Training
A plain-language starting point for customers who are new to this
Use this page if you want the product explained clearly before you buy it, install it, or connect any trading keys.
Written for customers who may be new to self-hosted trading systems.
Focuses on how the product works, where it runs, and what it should realistically do.
Teaches demo, replay, and paper before live instead of encouraging rushed automation.
Start Here
Three things to understand first
Understand the product before you spend money
ZeroTrade is trading infrastructure, not a miracle button. It helps watch markets, filter setups, explain decisions, and keep risk explicit.
Choose the right path for how you want to operate
Self-hosted means the runtime lives on your own machine. Hosted means you log in to the website dashboard and connect your own API keys there.
Start in demo, replay, or paper before live
The safest first week is about learning the product, proving the setup, and seeing how it behaves before trusting it further.
Lessons
What new customers usually need explained properly
The point of this page is to reduce confusion before it turns into a bad buying decision or a bad first setup.
Where does it run?
The public site sells, licenses, documents, and updates the product. The self-hosted runtime runs on your own Ubuntu server, VPS, mini PC, or home PC.
How do you see the private panel?
You usually keep the panel private and open it through an SSH tunnel from your own computer instead of exposing it directly to the internet.
What does the AI actually do?
AI helps with watching, ranking, summarizing, replay commentary, and anomaly review. It does not get to ignore the deterministic risk engine.
Can it help people with smaller balances?
Yes, but the product treats small wallets as a selectivity problem, not as a reason to overtrade. No-trade is often the correct outcome.
What should a first live step look like?
After demo, replay, and paper prove the setup, live use should stay small, controlled, and bounded by explicit risk limits and venue quality checks.
What should you never expect?
No serious trading platform can promise guaranteed profit, fixed win rates, or effortless results. ZeroTrade is designed to improve structure and discipline, not to suspend market risk.
First WeekDay 1: choose self-hosted or hosted and read the access model. Day 2: install or activate the dashboard, then confirm login, status, and health. Day 3: run the guided demo and inspect replay output until the flow makes sense. Day 4: connect only the keys you actually need, then verify the vault and service health. Day 5: use paper mode with a small watchlist and read the explanations rather than chasing trades. Day 6: review blocked setups and rejections so you understand what the guardrails are doing. Day 7: decide whether you trust the system enough to continue testing, not whether you can force it into live mode quickly.
A calmer first-week path
Avoid ThisDo not rush into live mode Do not treat AI as unlimited authority Do not confuse more trades with better trades
Three mistakes that hurt trust quickly
Customers who skip replay and paper usually create confusion for themselves. The product is built to prove itself before trust increases.
The intelligence layer is there to help you understand and monitor. The live path still belongs to deterministic controls and explicit operating rules.
ZeroTrade is strongest when it stays selective. Frequency without edge is not sophistication.