For IT Professionals
You understand automation. You just don't have time to build it.
You could build this yourself — you know Python, APIs, and cloud. But you have a day job, and a side project that is a trading system is a 2-year grind with no guarantee it ever beats manual trading.
We have built it. We run it live. You plug in your broker API and you are on the same infrastructure an IT professional would design if they had 2 years to spare. They don't. We do.
IT professionals work on sprint cycles, support rotations, and meetings that span timezones. The 9:15–3:30 trading window typically overlaps with stand-ups, deployments, and incident response. Manual F&O is exactly the kind of high-attention activity that gets dropped when production breaks.
Many IT professionals respond by trying to build their own automation. The result is usually a backtest that works on historical data, a live deployment that goes live for two weeks, and then quietly stops working because nobody is maintaining the data feeds, broker tokens, or risk rules. SEBI's loss statistics include this group too.
Sleeping Trade is the buy-vs-build decision for trading automation. The strategy is operated as a service. We maintain the data feeds, broker integrations, risk engine, and execution layer. You subscribe, connect your broker, and let the system run while you ship features.
IT professionals are technically capable of building their own algos — and many try. But the 91% loss statistic includes plenty of engineers who built backtests that worked and live execution that didn't. The hard part is not the code; it is sustained, emotion-free execution every single trading day.
Step 01
Pick the plan that matches your deployable capital. Flat fee, no profit-share, no token gymnastics.
Step 02
API credentials from your broker, pasted into the dashboard. Trade-only access.
Step 03
AI runs the strategy. You ship features at work and review your weekly P&L on the dashboard.
Join the waitlist. Connect your broker. Let AI handle the rest.
Join WaitlistTarget returns, not guaranteed. Trading F&O involves substantial risk of loss.