Aqlyra
Product in development
Built around the trader's own strategy

Trade your strategy without having to watch the chart all day.

A trader explains how they trade — the setup they look for, the conditions that must happen, when they enter, when they should not enter, what cancels the setup, how they exit, how they manage risk and the other rules they follow. Some strategies depend on only a few conditions. Others may depend on a particular chart type, several indicators, drawings, price levels, candle behaviour, different timeframes or several market conditions happening together. Once those rules are clear, Aqlyra can keep track of them across the markets and timeframes the trader chooses, so the trader does not have to remain in front of the chart waiting for the setup to appear.

Aqlyra provides the trader-facing experience, strategy logic, continuous monitoring, automation, account rules and risk controls around this process. For the parts that require actual market execution and asset operations, Aqlyra is designed to work with underlying exchange infrastructure in the backend.

Chart types & timeframesIndicators & drawingsContinuous monitoringTrader confirmationAutomated executionUnderlying exchange execution
How Aqlyra follows a trader's strategy
Core workflow
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Explain how you tradeSetups, chart conditions, timeframes, indicators, drawings, entries, exits, risk rules and whatever else the strategy depends on.
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Aqlyra keeps watchingThe defined conditions stay monitored across the markets and timeframes the trader chooses, without requiring constant screen time.
When the setup appearsNotify for trader confirmation
If enabled beforehandExecute automatically
Tell Aqlyra exactly how you trade

A strategy can only be followed properly when every condition behind it can be expressed clearly.

One trader may use candlestick charts and moving averages. Another may depend on support and resistance, price action and Fibonacci levels. Another strategy may require several indicators across different timeframes before a trade is valid. Aqlyra is designed to let traders describe those strategies in the level of detail they actually use.

Strategy detail

Explain the setup in the language of the chart.

The trader can describe what must happen before an entry, what cancels the setup, how the position should be managed, and how several conditions should work together. Aqlyra is not there to tell the trader what their strategy should be. The trader already knows how they trade; Aqlyra needs enough detail to follow it accurately.

Tools may include: candlestick, bar, line, area, Heikin Ashi, Renko and other supported chart types; different timeframes; technical indicators; drawing tools; trend lines; Fibonacci tools; support and resistance; price levels and zones; candle and price behaviour; multi-indicator and multi-timeframe conditions; live and historical market data — and whatever other market information the trader's approach may require.
Continuous monitoring

You do not have to sit in front of the chart waiting.

After the trader has clearly explained their strategy, Aqlyra can continuously keep track of those conditions across the selected markets and timeframes. If the strategy requires several things to happen together, Aqlyra watches all of them. When the full setup appears, Aqlyra can either notify the trader or act according to the permission the trader already gave.

Trader confirmation: Aqlyra notifies the trader that the conditions they defined have been met, and the trader decides whether to enter.   Automated execution: if automation has been enabled for that strategy, Aqlyra can act according to the entry rules, position settings, exits and risk limits already defined by the trader.
A separate strategy testing feature

See what your strategy has actually been doing.

Whenever a trader wants to examine a strategy more deeply, they can run it through past market activity over the period, market and timeframes they choose. This is a separate Aqlyra feature — it is not a required step before monitoring a strategy.

Aqlyra provides a detailed history of what those rules would have produced. Instead of only showing a final profit or loss number, the trader can see where the strategy performed well, where it struggled, when losses occurred, which market conditions were repeatedly connected to weaker results, how often setups appeared, drawdowns and other patterns that may need attention.

Aqlyra can also point out areas where the results suggest the strategy may need improvement. The trader can adjust their own rules and compare the results again whenever they want.

PerformanceWhere the strategy worksSee the periods and conditions where the strategy has produced stronger results.
WeaknessesWhere it strugglesFind repeated conditions around losses, poor entries or weaker outcomes.
BehaviourHow often setups appearUnderstand frequency, drawdowns and how the strategy behaves over the chosen period.
RefinementWhat may need improvementUse the detailed history to adjust the trader's own rules and compare the results again.
Take and manage trades

When the setup appears, the trading side is there to act on it.

Aqlyra is designed to connect the trader's strategy and monitoring process to actual trading. When the trader decides to act on a setup, they do so through the Aqlyra trading experience. The same applies when a strategy has already been given permission to execute automatically. The actual exchange-side execution and asset operations behind those actions are intended to be handled through the underlying exchange layer.

Trader experiencePlace and manage trades through AqlyraUsers can submit trades, follow orders and positions, manage risk and view the account information connected to their trading activity.
AutomationStrategy decisions can move into executionWhen a trader has allowed automated execution, Aqlyra can pass the resulting trade instruction to the underlying exchange layer when the defined setup appears.
ControlRisk rules stay attachedThe trader's position settings, limits and account controls remain part of the Aqlyra experience while execution happens underneath.
Trading discipline

Set the rules before emotions are involved.

Knowing a trading strategy is different from consistently following it. Aqlyra lets traders set their limits before they begin, then restricts further trading according to the rules they already chose when those limits are reached.

Maximum lossPer trade, day or session
Maximum number of tradesStop after the trader's chosen count
Profit-based stopping rulesLock discipline after reaching a chosen target
Position and account riskKeep exposure within the trader's limits
Other trader-defined restrictionsRules that matter to the trader's own discipline
Trading with Shariah requirements in mind

Trading systems built around concerns Muslim traders actually face.

For Muslim traders, some common trading structures create additional concerns. Actual ownership of an asset, conventional short selling, interest-based leverage and the way certain transactions are structured can determine whether a trade meets Shariah requirements.

These issues can make otherwise common trading functions difficult for someone who wants to participate in the markets while remaining within those requirements. Aqlyra includes trading systems designed around these concerns.

Supported trading functions can be structured around real asset ownership and without interest-based financing, while addressing the problems that conventional short selling, leverage and similar mechanics can create for Shariah-conscious traders. This means traders who follow these requirements can access the wider capabilities Aqlyra provides without those requirements being treated as an afterthought.

Underlying exchange infrastructure

The exchange layer behind real execution and asset operations.

Behind the trader-facing Aqlyra experience is a separate exchange layer intended for the parts of trading that must happen at the actual market and asset level.

When a trader decides to take a trade through Aqlyra — or has allowed Aqlyra to act automatically when their strategy conditions are met — that decision has to become a real order. The underlying exchange infrastructure is intended to provide that execution, including market orders for immediate buying and selling, limit orders, conditional orders and other supported order types.

Aqlyra can then use the resulting execution information to follow what actually happened to the order — whether it was accepted, rejected, partially filled, fully filled or cancelled — rather than assuming that an order was completed simply because it was submitted.

That execution information also matters throughout the life of the trade. It allows the Aqlyra experience to stay aligned with stop loss and take profit, order changes and cancellations, fills, open positions, position updates, closing trades and other execution activity taking place at the exchange level.

The exchange layer is also intended to handle the assets and funds behind those transactions. This includes available balances, asset balances, deposits, deposit records, withdrawals, withdrawal records, transfers, transaction history and other supported asset operations required to fund and manage trading activity.

The trader interacts with these functions through Aqlyra, while the actual exchange-side actions take place through the underlying infrastructure in the backend. Aqlyra remains responsible for the trader's strategy, continuous monitoring, automation, risk controls, account rules and overall trading experience, while the underlying exchange layer provides the real execution and asset operations required behind it.

Market ordersLimit ordersConditional ordersOrder status & fillsStop loss & take profitPositionsBalancesDepositsWithdrawalsTransfersTransaction history

From the trader's strategy to the trade.

Explain how you trade → Aqlyra understands the exact conditions → Aqlyra keeps watching while you are away → the complete setup appears → get notified for confirmation or allow automated execution → manage the resulting trade through Aqlyra within the rules you already set.
Historical strategy testing remains a separate capability the trader can use whenever they want to examine how a strategy has behaved, find weaknesses and improve it.
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