Stock Trading Bot Development
Automated trading for stocks and ETFs built from your rules — intraday or swing, one symbol or a watchlist — with order handling, position sizing and risk limits.
Hire a developer to build stock trading bots, broker API integrations, backtests, scanners and trade tools — for day traders, swing traders and small funds.
Bots, broker integrations and trading tools for US and global stocks.
Nordman Algorithms builds automated stock trading systems for traders, prop traders, small funds and trading teams. Our developers turn trading rules, a written specification or just a plain description into stock trading bots, scanners, backtests and trade tools — connected to your broker through its API or built into the platform you trade on.
Stock automation needs to account for pre-market and after-hours sessions, trading halts, day-trading limits on the account, short availability and many symbols to watch at once. We build around these rules and test on a paper account where the broker offers one.
Bots, integrations, testing and trading tools for stocks and ETFs — built from your rules.
Automated trading for stocks and ETFs built from your rules — intraday or swing, one symbol or a watchlist — with order handling, position sizing and risk limits.
Your strategy, application or database connected to a broker’s API for orders, positions and account data, plus historical and live market data from the broker or third-party providers.
Historical testing with agreed assumptions for commissions, slippage, sessions and short borrowing. Split and dividend adjustments are defined upfront; a standalone backtester can be built when needed.
Scanners for gaps, momentum, unusual volume or your own conditions, and dashboards that bring results, positions and account state into one view.
Tools for faster, safer manual trading — order entry, position size from risk, bracket orders and scaling — plus daily loss limits, trading-time windows and lockouts that stop over-trading.
Signals from TradingView alerts, Telegram or Discord checked against your sizing and risk rules and sent to your broker as orders.
Trades copied between accounts or platforms, with symbol mapping, quantity ratios and position checks on every destination.
Target weights and allocation rules turned into rebalancing: proposed trades from current positions and cash, on a schedule or when weights drift.
Reports for your accounts and strategies: executions and trade history turned into P&L, performance statistics and records you can keep.
Changes and fixes to bots, scripts and studies you already use — new rules, risk settings, or code another developer left unfinished.
Tell us about it — a bot, a tool for your trading desk, an integration or changes to something you already run — and we will explain what it would take.
Every project is built around its own rules. These are the capabilities stock bots, scanners and trading tools commonly combine.
A stock project takes one of three forms, depending on the task: an application connected to a broker’s API, a strategy running inside a trading platform, or an analysis tool for charts, scans and alerts.
A broker with API access to stocks on many exchanges — through the TWS API and IB Gateway, or the Web API.
A platform built for active stock traders, extended with scripts inside DAS and external tools through its API.
We build standalone stock trading applications, broker integrations and data tools using the technologies below.
Bots on broker APIs, market data processing, scanners and backtests.
Explore Python →Windows tools and background services for broker and day-trading workflows, including trade panels and applications that connect several systems.
Explore C# →Orders, positions, balances and trade history through broker APIs such as Interactive Brokers, Schwab or Alpaca.
Explore REST API →Streaming quotes and order updates for bots, scanners and dashboards, with automatic reconnection when a stream drops.
Explore WebSocket →Direct order routing and execution reports where a stock broker offers FIX to eligible accounts.
Explore FIX →TradingView and other alerts received by your server, checked against your rules and sent to your broker as orders.
Explore Webhooks →Every project starts with a conversation about the task and the approach. We then agree the rules, your broker and platform, the symbols and the acceptance checks before any code is written.
Send your trading rules or the tool that needs work, the broker and platform you use, and the symbols or watchlists it should cover.
Receive the project source code, the ready-to-use files for your platform, templates where they are used, and a guide to every input. We walk through the specified behaviour and provide technical support under the agreed terms.
Work with developers who build stock trading tools on broker APIs and day-trading platforms every day.
We build for Interactive Brokers, DAS Trader, TradeStation and thinkorswim, so broker APIs and day-trading workflows are familiar ground.
We make sure the software does what the agreed rules say. We do not sell profitable bots or promise returns.
Requirements, deliverables, fixed price and acceptance examples are agreed before development begins.
An NDA is available on request. Source code and full IP ownership are transferred on delivery.
Installation help, input explanations and technical answers within the agreed support scope.
Feedback from clients across our custom trading software projects.
Practical answers about stock trading bots, broker APIs and day-trading tools.
Yes. Describe your rules in a written specification or plainly — entries, exits, filters and risk. We build the bot for your broker or platform, backtest it where the project calls for it, and run it on a paper account where the broker offers one before it trades live.
Interactive Brokers and DAS Trader most often, as well as TradeStation, thinkorswim, TradingView and NinjaTrader where the connection provides stock trading. Other brokers with a documented API can be reviewed case by case.
Often yes, but the rules change outside regular hours: many brokers accept only limit orders, liquidity is thinner and spreads are wider. The bot can use separate settings for each session, as far as your broker allows.
Yes. It can count day trades and stop opening new ones before your account’s limit is reached, following the rules that apply to your broker and account type.
Yes. We test it in a separate historical simulation using suitable broker or third-party data, with commissions, slippage, trading sessions and split and dividend adjustments defined for the strategy.
Yes, where the broker offers API access. Alerts are received through a webhook, checked against your sizing and risk rules, and sent to the broker as orders — with notifications if you want them.
No. We verify that the software follows the agreed rules; whether a strategy makes money, and what it does in the future, is not something any developer can guarantee.
Yes — the complete source code, together with all rights to it, is handed over on delivery.
Describe your strategy, the tool you need or the code you already have, and tell us your broker and platform. We will go through it and reply with the scope, timeline and next steps.