About
Qurxa Trade translates a stock trading instruction expressed in plain English into a prepared broker action, then lets you inspect and confirm it before supported submission.
The product boundary is intentionally narrow: Qurxa Trade translates, validates, and presents. You decide whether a prepared action should move forward.
Qurxa Trade starts with instructions you type and waits for your confirmation before any supported broker action is submitted.
The software is not a trading bot or recommendation engine. You decide the instruction, review the interpretation, and decide whether the prepared action should continue.
QT translates the instruction into a normalized broker action, then shows estimated sizing or shares when applicable, order details, relevant account facts, and validation results before confirmation.
If required information is missing or a command conflicts with account or broker capabilities, the workflow asks for clarification or blocks submission instead of silently inventing an instruction.
The current authenticated paper-trading path supports Alpaca paper accounts. Broker behavior is isolated behind adapters so capabilities can be checked explicitly rather than presented as universal support.
The public demo uses browser-only simulated account behavior and frozen prices. It does not connect to a broker, submit live orders, or claim to reproduce current market conditions.