Koneth automatic trading

Your strategy.
Run it your way.

Build and run a KAS inside the native macOS or Windows terminal, or connect your own backend through the account-scoped Trader API.

Desktop KAS · External API integrations · Account-scoped execution
KAS / Desktop terminal Connected
Koneth Automated StrategiesEMA Crossover
running
CREATEKS editor
CONFIGUREInputs
MONITORLogs
onBar EMA crossoverAuto Trading on
const fast = ema(close, 20);const slow = ema(close, 50);if (crossover(fast, slow)) { trade.buy({ volume: 0.10 });}
Running · XAUUSD · M5Open logs
KS editorAuto Trading controlsTrader API / v1

KAS in Koneth Terminal

Build it. Run it.
Right where you trade.

Koneth Automated Strategies run locally inside the native macOS and Windows terminals. No separate backend or API credentials are required to create and operate a KAS.

Koneth Terminal · DesktopConnected
Automation workspace

Koneth Automated Strategies

Auto Trading+ Add KAS
Strategies2 saved
Runtime1 running
Account10002341
KAS strategy

EMA Crossover

XAUUSD · M5 · 0.10 lots

onBar()Running
LogsSettings
KAS strategy

Breakout Guard

EURUSD · H1 · 0.05 lots

onTick()Stopped
EditStart
01

Create or import a strategy

Write a strategy in the KS editor, validate it before saving, or import an existing .ks file.

02

Configure every run

Review the symbol, timeframe, volume, and strategy inputs before automated trading begins.

03

Control trading twice

Use the terminal-wide Auto Trading switch and a separate permission for each KAS.

04

Monitor the runtime

See running status, inspect logs, change settings, export the strategy, or stop it immediately.

Read the KAS desktop guide

KAS is available in the native macOS and Windows apps. Stopping a strategy stops future actions but leaves its existing positions open for you to manage.

The Trader API flow

One account-scoped API.
A complete automation loop.

Your strategy runs in infrastructure you control. The Trader API provides account state, position execution, and replayable events from the trading server.

01POST /v1/auth/login

Create an account-scoped session

Connect your trusted backend or native client to one trading account on one Koneth trading server.

02POST /v1/trade

Send idempotent trade actions

Open, close, or modify a position. Give each intended open action a unique client_request_id so retries stay safe.

03GET /v1/stream

Stream events and reconcile

Resume from your last cursor after reconnects. If replay is truncated, refresh the source of truth with GET /v1/positions.

Trader API v1 surface

Five endpoints.
One automation loop.

POST/v1/auth/loginCreate a session for one trading account and server.

GET/v1/accountRead balance, equity, margin, and access state.

GET/v1/positionsRead the authoritative open-position snapshot.

POST/v1/tradeOpen, close, or modify a position.

WS/v1/streamReceive replayable order and position events.

Read the Trader API guide

Strategy examples

Your signals.
Run your way.

Build EMA, RSI, breakout, momentum, trend, or grid logic as a desktop KAS—or bring the same strategy model to your own Trader API backend.

EMA Crossover KAS strategy showing moving-average buy and sell signals.
RSI Reversal KAS strategy showing overbought and oversold levels.
Bollinger Breakout KAS strategy showing a volatility breakout above the upper band.
MACD Momentum KAS strategy showing crossover and histogram signals.
Supertrend KAS strategy showing trend direction and dynamic stop signals.
Grid Trader KAS strategy showing layered buy and sell levels around the current price.

These strategies are illustrative signal models. Review every KAS or API integration, its sizing, symbol rules, and risk controls before enabling live trading.

Automation safety

Control stays
with the trader.

KAS and Trader API integrations use the normal Koneth execution path, but you still own the strategy rules, permissions, sizing, and monitoring.

01

Review every strategy

Check a .ks strategy, its editable inputs, symbols, timeframes, and volume before you allow it to trade.

02

Use both KAS permission gates

The terminal-wide Auto Trading switch and the per-strategy Allow automated trading control must both be enabled.

03

Keep API credentials server-side

Trader API session tokens belong in a trusted backend or native client—not browser code or public repositories.

04

Build API retries for safety

Use idempotent open actions, process replayable events durably, and reconcile against authoritative server state.