Coinrule vs Quadency

How Coinrule vs Quadency compare on our ratings, trading tool specs, funding, pros and cons.

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Feature
Ratings
Our score4.0/53.1/5
User ratingNo reviews yetNo reviews yet
Strategies4.53.5
Pricing3.52.5
Security4.03.0
Ease of use4.53.5
Support3.53.0
Specs
KYC required NoNot disclosed
StrategiesGrid, DCA, Signal / copy trading, Smart tradeGrid, Terminal
Exchanges supported25Not disclosed
CustodyNon-custodial (API keys)Non-custodial (API keys)
Free plan YesNot disclosed
Paid plans from (per month)$29.99Not disclosed
Backtesting Yes Yes
Paper trading YesNot disclosed
On-chain (DEX) trading Yes Yes
Mobile app Yes No
Supported chainsArbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, HyperliquidNot disclosed
PlatformsWeb, iOS, AndroidWeb
Fee per trade0%Not disclosed
Perpetual futures YesNot disclosed
Limit orders Yes Yes
Copy trading / wallet tracking YesNot disclosed
Prediction markets No No
Built-in yield No No
Company
Founded20182018
HeadquartersUnited KingdomUnited States
InvestorsY CombinatorDash Investment Foundation
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros
  • Non-custodial architecture that requires no fund withdrawal permissions on exchange API keys
  • Flat subscription pricing model with zero percent trading volume fees
  • Paper trading demo exchange mirrors live Binance market depth
  • Connects to over 25 venues covering crypto exchanges, on-chain networks, and stock brokers
  • Non-custodial architecture keeps funds directly on exchanges or in personal wallets
  • Unified interface routes trades across multiple exchanges using CCXT
  • Automated bot engine supports programmable strategies and backtesting
  • Founded in 2018
Cons
  • Not available to traders residing in the European Union or European Economic Area
  • Free Starter plan restricts monthly trading volume to $3,000
  • Pro tier subscriptions reach between $449.99 and $749 per month
  • Underlying exchange outages can disrupt order triggers and scheduled trade execution
  • Requires managing API keys, which introduces risk if credentials are misconfigured
  • Automated bots can trigger unexpected losses during volatile market swings
  • Founding Trader Pilot access requires paid subscription via Stripe Checkout
  • Advanced bots and custom Python scripting historically restricted to paid tiers
Best forBeginner algorithmic traders wanting no-code setups, Cross-market crypto and equity investors, Traders using TradingView alerts and Pine ScriptMulti-exchange active traders, Algorithmic bot traders, Traders managing CEX and on-chain balances

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