Readable strategies
Describe your rules in plain language plus parameters, e.g. "scale out below the 20-day moving average". The system compiles it into a backtestable strategy.
New 2.0 · Strategy engine now supports backtesting
Let rules execute,
Let rules execute,
leave judgment to you.
Yunqi is an AI trading-bot platform: describe your rules in plain language and it trades automatically, with stop-loss, position and drawdown protection built in, across major exchanges. It explains every order instead of handing you a black box.
No credit card · Paper trading included · Export all your data
Exchanges
BinanceOKXBybitCoinbaseKraken
Every step of what it does, explained
Automation shouldn't mean a black box. Yunqi splits strategy, execution and risk into three parts, so any trade can be traced back to its reason.
Backtesting
Run it on historical data first. Returns, win rate, max drawdown and Sharpe ratio at a glance, before you commit real funds.
Built-in risk control
Per-trade stop-loss, daily loss limit, position cap, total drawdown circuit breaker. Any trigger halts trading automatically, without waiting for you.
Multi-exchange access
One strategy can connect to several exchanges at once, starting read-only and opening up trading permissions gradually. Funds always stay in your own account.
Live dashboard
Positions, P&L, triggers and the reason behind every order, all in one panel. Export via CSV or pull it with the API.
Paper trading
Test ideas with live market data and simulated trades at zero cost. Switch to a real account when ready, configuration included.
Tune the strategy, watch the risk
Move the sliders to see how position size and stop-loss change behaviour on a simulated trend. Nothing here touches a real account.
Simulated win rate—
Worst drawdown—
Trades / month—
Illustrative model for illustration only, based on a fixed random walk. Not a forecast or a promise of returns.
A library of strategies you can start from
Each template is a plain-language rule set you can edit, backtest and deploy — not a locked black box.
Moving-average cross
Rides sustained moves: goes long when the fast average crosses above the slow one, exits on the opposite cross.
Adaptive grid
Places a ladder of orders around a reference price to harvest sideways movement, with bands that widen as volatility rises.
Bollinger reversion
Buys oversold dips toward the lower band and exits as price returns to the mean, filtered to avoid falling-knife conditions.
Breakout runner
Enters on a decisive move beyond recent highs, holding with a trailing stop so winners can run and losers cut fast.
Scheduled DCA
Buys a fixed amount on a schedule to average into a position over time, with a cap so it never averages beyond your budget.
Volatility brake
Shrinks exposure as volatility spikes and restores it when calm — a risk overlay you can layer onto any of the strategies above.
Where Yunqi fits
Most people arrive from one of these. Here's the honest difference.
You are…
With Yunqi
Doing it manually
Starting out
Paper-trade first, risk-free
Learn with real money at risk
Busy or away
Rules run while you sleep
Miss windows you're not watching
Risk-averse
Hard limits enforced in code
Depends on your discipline in the moment
Scaling up
One strategy, many exchanges
Repetitive work per venue
How we handle your access
Automation means handing over API keys. Here's exactly what that requires — and what it never does.
Keys encrypted at rest
Exchange credentials are stored encrypted and never written to logs. Read-only access is enough for balances and backtests.
Withdrawals disabled
We ask you to disable withdrawal permissions on the API key. Yunqi places trades; it never moves money out of your account.
Revoke any time
One click to disconnect and delete stored keys. Access is per-exchange, so revoking one doesn't disturb the others.
Full audit trail
Every order, parameter change and risk trigger is timestamped and exportable, so you can reconstruct exactly what happened.
No custody
We are a software tool, not a custodian. Funds sit with the exchange, and we cannot pool or lend them.
Your data is yours
Export trades, logs and settings as CSV or via API at any time. No lock-in, no data hostage-taking.
Three steps, online in ten minutes
No coding required. If you do code, there's a full API.
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01
Connect an exchange
Create a read-only API key and paste it into Yunqi. It reads your balances and trade history immediately and never touches your funds.
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Describe and backtest
Pick a template or describe your own rules and backtest on historical data. See returns and drawdown before going live.
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Enable risk control and run
Set stop-loss, position cap and circuit breaker. Confirm to start; the bot follows your rules and halts itself when protection triggers.
Risk control is the first feature, not an add-on
No automated trading can remove market risk. What Yunqi can do is keep risk inside limits you set in advance, and stop the moment those limits are touched — instead of leaving it to luck.
- Max loss per trade, as a share of the account
- Daily cumulative loss limit, halts when hit
- Total drawdown circuit breaker, capital first
- Volatility and slippage guards against extreme moves
- Every trigger logged for review and audit
Simple, transparent pricing
Priced by number of strategies, cancel anytime. No hidden fees, no cut of your profits.
Free
¥0/mo
- 1 strategy
- Unlimited paper backtests
- Single exchange
- Basic risk rules
Pro
¥149/mo
- 10 strategies
- Multiple exchanges at once
- All risk and circuit-breaker rules
- Live trading + dashboard
- CSV / API export
Team
¥599/mo+
- Unlimited strategies
- Multi-user and role permissions
- Audit logs and compliance export
- Priority support
5Exchanges supported
24/7Rules running
6Strategy templates
0Funds held by us
These describe how the product works, not performance results. Returns vary and losses can occur.
How people use it
Composite accounts describing typical use, shown for illustration.
The drawdown limit is what sold me. I set it once and it stops me even when I don't want it to.
I now test an idea on paper over a weekend instead of finding out on real money on Monday.
Being able to read why each trade fired is worth more to me than the automation itself.
Frequently asked questions
Does Yunqi hold my funds?
No. Your funds always stay in your own exchange account. Yunqi places orders through an API key you authorise, which you can revoke at any time. We cannot withdraw your assets.
Can you guarantee profits?
No. Be wary of any automated trading that claims guaranteed profits. Yunqi provides strategy execution and risk tools; profit or loss depends on the market and your strategy.
Which exchanges are supported?
Currently Binance, OKX, Bybit, Coinbase and Kraken, with more to come. You can run the same strategy in several places at once.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Use a template or describe your strategy in plain language. If you are a developer, we also offer a full REST API and Webhooks.
How do I start?
Sign up, run your idea on paper first, then connect a real account and enable risk control once you're happy. The whole thing takes under ten minutes.
What API permissions do I need?
Read-only access is enough for balances and backtesting. Live trading needs trading permission, but never withdrawal permission — leaving it disabled means we cannot move funds out even if compromised.
Will a strategy keep working when markets change?
No strategy wins in every regime. That's why backtesting and a volatility brake exist: to help you notice when conditions drift away from what you tested.
Can I cancel or move my strategy later?
Yes. Strategies, keys and data are all exportable, and disconnecting takes one click. There is no lock-in.
Let rules execute, leave judgment to the market
Start free and validate your strategy on paper first.