What's Inside TradeShield
This tour is a map of the product: each destination inside TradeShield, what it is for, and where to find it. It is different from the How It Works page, which explains the protection process rather than the places you visit.
Monitoring and trading
The Dashboard is the home base. It summarizes connection health and the state of your protection so you can see at a glance whether your feeds are live, delayed, or offline. The Trade destination is the terminal for manual execution and market surfaces, and it is where you connect a brokerage or exchange account.
The Bot destination is where you can run paper bots on a schedule within the limits you set, and you can pause them. The Activity destination records orders and outcomes, including what the broker reported, so you can review what happened and when.
Research, risk, and settings
Market Watch is a research surface built on filing-backed data, and Pulse gives a quick read on market conditions. The Risk destination explains your exposure and the limits you have configured. Settings holds your preferences, connections, and account options.
Some destinations depend on features that are switched on gradually, so what you see can differ between accounts. The product treats unavailable features honestly instead of showing placeholders.
Where to start
If you are new, begin with paper trading to learn the workflow without risking money, and read the learning guides for plain-English explanations of order types and position sizing. When you are ready, connect your own account and review the protection settings before you enable any automation.
How the pieces fit together
The destinations are designed to be used in a loop. You connect an account, set limits in Risk and Settings, configure a bot, watch connection health on the Dashboard, and then review outcomes in Activity. Because every outcome is recorded with the broker's response, the loop gives you evidence to adjust your approach rather than a vague impression of how things went.