Pulse ProtocolPrivate test version. Pulse Protocol is not open to the public yet: access is for testing and early access, by invitation only, and nothing is sold. It is operated by a company currently being incorporated in the Seychelles; its registration details will be published before any public commercial launch. The legal documents on this site are drafts that are not in force.
The trading terminal for the next cycle
Trade with a clearer pulse.
Pulse Protocol brings multi-exchange execution, SmartTrades, bots and market intelligence into one focused workspace, built for traders who want control without the noise.
Start where a mistake costs nothing
Every Pulse account begins on a simulation account: real Binance Futures prices, fake money, and the same margin, liquidation and order-rejection rules as a live account. It does not reproduce slippage or partial fills; the Risk Disclosure says why that matters. A banner at the top of every page says simulation only, no real funds, and the simulation balance is never added to your live net worth. Nothing is hidden behind a setting you have to discover.
One trade, one object
A SmartTrade holds the entry, the take-profits and the stop together. The server keeps watching after you close the browser. That is the point.
Three kinds of bot
DCA ladders, Grid ranges, and Signal bots driven by webhooks. Each page says what the bot costs you on the day it is wrong, not only what it earns.
Driven from TradingView
Point a TradingView alert at a Pulse webhook and your strategy places orders (simulated or live, as you choose) with the size, targets and stop you set in Pulse, never in the message.
What Pulse will not do
- It never asks for withdrawal permission on your exchange API key, and it has no code that makes withdrawals. A key configured without withdrawal permission does not allow Pulse to make a withdrawal. Always check the permissions directly with your exchange. See Security.
- It never counts simulated money in your real balance.
- It does not give investment advice, and it does not promise a return. Read the Risk Disclosure before connecting a live account.
Pulse Protocol is in early access. Features are added and changed often, and some exchanges are still in testing. The Exchanges page says exactly which venue is at which stage, including the ones that are not usable yet.
New here? Start with the documentation, or ask us a question: a human reads that address.