MiDash is a conversational AI trading platform for stocks, crypto, and forex. You describe a strategy in plain language. MiDash writes the trading logic, backtests it on tick data going back to 2006, and deploys it to your connected brokers only after you approve it. It connects through official broker APIs, so your funds never leave your broker. It suits traders who want to automate rule-based strategies without coding, and brokers or trading desks that need custom AI agents.

• Natural language strategy builder: Describe a strategy in a chat and MiDash handles the indicators, risk rules, position sizing, and broker calls. You don't need to write any code.
• Tick-level backtesting: Test strategies on tick-by-tick data from Polygon.io going back to 2006. Reports cover total return, CAGR vs. buy-and-hold, max drawdown, Sharpe, Sortino, win rate, profit factor, and a log of every trade.
• Approval-based deployment with 24/7 execution:: Agents go live only after you approve them. Once approved, they run around the clock across your connected brokers.
• Multi-broker connectivity: Connect Interactive Brokers, Binance, OKX, Coinbase, and Capital.com through their official APIs. Your credentials are encrypted and kept separate from other users' data.
• Real-time risk management: Set automated stop losses, position sizing, and drawdown controls. Automated agents and manual trades are tracked together in one risk view.
• AI market scanner and portfolio tools: Scan markets from the chat and use built-in tools for rebalancing, correlation analysis, and sector rotation.
• Global markets and 10 languages: Trade US, European, Asian, Latin American, and Saudi Tadawul markets, plus crypto and forex. The interface supports 10 languages, including a full right-to-left Arabic interface.
• Bring your own ai (BYOAI): Plug in your own Claude, OpenAI, or Gemini API keys to control which models drive your strategies.

• No coding needed: You can turn a trading idea into a working, backtested algorithm through conversation, without learning a scripting language.
• Your funds stay with your broker: MiDash connects through official broker APIs and never holds customer funds. You can revoke broker permissions at any time.
• Detailed backtests: Tick-level history back to 2006 and full performance metrics give you a clear look at a strategy before you risk capital.
• You stay in control: Nothing deploys without your approval, and automated agents can run alongside your manual trades in one risk view.
• Broad market and language coverage: Stocks, crypto, forex, and regional exchanges like Tadawul, with Arabic and eight other languages besides English, make it accessible to traders outside the US.

• Live trading requires a paid plan: The free tier covers strategy building, backtesting, and analysis. Live automated trading, advanced risk management, and priority AI processing need a Premium plan.
• Prices aren't listed on the static pages: The readable official pages describe a free tier, Premium plans, and monthly or annual billing, but no dollar amounts. You'll need to check the plans page in your browser or contact MiDash to compare costs.
• Limited broker list: MiDash officially supports five brokers (Interactive Brokers, Binance, OKX, Coinbase, Capital.com). If you use a different broker, you'll need to wait for a new integration or pick another tool.
• Backtests are hypothetical: MiDash states that backtest results don't represent actual returns. A strategy that tests well can still lose money in live markets, and you remain responsible for trading losses.
• Not a signal or advisory service: MiDash doesn't offer investment advice, copy-trading, or ready-made signals. It works best if you already have a strategy in mind, and less well if you want a hands-off, pre-built bot.

• Automating a rule-based stock strategy: A retail trader describes a moving-average crossover with a fixed stop loss in plain English. MiDash builds the logic, backtests it on years of tick data, and runs it on Interactive Brokers once the trader approves it.
• Running crypto agents across exchanges: A crypto trader connects Binance and Coinbase and launches agents for spot and futures markets. Drawdown controls cap losses while the agents trade 24/7.
• Testing ideas before risking capital: A newer investor uses the free tier to build and backtest several strategies. Comparing Sharpe ratio, max drawdown, and win rate shows which idea holds up before any money goes in.
• Trading regional markets in Arabic: A Gulf-based investor uses the full Arabic interface to build strategies for Saudi Tadawul stocks. They can monitor these agents alongside their manual trades in one risk view.
• White-label AI for brokers and desks: A broker, prop firm, or family office works with MiDash Solutions on custom agents. Each build includes role-based permissions, exportable audit trails, and private cloud or on-premise deployment.