Your bots are running.Do you actually know what they're doing?
Monitor bot health, confirm webhook execution, validate before going live, and review plain-language recaps of what your strategies actually did — so you're never just hoping automation is doing what you think it is.
Automation you can explain — not just execute.
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LiveLast activity
12m agoExec drift
WatchDrawdown
NormalBehaviour
ReviewLast successful activity
ETH/USDT — Binance
Order filled · 14:03:09 UTC
Fill within expected range
Last alert execution
SOL/USDT — OKX: fills outside expected range · Needs review surfaced 47s after anomaly detected
Plain-language recap — last 4h
14 alerts · 14 routed · 12 filled · 2 outside range
ETH grid ran within normal parameters. SOL fills drifted above baseline — likely cause: spread widened during low-liquidity window. SOL: review grid spacing before next session.
Recent changes
You changed SOL grid spacing 0.8% → 1.2%; activity normalised within 2h.
System re-authorised OKX key; connection restored; no missed alerts.
Connect the exchanges you already use. Route TradingView alerts with confirmation.
TradingView alerts routed to live exchanges with execution logs
Scoped API keys — trade permissions only
No withdrawal access, ever
One view across your exchanges and bots
Paper trading before live capital
Bot Health
Know when a bot is healthy — not just running.
Bot Health shows whether your automation is working normally — not just whether it is switched on. Check connection status, see when the bot last acted, catch unusual behaviour, and get plain-language summaries — before a small problem becomes expensive.
Each signal shows a named status and a plain-language explanation. Execution drift always includes a plain-language gloss — you should never have to interpret a term.
Connection status
API key active and permissions valid
Connection live and authorised
Last activity
Time since last placed, filled, or updated
Last successful: 12 minutes ago
Execution drift
Fills outside your expected price range
Fills outside expected range
Drawdown proximity
Current performance vs. configured risk
Within configured limits
Behaviour anomaly
Whether the bot is trading unusually
Trading more often than expected
See what your bots did
What happened — and what changed.
Plain-language recaps tell you what your strategies did and whether anything needs attention. The audit trail shows what changed, who changed it, and what happened next.
14 alerts · 14 routed · 12 filled · 2 outside expected range
ETH grid ran within normal parameters throughout the session. SOL fills drifted above baseline on one session — likely cause: spread widened during a low-liquidity window between 13:40 and 14:05 UTC.
You changed SOL grid spacing 0.8% → 1.2%; activity normalised within 2h.
Today · 11:22 UTC · You
System re-authorised OKX key; connection restored; no missed alerts after reconnect.
Today · 09:41 UTC · System
TradingView alert received; Binance accepted order; fill completed within expected range.
Today · 14:03 UTC · TradingView → Binance
ETH drawdown threshold adjusted 8% → 10%; no limit events since change.
Yesterday · 18:05 UTC · You
Security & permissions
Your funds stay yours.
We can trade on your behalf — we can never withdraw your funds.
Vordant connects to your exchanges using trade-only API permissions — the minimum needed to execute strategies. Withdrawal access is blocked by default, and every connection and key event is logged and visible to you.
You see a visible permission summary before any connection is activated. No silent access, no broad keys, no exceptions.
Plans
Plans built around trading operations
Vordant scales by operational capability — from solo validation to deeper execution visibility and team oversight.
Vordant charges for operational capability, visibility, and control — not per-bot slot pricing.
Core
Starting plan
For solo traders validating automated trading workflows before committing real capital.
Pro
AdvancedAdvanced operations
For active traders managing multiple strategies and requiring deeper execution intelligence.
Team
Phasing inTeam operations
Designed for trading teams and small operations that need role-based access, audit trails, and operational oversight.
Team workflows are being phased in. The role, entitlement, and audit foundations are in place. Team-facing product surfaces are completed progressively.
Pricing to be finalised before public launch. Current access is via beta.
Join betaFAQ
Common questions
Free Tools
Diagnostic and preparation tools — no account required.
Use these tools to prepare, validate, and review before connecting your exchange or running live.
Pine Script Strategy Draft Converter
Paste a TradingView Pine Script strategy and generate a reviewable Vordant Strategy Rule Draft. Unsupported logic is clearly flagged before paper validation.
Review required · Paper validation required
Strategy Rule Converter
Convert manual strategy rules into structured Vordant setup guidance.
Strategy Import Readiness Checker
Check whether an existing bot setup can be reviewed inside Vordant.
Strategy Readiness Evaluator
Assess your strategy's readiness for structured paper validation.
TradingView Webhook Tester
Inspect your TradingView alert webhook payload before connecting.
Ready when you are
Know what your bots are doing — not just that they're running.
Connect your exchange, send a test alert, validate in paper, and go live only when the strategy is ready.