OptionAgent works with your own brokerage account. What it can do depends on the broker — here is where each one stands.
Live trading, automatic imports and signals. The full app. Strategies run live on your own account from your own server, orders you approve go straight to the broker, positions and fills stream back as they happen, and your trade history imports on its own. Two-factor sign-in and your approval on every engine login.
Signals and trade import now. Follow any library strategy by signal and trade it in your TastyTrade account, and import your trade history from a TastyTrade export file for the journal and the analysis. The live engine connection — strategies running on your account, orders on your approval — is in development.
Signals now. Signals work at Schwab the way they work anywhere: you get the order and place it yourself. Trade import and live trading at Schwab are planned.
OptionAgent is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Interactive Brokers LLC, tastytrade, Inc. or Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. Their names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here only to describe which brokers OptionAgent works with.
A signal is the full order — legs, limit, how long it’s valid, then the profit target and the stop to set once you’re filled — with the reference’s capital, size and the most the trade can lose, so you can scale it to your own account. You place it at whichever broker you use; nothing is placed for you. How signals work →
OptionAgent never holds your funds. Your account, your money and your positions stay with your broker, a third party not affiliated with OptionAgent.
Orders the app drafts go out on your approval. Strategies you switch on trade within the limits you set, and every fill reaches you as it happens.
Tell us where you trade: info@optionagent.com. Signals already work there; live trading follows demand.
Risk disclosure. OptionAgent is a trading tool, not investment advice. Options trading involves substantial risk and is not suitable for every investor. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security.
