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About the desk
Trader AI exists because AI trading platforms publish a lot of words and very few numbers. We read the words and check the numbers so you can decide.
What we do
Every review on this site is a desk review: we go through each platform’s public pages - the signup flow, the feature sections, the security claims, the testimonials, the FAQ and the fine print - and record what is published, what is promised, and what is missing. We then score the platform on five fixed dimensions and publish a verdict.
We do not manage client funds, take deposits, or trade on any platform we review. When we cannot verify a claim from a platform’s own material, we say so - that is what the red-flag sections are for.
How a platform is scored
Each review uses the same five dimensions, scored out of five. The overall rating is the plain average of those five scores, rounded to one decimal. No dimension is weighted, and no score is influenced by advertising or affiliate relationships.
- Ease of use. How quickly a newcomer can sign up, fund an account and place a first trade - and whether the dashboard explains itself as it goes.
- Features. The breadth of the toolset: automation, signals, asset coverage, reporting and anything else the platform actually ships.
- Transparency. Whether pricing, minimum deposits, risk warnings and company information are published openly - or need to be chased down.
- Security & regulation. The security measures the platform discloses - encryption, 2FA, custody - and whether any regulator or licence is named on the site.
- Support. How the platform says it can be reached: published contact details, hours and the realism of the promises made.
Editorial rules
- We only state what a platform publishes on its own site, or what is common public record.
- When a figure cannot be verified, the review says so instead of guessing.
- Verdicts are never sold, traded or requested. Affiliate links are labelled, and the scoring is fixed before any link is placed.
- Reviews carry a date and are re-checked when a platform changes its public pages.
- We are not financial advisers, and no verdict on this site is a recommendation to buy or sell anything.
The desk
Trader AI is written by a small editorial desk supported by a rotating team of reviewers. Each review carries its author’s byline - one standard, one methodology, whoever signs it. Corrections are always welcome and usually fixed within two business days.
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About this site
Trader AI is an editorial publication that reviews AI-powered trading and investing platforms marketed to users around the world. Each review reads the platform’s own published material - features, fees, security claims and disclosures - and hands down a verdict you can act on.
Our reviews are desk reviews: we go through every public page, claim, fee note and disclosure a platform publishes, and we flag what it does not publish. We do not manage client funds, take deposits or place trades on any reviewed platform.
Every platform is scored on five dimensions - ease of use, features, transparency, security & regulation, and support - each out of five. The overall rating is the average of those five scores, rounded to one decimal.
No. Nothing on this site is personal financial advice, and past performance never guarantees future results. Trading and investing involve risk, and you can lose money. Read each platform’s own risk disclosure before you open an account.
Some outbound links on this site are affiliate links, which means we may receive a commission if you open an account through them. That never changes a score or a verdict - our scoring criteria are fixed and published. See our Advertising Disclosure page for details.