Node.js Trading Bots & API Integration
Your rules automated in Node.js: orders, positions and live data through broker and exchange APIs over REST and WebSocket.
Hire a JavaScript trading developer for Node.js trading bots, broker and exchange API integration, trading dashboards and signal automation — plus custom indicators for Tradovate.
Node.js applications, browser-based trading tools and custom Tradovate indicators.
Nordman Algorithms writes JavaScript trading software for traders, prop traders, small funds and trading teams. Our JavaScript trading developers work from your rules, a written specification or just a plain description — or from an existing Node.js project in JavaScript or TypeScript that needs finishing, fixing or extending.
Node.js runs the automation: bots, broker and exchange connections, incoming signals and trade copying. Browser-based tools — scanners, analytics panels, charts or bot control — can work on their own or connect to an existing trading system. On Tradovate, JavaScript also powers custom indicators on charts and the DOM.
Bots, web tools, signal automation and Tradovate indicators, written by our JavaScript trading programmers from your rules.
Your rules automated in Node.js: orders, positions and live data through broker and exchange APIs over REST and WebSocket.
Browser panels for positions and P&L, bot control, charts, scanners and monitoring of running trading systems.
External signals such as TradingView alerts received and executed through an API, and trades copied between accounts where the API allows it.
Custom indicators for Tradovate charts and the DOM, and indicators moved to Tradovate from thinkorswim, Pine Script, EasyLanguage or NinjaScript.
A JavaScript trading developer working on the bots and trading tools you already have.
New rules, inputs, data sources, connections and interface elements added to an existing Node.js bot, trading web tool or Tradovate indicator, without changing what already works.
Dropped connections, signals executed twice, positions that drift out of sync with the account, indicators that show incorrect values — traced to the cause and fixed.
Live data processed without falling behind, faster web interfaces, and tangled code reorganised into parts that are easier to maintain.
Integrations updated when a broker or exchange changes its API, outdated libraries replaced, and existing connections moved to a new API or provider.
We agree the rules, the APIs and where the software will run, and the acceptance checks with you before any code is written. Testing covers the agreed scenarios, error handling and reconnection, using a demo or test environment for trading integrations where one is available.
Send a description of the rules or the tool, the broker or exchange you use, and the existing code if there is any.
Receive the full JavaScript source and setup instructions — plus installation on your server where the project includes it. We walk through the specified behaviour and provide technical support under the agreed terms.
Work with JavaScript trading programmers who build bots, trading tools and the connections between them.
We also build in Python, C#, Pine Script and NinjaScript, so a JavaScript tool can work with the rest of your trading setup.
We build and sell our own trade copiers, so signal execution and multi-account copying are familiar ground.
See our trade copiers →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.
Setup help, configuration questions and technical answers within the agreed support scope.
Feedback from clients across our custom trading software projects.
Practical answers about JavaScript trading bots, web tools and APIs.
Yes. We go through the existing code first, then add rules, data sources, connections or interface features — and fix what is unreliable along the way.
Usually, yes. The bot needs a way to share its state — an API, a database or a message channel. If it has none, we add one, then build the panel on top of it.
Brokers and exchanges that offer a REST or WebSocket API, such as Tradovate, Alpaca and major crypto exchanges. We confirm what your account and API access allow before development starts.
Bots usually run on a VPS or cloud server; web panels open in the browser from that server or your own hosting. If deployment is agreed, we set it up there.
Yes. Tradovate indicators are written in JavaScript and run on charts and the DOM; we build new ones and move indicators from thinkorswim, Pine Script, EasyLanguage or NinjaScript. Automated trading on Tradovate runs outside the platform, through its API.
Yes. You receive the full JavaScript source and setup instructions. Source code and full IP ownership are transferred on delivery.
Send your rules or a description of the tool, and the broker or exchange you use. We will check it and propose the scope and next steps.