Policy enforced in software. A reason code on every refusal.
Fifteen layered gates run before any order is sent — account-aware, per-gate configurable, never optional. Each entry-time policy runs off, shadow or enforce, so you watch what a rule would have done before you let it block.
G1 to G15, on every idea.
Beyond the gates: per-provider buckets (incubation → provisional → production) with daily and monthly loss limits and stop-out caps that suspend a losing provider automatically — never silently.
One stop lifecycle per asset class. Every leg's state published, and alarmed on when inert.
Stocks
- Native GTC stop + TP1–5 ladder rested at the broker
- Synthetic stop enforces the ratcheted level outside 09:30–16:00
- Break-even, trailing and gain-armed trails with app-side ratchets
- 33% per-position cap, buying-power clamp, session shapes
Options
- Premium stop band, underlying stop and a native −60% backstop — the last free contract always reserved for the stop
- TP ladder in premium %, give-back trail from TP1, ratchet to break-even
- Max-hold, theta guard, 15:55 carry flatten, hold-through-expiry opt-in
- Contract resolution and fit ranked on liquidity and open interest
Crypto
- Perps signed with an agent wallet; funding and fills reconciled
- Entry zones, DCA and cmp-till entries watched by entry monitors
- Stale and dust positions auto-closed; protective exits on marks every 30s
- Spot keys that can move funds refused at onboarding
Controls reduce avoidable mistakes — they never eliminate market risk. Nothing here is investment advice.
Everything attributable. Nothing hidden.
Your brokers keep custody
Akasha never holds funds. Venue keys are encrypted at rest; Schwab is read-only by design; Coinbase keys that can move funds are refused.
Paper first, live by choice
Every venue supports a paper environment per account. Live is a per-account, per-venue switch — and every policy can run in shadow before it enforces.
Reconciled to the venue's books
Fills, funding, ledgers and positions are checked against what the broker or exchange says, on a schedule, with drift alarms.
Audited end to end
Every idea carries its gate results and an 87-type event timeline; every order leg its raw request and response; every API and agent call its token.
Security baseline
2FA with per-workspace enforcement, lockouts, rate limiting, fail-closed authorization, hardened headers, dependency and secret-hygiene gates on every merge.
Health you can read
System health, ~115 tracked recurring jobs, 33 read-only checks four times a day, alerts that survive the alerter — and an agent that can read all of it.
Measured, not guessed
Every exit rule, gate and sizing change is replayed on the real ledger with signal-clustered confidence intervals before it is enforced — and the rejected ones are recorded too.
Private by construction
Workspace isolation at the policy layer, a one-way firewall on shared feeds, PII scrubbing on error reporting, private-model agents whose data never trains a shared model.
