August 7, 2026
Introducing the Automation Engine: 18 triggers, 17 conditions, 14 actions
Copy trading and risk management usually mean watching a dashboard and reacting manually. The Automation Engine lets you encode that reaction as a rule: "pause copying after three consecutive losses," "reduce risk to 0.25% after a 2% daily drawdown," "only copy EURUSD during the London session."
Every workflow has a trigger, an optional set of conditions (combined with AND/OR logic), and one or more actions — with real scheduling, a dry-run mode that logs exactly what would have happened without touching anything, and a natural-language box that converts a plain-English description into a structured draft you review before saving.
Safety was a first-class requirement, not an afterthought: a per-workflow cooldown and a hard cap on actions executed per evaluation pass prevent runaway automation, every run is logged step-by-step, and the subset of actions with a real inverse (risk changes, pause/resume) can be rolled back.