What is A9?

A9 is a non-custodial trading platform. You choose a strategy, test it on real market data, and run it as a bot that trades on your own OKX or Binance account. Today the bots trade tokenized US stocks and ETFs, such as XNVDA, XTSLA, XQQQ and XSOXL, which those exchanges list against USDT.

Your keys, your assets

A9 never holds your funds. Your money stays in your exchange account, and a bot places orders there through an API key that can trade and nothing else.

• A key that can withdraw is refused when you save it.
• The key is bound to A9's server addresses, so it does not work from anywhere else.
• It is stored encrypted and never shown again.

You can see every order a bot places in your exchange's own order history, and you can delete the key on the exchange at any time.

What you can do on A9

• Bots: run a strategy on one symbol with a fixed amount per entry, then pause, restart, clone or stop it.
• Strategies: nine strategies in three market views (Ranging, Trend, Accumulation), each with a backtest, auto-tune and a nightly Discover list of settings that tested well.
• Flywheel: roll OKX Dual Investment products on a stock automatically, buying low and selling high while each round pays a coupon.
• Profit analysis: what all your bots have realized, by day, by symbol and by bot.

Each has its own guide in Features.

Four steps to your first bot

1. Sign in: create an account with your email, or sign in with a Solana wallet.
2. Connect an exchange: an OKX or Binance API key with trade permission only, and about 500 USDT in the trading account.
3. Choose a plan: Free is enough to start; a paid plan runs more bots, commits more capital and keeps a larger share of the profit.
4. Start a bot: the Get started panel offers ready-made bots sized to your account. Each shows its settings and asks you to confirm before it starts.

Each step has a short film under Quick start on the help home. You can run the guide again later from Me → Redo the guide.

Finding your way around

• Bots: your running bots, their profit, and links to All bots and Profit analysis.
• Strategies: Discover and Catalog, where every bot starts.
• Flywheel: Dual Investment on autopilot.
• Me: Exchange keys, your plan, Payments, notifications, account and security, language and time zone.

What A9 charges

There is no charge to sign up or to run a backtest. When a bot books a profit, A9 takes a share of the new realized profit: 30% on Free, falling to 10% on the highest plan. It is charged only above each bot's previous best, so a loss is never charged. Paid plans cost a fixed amount per 30 days and never renew by themselves. The Plans guide has the details.

When you need a wallet

Only to buy A9, to pay with USDC from a wallet, or to collect commission. Bots run on your exchange key, so you can add a Solana wallet later under Me → Account & security.

Before you start

• Bots trade with real money and can lose it. A backtest shows how rules would have traded the past; it does not promise the future.
• Start with a small amount per entry and watch how the bot behaves for a while.
• Nothing on A9 is investment advice. You decide what to run and when to stop it.