkSpot, TurkeyYour endpoint
  • LunoSpotYour endpoint
  • BTC MarketsSpot, AustraliaYour endpoint
  • Independent ReserveSpot, Australia and NZYour endpoint
  • OANDAFX and CFDs, through the v20 APIYour endpoint
  • FXCMFX and CFDsYour endpoint
  • TradovateUS futuresYour endpoint
  • NinjaTraderUS futuresYour endpoint
  • RithmicFutures routing, used by many prop firmsYour endpoint
  • CQGFutures routingYour endpoint
  • cTraderFX and CFDs, through cTrader Open APIYour endpoint
  • MetaTrader 5FX and CFDs, through its Python integrationYour endpoint
  • TopstepXProp firm, through the TopstepX APIYour endpoint
  • Apex Trader FundingProp firm, through Rithmic or TradovateYour endpoint
  • FTMOProp firm, through MetaTrader 5 or cTraderYour endpoint
  • Yahoo FinanceStock, FX and futures historyData built in
  • MassiveStocks, FX and crypto, formerly Polygon.ioData built in
  • Alpha VantageStocks, FX, crypto and indicatorsBring data in
  • FinnhubStocks, FX, crypto and fundamentalsBring data in
  • Twelve DataStocks, FX, crypto and indicatorsBring data in
  • TiingoStocks and cryptoBring data in
  • DatabentoFutures and equities tick dataBring data in
  • Nasdaq Data LinkDatasets, formerly QuandlBring data in
  • IntrinioStocks and optionsBring data in
  • EODHDEnd-of-day and intraday historyBring data in
  • Financial Modeling PrepStocks and fundamentalsBring data in
  • MarketstackEnd-of-day stock historyBring data in
  • BarchartFutures and equities, through OnDemandBring data in
  • Norgate DataStock history that includes delisted companiesBring data in
  • ORATSOptions dataBring data in
  • DukascopyFX tick historyBring data in
  • FREDEconomic dataBring data in
  • Quiver QuantitativeAlternative dataBring data in
  • Unusual WhalesOptions flowBring data in
  • BenzingaNewsBring data in
  • CoinGeckoCrypto prices and historyBring data in
  • CoinMarketCapCrypto prices and historyBring data in
  • CoinAPICrypto market dataBring data in
  • KaikoCrypto market dataBring data in
  • CCDataCrypto market data, formerly CryptoCompareBring data in
  • GlassnodeOn-chain dataBring data in
  • MessariCrypto research dataBring data in
  • SantimentOn-chain and social dataBring data in
  • ClaudeConnect PTQ as a connectorConnect your AI
  • Claude CodeConnect PTQ from the terminalConnect your AI
  • CodexConnect PTQ through MCPConnect your AI
  • CursorConnect PTQ through MCPConnect your AI
  • TradingViewPTQ exports your rules as PinePine export
  • TradersPostRoute orders on to your brokerYour endpoint
  • n8nCan host your own endpointHosts your endpoint
  • MakeCan host your own endpointHosts your endpoint

A logo here means PTQ can connect to that venue or tool, and nothing more. It is not a recommendation. Names and logos belong to their owners. Live trading from the PTQ app is experimental. Orders have so far been tested on Alpaca's paper account, never against a live venue. Start small.

Your broker

Live, from your computer

Your keys stay on your machine.

Connect your broker or exchange with its API key, or point PTQ at your own endpoint. Every order must pass your risk limits, your live switch and a one-time arm.

Practice orders in the browser use pretend money and never reach a broker. Live execution is experimental and has never been tested against a live venue.

Execution: a hosted practice order, simulated. No broker receives it
Execution: a hosted practice order, simulated. No broker receives it

TradingView

Pine v6 study export

PTQ charts natively; export a Pine study to see signals on TradingView. Pine runs only there. Execution and risk stay in PTQ.

Pine is the language TradingView charts run on. One way only. Your entries and exits, plotted as a Pine v6 study on charts you already use. Nothing comes back the other way, and nothing executes from a chart.

a Pine v6 study on a TradingView chart (illustration)

Claude

MCP connector

Connect Claude to your licensed hosted PTQ account through MCP (Model Context Protocol). Build and edit strategies, run backtests and validation, place simulated practice orders and use the research loop.

Requests and results pass between Claude and PTQ's servers. Live execution is unavailable through the connector: live orders go from the PTQ app on your computer.

claude · hosted PTQ account

claude ⇄ MCP ⇄ PTQ (hosted account)

you    › build a strategy and test it

claude › [updates your hosted strategy and runs a backtest]

# practice orders are simulated. No live execution

an illustration, not a screenshot

Market data

Historical bars

PTQ fetches and caches price history from its configured providers, and you can bring your own from any source with an API. It does not come with a preloaded dataset for every market and date.

Coverage varies by provider, market, interval and date. Missing history is never filled with invented prices, and data you bring is labelled as yours.

Backtest run: real engine output on past prices
Backtest run: real engine output on past prices
PTQ

Use what you already have

Run the same checks on every strategy before you risk real money.