Most bot platforms hand you a toolbox and leave the strategy to you. VaultElite is the finished machine: a complete trading engine with its risk handling already built in, running on your own exchange account.
Connect trade-only API keys, choose your pairs and your allocation, and start it. VaultElite is licensed software, not a fund or managed service, and it cannot move funds off your exchange.
⚠ Automated trading involves a high risk of loss. You could lose all capital you allocate on your exchange account. Past behaviour of any strategy is not a reliable indicator of future results. VaultElite does not provide investment advice.
A bot-building platform sells you the parts and the strategy is your job. VaultElite licenses the finished engine.
The trade-off is real: VaultElite’s algorithm is fixed and not user-editable. If you want to write your own strategy, a bot-building platform is the right tool and this is not. Built-in risk handling reduces certain risks; it cannot eliminate the possibility of loss.
Integrations are built and maintained against each venue’s official API documentation, with dedicated order-handling, WebSocket, and rate-limit management per exchange. The software operates on your account — it is not a venue, broker, or counterparty.
Rule-based DCA and grid strategies across 9 centralised exchanges. The engine places orders with volatility-aware spacing, trailing take-profits, and automatic reanchoring. It will not place a new order that would push committed capital above your configured allocation.
Perpetual futures execution across 8 centralised exchanges. Derivatives and leverage are venue features governed by each exchange’s own terms and eligibility rules. Leverage magnifies losses as well as gains — for experienced traders only.
Perpetual futures on supported on-chain venues, powered by the same rule-based engine as the CEX integrations. Your funds remain in your own on-chain account; the software holds only the trading credentials you authorise — use a dedicated API/agent wallet, never your main wallet key.
Most of what matters about VaultElite is what it cannot do.
VaultElite never holds, receives, pools, or transfers user funds. Your capital sits on your own exchange account under your own credentials, exactly where it was before you connected.
The software operates through exchange API keys used only to place and manage orders. Create your keys with trading permission only and withdrawals disabled — the software never requests withdrawal permission and cannot initiate withdrawals. You can revoke access at the exchange at any moment, independently of us.
The engine operates within the capital allocation you set: it will not place a new order that would push committed capital above your configured allocation. Enforcement is applied at order level, before any order reaches the exchange.
API credentials are encrypted at rest with authenticated symmetric encryption under a dedicated, rotatable encryption key, and are isolated per user. They are used solely to operate the engine you activate.
An engine is either started or stopped — there is no third state. Stopping means "commit no more capital": it cancels the engine’s open buy orders, while existing sell orders and open positions remain on your exchange, under your control, and keep their exit monitoring until they close. You retain full manual control of your exchange account at all times — the software never locks you out of anything.
VaultElite is not discretionary. Every engine executes a fixed, pre-coded rule set whose behaviour is described before you purchase. The same market inputs always produce the same actions.
Each licence tier runs a fixed, pre-coded strategy — how it behaves (entries, spacing, exits, risk handling) is described on this page and on each product listing before you purchase. The underlying algorithm is not user-editable. What you set when you create an engine is listed in full below: every setting you control, and every rule the engine manages for you. The behaviour is disclosed; the calibrated parameter values behind it are proprietary.
VaultElite publishes no return figures, targets, or projections. Licence operating limits (such as the Licence Cap) are software-metering mechanisms, not performance indicators, and there is no assurance any limit will be reached.
Everything below is decided before an engine starts. The left column is yours to choose; the right column is fixed by the strategy and cannot be edited on any tier.
Operating limits — pair count, allocation ceiling and how many engines you may run at once — are set by your licence tier and are software-metering limits, not performance indicators.
Core activates 1 spot engine. Professional activates 3 spot engines. Elite activates 5 spot engines. Futures & perpetuals are coming soon, under a separate Futures Licence.
Spot licences are used one at a time, oldest first. A licence’s 12 months and its Licence Cap start when it starts being used.
Your limits are those of the highest tier among your licences that have not ended, whether in use or waiting. Licences do not add up. A higher tier raises your limits as soon as your payment is confirmed. It then waits its turn: its 12 months and its Licence Cap start when the licence ahead of it ends, or 90 days after it was issued at the latest. If it starts that way, both licences are in use, and net realised P&L counts towards the older one first.
Each spot licence ends at whichever comes first: its Licence Cap or 12 months after activation.
Most automated strategies are written for the market behaving. These are the rules for when it doesn’t.
These controls reduce certain risks. No risk control can eliminate the possibility of loss, and you could lose all capital you allocate.
Every feature below is a software function — not a promise of performance.
Fixed, pre-coded strategy rules with volatility-aware spacing, trailing take-profit, automatic reanchoring, and configurable levels — designed to run continuously. No discretion, no judgment calls: the same inputs always produce the same actions. The engine is async and event-driven, processing live WebSocket market data with automatic reconnection. Availability is not guaranteed; outages can occur.
A built-in analyser classifies conditions across five regimes: Sideways Calm, Sideways Volatile, Bull Trending, Bear Trending, and Neutral. Volatility, momentum, and trend strength feed the fixed rule set — no machine learning, no black box.
Native integrations with dedicated REST, WebSocket, and rate-limit management per exchange, built against each venue’s official API documentation. Spot on 9 CEX today. Futures, perpetuals and on-chain DEX connectors are coming soon.
Order placement, tracking, and lifecycle management per exchange, with slippage controls and liquidation-buffer logic on leveraged positions where applicable. WebSocket market data in, REST orders out.
Realised and unrealised P&L, drawdown, win rate, and per-exchange breakdowns in your dashboard — reporting on your own account’s activity, which you can verify directly on your exchange.
Every user runs in a fully isolated runtime — zero shared state between users. API credentials encrypted at rest and isolated per user; create keys trade-only with withdrawals disabled. Audit logging of signals and orders.
No deposits. No transfers. No handing anything over. VaultElite operates on your existing exchange account through API keys that you create, scope, and can revoke at any time.
Choose a licence tier from our store. You’re buying software access — nothing else. Each spot licence ends at its Licence Cap or 12 months after it starts being used, whichever comes first, as set out in the Terms.
Generate a trade-only API key on your exchange (withdrawals disabled) and connect it, or connect your own wallet for on-chain venues. Keys are stored encrypted and used only to place and manage orders you’ve authorised the engine to run. Your funds stay on your exchange — we never hold capital.
You decide the capital allocation, the pair, and the operating settings for your tier. The engine will not place a new order that would push committed capital above your configured allocation. Nothing runs until you activate it.
Start the engine when you’re ready. Monitor every order in your dashboard and on your own exchange. Stop new order placement with one action — existing sell orders and positions remain yours to manage — or revoke your API key at the exchange to end the software’s access entirely.
Every tier runs the same execution engine. Tiers differ only in software operating limits — allocation ceilings, pair capacity, engine count, and Licence Cap. No tier implies or promises any trading outcome. Futures & perpetuals (CEX and DEX) are coming soon and will be sold separately as a Futures Licence.
Core activates 1 spot engine, Professional activates 3 spot engines, and Elite activates 5 spot engines. Licences do not add up, so for more spot engines choose a higher tier. Futures & perpetuals (CEX and DEX) are coming soon and will require a separate Futures Licence.
Each spot licence ends at whichever comes first: its Licence Cap or 12 months after activation.
For traders automating spot execution with mechanical, rule-based grid parameters.
For experienced traders automating spot execution at larger scale, across more pairs and engines.
For advanced traders operating at scale, with no software-imposed allocation or pair limits.
Spot licences are used one at a time, oldest first. A licence’s 12 months and its Licence Cap start when it starts being used.
Your limits are those of the highest tier among your licences that have not ended, whether in use or waiting. Licences do not add up. A higher tier raises your limits as soon as your payment is confirmed. It then waits its turn: its 12 months and its Licence Cap start when the licence ahead of it ends, or 90 days after it was issued at the latest. If it starts that way, both licences are in use, and net realised P&L counts towards the older one first.
Spot licences cover CEX spot trading only. Leveraged futures & perpetuals (CEX and on-chain DEX) are coming soon and are not available to purchase yet. They will activate via a separate Futures Licence, suitable only for experienced traders who understand the risk of loss.
The Licence Cap is a software auto-termination limit on the cumulative net realised P&L counted against that licence, not a return target, projection or guarantee. When a licence ends and none is waiting, its engines stop opening new positions, positions already held keep their exit monitoring until they close, and a new licence is needed to continue.
All licences are software licences governed by our Terms & Conditions. Software operating limits vary by tier — never allocate capital you cannot afford to lose. Refund terms, including the digital-content withdrawal waiver, are set out in the Terms.
On your own exchange account, the whole time. VaultElite never holds, receives or transfers your funds. The software places and manages orders on your account through the API keys you connect.
Built for experienced, hands-on traders. VaultElite is designed for people who already trade, understand the markets they operate in, and want systematic, rules-based execution on their own accounts. It is not designed for beginners, and it is not a passive-income product. If you are not comfortable with the possibility of losing the capital you allocate, this software is not for you.
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