WE SOLVE INFINITYStrategy automation
Turn entry, exit and sizing rules into a bot that follows a defined process. Grid, DCA and custom signal logic can include trading windows, exposure limits and conditions for pausing.
CRYPTO TRADING BOT DEVELOPMENTYour strategy.
Your strategy.
Built to trade
on your terms.
We build custom crypto trading bots around your rules, your exchanges and the way you manage risk. From the first signal to the last order update, you get software you can understand and control.
Defined scope · Source-code handover · Testing before launch
FROM SIGNAL TO EXECUTION
Spot & derivatives
Custom strategy logic
Exchange APIs
Risk & monitoring
WHAT WE BUILDA bot that fits
A bot that fits
the way you trade.
Your workflow should shape the software. We start with what you want to automate, then agree the connections, controls and reporting needed to run it.
Exchange integration
Connect market data, balances, positions and orders for the exchanges in your scope. Account modes, price increments and order restrictions are handled for each integration.
Execution and recovery
Track an order from submission through fills, cancellation or rejection. After a lost connection, reconcile the exchange state before deciding whether to retry or place another order.
Testing and visibility
Review strategy behavior with trading costs included, then observe execution in a test environment. Logs, alerts and an optional dashboard make it easier to understand what the bot is doing.
BUILT FOR THE EXCEPTIONS, TOOWhat happens when
What happens when
a trade doesn’t go
as expected?
An exchange can reject an order. A connection can drop after a request has been sent. A position can be only partly filled. These are part of the specification, not details left until launch.
Know what is open
Reconcile orders, balances and positions against the exchange before taking the next action.
Know when to pause
Define exposure limits, loss thresholds and stale-data rules, with a clear way to stop new orders.
Know what needs attention
Record meaningful events and route alerts to the channels agreed for your project.
THE DELIVERY PROCESSFive stages.
Five stages.
A clear view of the work.
You review the requirements and working milestones as the bot takes shape. Each stage answers a practical question before we move on.
- 01
Define the strategy and exchange
We work through your entry and exit rules, markets, account setup and trading frequency. Fees, slippage and funding assumptions are written into the brief, alongside the cases where the strategy should stay out of the market.
- 02
Agree the controls before coding
Together, we define position limits, sizing, stop conditions and what a manual stop should do. The specification also covers stale prices, unavailable exchanges and outstanding orders, so the response to an interruption is explicit.
- 03
Build and review working milestones
We implement the strategy and exchange connections, then review working versions with you. Historical tests include the agreed costs and assumptions. If the results expose a weakness, we discuss it before moving to the next stage.
- 04
Observe execution in a test environment
We run the bot with simulated execution or on a supported testnet and inspect its order history. Reconnects, partial fills, rejected orders and repeated signals are tested alongside the normal trading flow. The testing period is agreed for your project.
- 05
Deploy, document and hand over
Once the agreed checks are complete, we configure deployment and review permissions, alerts and stop procedures. You receive the source code and operating notes, with the support period and any ongoing hosting or maintenance set out clearly.
BEFORE WE STARTBring the rules.
Bring the rules.
We’ll work through the rest.
A useful starting point is your chosen exchange, the markets you trade, and a description or example of an entry and exit. If you already have a script, signals or a partly built bot, we can review those too.
We’ll clarify what belongs in the first version, how it will be tested and who will operate it. Hosting, market data and ongoing maintenance are discussed separately so you can see the full scope.
Talk through your requirementsPRACTICAL QUESTIONSBefore you
Before you
commission a bot.
Trading involves risk. Automation makes execution repeatable; it does not make a strategy profitable.
Which exchanges can the bot connect to?
We scope integrations for exchanges such as Binance, Bybit, Kraken, Coinbase and OKX. Before choosing an integration, we check the markets, order types and API access your account needs. CCXT can provide a shared connection layer; exchange-specific behavior still needs its own implementation and testing.
Can you automate grid, DCA or arbitrage strategies?
Yes. We can build grid, DCA, cross-exchange arbitrage, market-making and custom signal strategies. The brief defines entries, exits, position sizing and when trading should pause. For arbitrage, we also examine fees, available balances and what happens if only one side of a trade fills.
How do you test a bot before live trading?
We agree a validation plan that covers historical testing, trading costs and simulated or testnet execution where available. We also test rejected orders, partial fills and disconnected feeds. The review explains the assumptions and limitations: a backtest or testnet result does not guarantee live performance.
How are API keys and account access handled?
Funds remain in your exchange account. We configure the permissions needed for trading, disable withdrawals where supported and use IP restrictions where available. Secrets are kept outside the source code. These controls reduce access risk; they do not remove trading losses or exchange risk.
Will I receive the source code and documentation?
The handover includes the agreed source code, configuration instructions and operating documentation. We walk through how to start and stop the bot, read its logs and respond to alerts. Hosting, external data costs and ongoing maintenance are set out in the project scope.
Can we discuss the strategy under an NDA?
Yes. We can arrange an NDA before you share confidential strategy details. The initial conversation can focus on your exchange, the type of automation and the problem you want to solve.
How much does a crypto trading bot cost to build?
We quote after reviewing the strategy, exchanges, risk controls and any dashboard or alerting requirements. You receive a defined scope, delivery milestones and a price before development begins. Any changes to that scope are discussed before additional work starts.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE SOFTWAREWork directly with
Work directly with
the people building it.
Viprasol builds trading software, quantitative systems and fintech platforms. We keep the conversation close to the work: clear requirements, reviewable progress and a handover that helps you operate what we deliver.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR BOTWhat would you
What would you
like to automate?
Tell us about your strategy, exchange and the part of your workflow you want to improve.
We’ll review the requirements with you before proposing the build.