DojiPad is an AI system that helps traders improve their P&L and helps firms monitor trading risk before orders are placed.
The problem
Checking the decision before the order
Most tools only look at a trade when the order is entered, or after the capital has moved. The trading decision is made before both. DojiPad catches problems earlier, while the trade is still a plan.
DojiPad checks each trading plan against your firm's actual limits before the order is placed. It also makes breach predictions, and it scores each one against what the trader does next. Every decision is recorded in an audit trail. It runs fully locked down in your firm's own cloud account, set up by your own administrator. Nothing in it can send data out except to the Microsoft services it runs on, and we never hold your keys or have access to it. How it is deployed →
This works for discretionary, rules-based and algorithmic trading. Wherever a person states, sizes or overrides a trading decision, DojiPad checks that decision before the order is placed.
Why firms use DojiPad
- It saves money. Unmanaged trading bias has a documented cost: an estimated 94 bps a year¹. ¹ Essentia Analytics client research, 2020. Full sourcing in Exhibit A.
- It checks trades before they are executed. Every plan is checked against your firm's limits while it is still a plan, before the order exists.
- It keeps an audit trail. Every committed plan is recorded: a plan the trader has confirmed as the plan of record. So is every limit breach found with it, and each acknowledgement. The audit log and acknowledgements are append-only.
- It helps risk and compliance. Risk and compliance officers see committed plans and limit breaches before the order is placed, with the figure attached.
The overview
The trader talks the plan through with DJ, DojiPad's AI coach. The conversation stays on the trader's side.
DojiPad checks the plan against your firm's limits and the trader's own patterns, while it can still change.
When the trader commits, risk and compliance see the plan and any limit breaches. DojiPad never blocks an order.
Why you can trust it
DojiPad is easy to deploy, and it has no access to your trades.
Request a briefing
In a briefing, we show DojiPad running live on Aurora Capital Management (Simulated). We show it first from the list of limit breaches, then from the trader's side. People from your risk team usually attend, and they are welcome.
In a briefing, you see the system running live on Aurora Capital Management (Simulated). It is a simulated firm of fifty traders, and its data runs through the real product pipeline. You see it from both sides in turn: the firm's list of limit breaches and the trader's side. You can ask for a regulatory alignment memo before the briefing.