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Vaults: where your capital lives.

A vault is a workspace - one venue or many, isolated balances, scoped API keys, and a hard kill switch. Every strategy and every flow runs inside one. You keep custody at the venue; we keep the orchestration crisp.

Anatomy of a vault

Four properties, every tier.

Whatever tier you pick, these four properties stay constant. The differences sit in capacity and where the platform runs - not in safety primitives.

Isolated by design

Each vault is a separate workspace - balances, API keys, and strategies don't bleed across. Blow up one vault, the rest stay clean.

Scoped credentials

Connect via venue-issued API keys with the smallest privilege set required. Keys never leave the secure store, and rotation is a one-click operation.

Hard kill switch

Park a vault from any surface and every running flow halts within milliseconds. The danger-confirm dialog catches accidental panics.

Live operational view

Subscriptions, balances, orders, trades, and transactions stream into a five-tab detail view backed by the real-time event bus.

Pick a vault

Four shapes for four levels of intensity.

Start small, grow into the next tier when the strategies you're running outgrow the workspace. State carries forward; nothing is rebuilt.

Solo Vault

Solo Vault

One venue, one isolated subaccount.

The cleanest first step. A single venue, a dedicated subaccount, scoped API keys, and the same flow + strategy primitives that power everything heavier. Use it as a sandbox, a paper account, or as a real-money production vault for one strategy.

Best for First-time operators · solo strategies · paper-mode testing
$19
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  • 1 connected venue (any supported CEX or DEX)
  • Dedicated subaccount on venues that support it
  • All standard flows: market, limit, stop, OCO, cancel, replace
  • Up to 3 concurrent strategies
  • Five-tab operational view (subs, balances, orders, trades, txs)
  • Hard kill switch + parking toggle
Atlas Multi-Vault Popular

Atlas Multi-Vault

Up to 5 venues under one workspace.

Where most operators land once they outgrow a single venue. Cross-venue arb, hedged baskets, unified P&L, and a single-pane operational view across every connected exchange. Strategies can target one venue, all of them, or rotate.

Best for Cross-venue strategies · arb · hedge desks · serious retail
$39
/mo
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  • Up to 5 connected venues, mix of CEX + DEX
  • Cross-venue P&L + exposure aggregation
  • Inner-vault transfers via the flow engine
  • Up to 12 concurrent strategies
  • Per-venue subaccount isolation where supported
  • Snapshot-aware live updates over WebSocket
Leverage Vault

Leverage Vault

Margin, perps, and futures - on the same primitives.

Leverage with discipline. Funding-aware position management, forced-liq guardrails, and a margin model that surfaces real numbers instead of euphemisms. Built so a strategy can switch between spot and derivatives without rewiring.

Best for Funding-rate harvesters · perp basis traders · delta-neutral books
$59
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  • Cross-margin, isolated-margin, and one-way / hedge modes
  • Perpetuals, dated futures, and traditional margin
  • Funding rate streamed as a first-class signal
  • Liquidation-distance and margin-ratio risk metrics live
  • Pre-trade leverage and position-size validators
  • Includes everything in Atlas Multi-Vault
Compliance Vault

Compliance Vault

Regulated-entity grade. Audit-ready by default.

Everything in Leverage Vault plus the compliance layer baked in: segregated key vault with mTLS + AES-256-GCM, withdrawal whitelisting enforced at the vault perimeter, barrier-based key revocation, auditor read-only role, immutable activity log, and quarterly attestation reports - for the questions external auditors and fund admins ask first.

Best for Regulated funds · treasury operators · jurisdictions with explicit audit requirements
$199
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  • Segregated key vault: mTLS + AES-256-GCM, ECDSA P-384 PKI
  • Withdrawal whitelisting enforced at the vault perimeter (no off-policy outflow)
  • Barrier-based key revocation: revoke + propagate in under 1 second across cluster
  • Auditor read-only role: scoped to this vault, no operator controls visible
  • Immutable activity log: hot 90 days, cold storage indefinitely
  • Quarterly attestation reports + DPA / MSA templates
  • Includes everything in Leverage Vault
Sovereign Vault

Sovereign Vault

Run the entire vault stack on your own infrastructure - on request.

Available for select customers. Same UX, your hardware, your network, your audit trail. Annual license includes a reproducible image, the control plane, and updates. We engage on Sovereign deployments after a scoping call - retail growth is the priority right now.

Best for Funds · prop desks · regulated entities with their own SOC - by appointment
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  • Reproducible container image + Helm chart
  • Same flow + strategy + AI surface as managed
  • Air-gapped credential storage you control
  • Quarterly platform updates with backwards compatibility
  • Direct access to engineering for migration support
  • Includes everything in Leverage Vault
Side by side

Every tier, same row.

Solo Vault Atlas Multi-Vault Leverage Vault Sovereign Vault
Connected venues 1 Up to 5 Up to 5 Up to 5 Unlimited
Concurrent strategies 3 12 20 20 Unlimited
Margin & derivatives - -
Cross-venue P&L -
Live WebSocket updates
Hard kill switch
Immutable audit log + auditor role - - -
Withdrawal whitelist enforced - - -
Hosted by TradeMire TradeMire TradeMire TradeMire You
Billing Monthly Monthly Monthly Monthly Annual license
Managed vs self-hosted

Same software. Different perimeter.

Managed vaults are TradeMire's responsibility to keep alive. Sovereign vaults are yours. The platform is identical - the operations boundary moves.

TradeMire-managed Managed Vaults
Customer-managed Sovereign Vault
Operations
TradeMire runs the platform, monitors uptime, and applies updates. You log in and trade.
You run the platform on infrastructure you control. Updates are scheduled by you, with rollback support.
Credential location
API keys live in TradeMire's secure store, never exposed to your browser, with quarterly rotation prompts.
API keys live entirely inside your perimeter. Air-gapped or HSM-backed configurations are supported.
Latency profile
Frankfurt + Tokyo regions, ~25 ms median to most major matching engines.
Your call - co-locate inside the venue, run on bare metal, or anywhere that fits your model.
Audit & compliance
Shared audit log, SOC-2 controls, and a published incident timeline.
Audit log lives in your SIEM. Sign-offs and retention policies map to your own framework.
FAQ

The quiet questions.

Does TradeMire ever take custody of my funds?
No. Vaults connect via your own venue-issued API keys to your own exchange or self-custodied wallet. Your balances live where they always did - we just orchestrate flows and read state. In Sovereign Vault deployments, even the keys never leave your perimeter.
Can I run different strategies on different vaults at the same time?
Yes - that's the point of vault isolation. A momentum strategy on a Solo Vault, a delta-neutral book on a Leverage Vault, and a paper-mode test on a third vault is a perfectly normal setup.
What happens if a venue's API goes down?
Connectivity is monitored per venue. The vault stays online, the failed-venue cards auto-hide from aggregates, and any pending flow that needs that venue is held in a retry-with-backoff state until it recovers - or you cancel.
Can I upgrade or downgrade tiers without losing state?
Yes. Strategies, flow history, and operational logs are preserved across tier changes. Going from Solo to Atlas Multi-Vault adds capacity; going the other way prompts you to detach venues before commit.
Is the Sovereign Vault image audited?
The container image ships with a signed SBOM, third-party static analysis output, and a quarterly penetration-test summary. Customers under enterprise agreements receive the full reports.
Open a vault

Pick a tier. Connect a venue. Trade.

Vault setup is a guided wizard - venue, API credentials, plan, host type, billing cycle - in that order. Most operators are running their first strategy in under ten minutes.

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