Product sold
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TRScene
Product Eligibility Brief
For payment and merchant risk review
Purpose of this page
Review scope · Product eligibility only
This page supports a product eligibility decision, not customer acquisition.
It is provided solely to help payment and Merchant of Record risk reviewers determine whether TRScene—a non-custodial, user-directed desktop trading automation software product—is eligible for onboarding. It presents the current functionality, operating model, safety boundaries, and working product evidence needed for that assessment.
No sign-up, checkout, pricing promotion, performance claim, or customer acquisition link is included on this page.
Product eligibility at a glance
Decision facts for risk review
Customer assets
TRScene never receives, holds, transfers, exchanges, or withdraws customer funds or digital assets.
Trading authority
The software runs only scenarios that the user has specified or explicitly approved.
Exchange credentials
Credentials carry account-read and trading permission only, never withdrawal permission. In the current desktop product they are held on the user's device.
Withdrawal access
Withdrawal permission is neither requested nor required.
Revenue model
A fixed software fee—not a trading deposit, investment contribution, managed asset, or performance fee.
Product under review
User-directed desktop software for a customer's own exchange account.
TRScene is desktop software that lets users build, review, and run rule-based digital-asset trading scenarios on their own supported exchange accounts.
Product maturity and implementation
More than one year of exchange-adapter and execution-engine development.
TRScene represents more than one year of direct product, exchange-protocol, and execution-engine development. The core system handles the detailed mechanics of real exchange orders independently of the optional AI authoring and explanation layer.
Direct exchange implementation
TRScene directly implements exchange-specific authentication, clock synchronization, instrument rules, order placement, amendment, cancellation, fills, positions, leverage, margin state, reconciliation, and safety checks for its supported adapters.
Mechanical scenario execution
Natural-language instructions can be structured into a deterministic node graph covering the engine's supported order, condition, timing, risk, and exit behaviors. After user review and authorization, the execution engine—not the AI model—performs those steps mechanically.
AI is an authoring and explanation layer. It does not replace the exchange adapters, execution state machine, order-safety controls, or user authorization required to run a scenario.
What TRScene does
Software tools for a user's own account
- Build rule-based scenarios with visual condition, order, risk, wait, and exit nodes.
- Review market data, account state, leverage, margin mode, and the full scenario graph before activation.
- Send user-configured orders to a connected exchange and monitor their execution state.
- Generate completion reports with fills, fees, timing, drawdown, and scenario-level performance data.
What TRScene does not do
No custody, brokerage, or discretion
- TRScene does not receive, hold, transfer, exchange, or withdraw customer fiat currency or digital assets.
- TRScene is not an exchange, broker, investment adviser, fiduciary, fund, copy-trading service, or managed account service.
- TRScene does not independently choose a strategy, activate a scenario, or exercise discretion over a customer account.
- TRScene does not promise profit, a win rate, loss prevention, or any other trading outcome.
How it works
The user stays in the decision loop
01
Build
The user specifies or explicitly approves every rule before activation.
02
Review & authorize
The user reviews the graph, exchange, symbol, size, leverage, and risk settings.
03
Run on desktop
The desktop application connects to the selected exchange and executes only the authorized scenario.
04
Monitor & stop
The user remains responsible for monitoring the exchange account and stopping automation when needed.
Control architecture
Customer funds stay at the user's exchange
Exchange API credentials are used with account-read and trading permission only. Withdrawal permission is never requested, so TRScene cannot move assets out of a customer account under any configuration. In the current desktop product, production credentials are held on the user's device using operating-system credential storage, and the desktop application sends authenticated requests to the exchange selected by the user.
Scenario, report, account, and product-usage metadata may be synchronized to provide application features. That synchronized metadata does not give TRScene custody of exchange funds.
User's device
Scenario review, authorization, and local credential storage
TRScene desktop
Executes only the user-authorized scenario
User's exchange
Holds assets, processes orders, fills, fees, margin, and liquidation
Withdrawal permission is not required in any deployment of TRScene. Users should grant only account-read and trading permissions and keep withdrawal access disabled.
Current product screens
Evidence from the working desktop app
All screens below were captured from current Demo/Testnet fixtures. No live funds, production credentials, email addresses, or personal identifiers are shown.
Screen 01 · Dashboard
Operational context at a glance
The Dashboard consolidates active-scenario state, 30-day realized performance, exchange balance distribution, available equity, daily loss-limit usage, and recent trading activity.
Screen 02 · Analytics
Performance traced to completed activity
Analytics organizes completed activity into net and gross P&L, win rate, risk/reward, daily and exchange breakdowns, and pair-level performance without presenting those results as a forecast.
Screen 03 · Scenario editor
Visual rules before execution
The user sees the selected exchange environment, market, account state, leverage, margin mode, chart, and the complete node graph in one workspace.
Example shown: Binance Demo/Testnet, BTCUSDT, isolated margin, and a scenario with entry, take-profit, stop-loss, and stop modification nodes.
Screen 04 · Execution report
Outcomes are measured, not promised
This completed Demo run records a small net loss, fees, fill latency, adverse excursion, position size, duration, and fill rate. Reports are analytical records, not guarantees of future results.
Screen 05 · Connection checks
Explicit environment and permission review
Connection status distinguishes Demo/Testnet from production and summarizes authentication, trading permission, withdrawal risk, and exchange-clock checks before use.
AI is assistive
AI may help structure, modify, or explain a user's instructions. It does not independently select investments or activate scenarios. The user must review and authorize every scenario.
Payments buy software access
The planned commercial model is a fixed recurring fee for software features and optional AI usage capacity. Payments are not trading deposits, investment capital, managed assets, or performance fees.
No outcome guarantee
TRScene provides software automation and reporting only. It does not provide personalized financial, investment, legal, accounting, or tax advice.
Supported integrations
Current exchange adapters
OKXBinance USDⓈ-M FuturesBybit V5 Linear
Review contact
cs@trscene.com
Product and compliance questions are welcome.