03 · Trade

Coming soon

Ask your portfolio anything. In plain English.

The same conversation-powered engine behind VigilDog Ads, pointed at your markets. Connect once, then ask. No dashboards, no exports, no spreadsheets.

You would ask
  • How is my portfolio doing versus the index this month?
  • Which of my holdings is most concentrated? Any risk over 20% in one position?
  • Summarize today’s news that could affect what I own.
Market data reflected on window glass at night, an out-of-focus skyline behind, one coral tick among neutral figures.

Safety first, always

Read-only at launch. On purpose.

We build trust the same way every time: watch before act. Trade MCP launches read-only. It can see, analyse and explain, but it cannot move a single rupee, dollar or share. Execution comes later, and when it does, it inherits the full VigilDog guardrail stack: dry-runs, human approval, single-use tokens, audit logs.

Works inside Claude

Like everything in the VigilDog Act family, Trade MCP is built on MCP, so it plugs straight into Claude and ChatGPT as a connector. Your AI assistant, your data, your questions.

Join the waitlist

No launch date we cannot keep · you hear first · trade is not financial advice

Questions

Trade, answered

Can Trade MCP place trades?

Not at launch, on purpose. It launches read-only: it can see, analyse and explain, but it cannot move a single rupee, dollar or share. Execution comes later, and when it does it inherits the full VigilDog guardrail stack.

Is this financial advice?

No. Trade MCP reports and explains what is in your accounts and what is happening in the market. It does not recommend, and nothing it produces is financial advice.

When does it launch?

We are not naming a date we cannot keep. Join the waitlist and you will hear from us before anyone else, and we will ask what you want it to do before we build it.

Until then, the ads engine is live today.

Trade inherits every guardrail from VigilDog Ads. See them working on a real dry-run now.

Read-first · not financial advice · you hear first