- Front pageSeptember 2026
The landing page, rebuilt
A hero on real market data, the eight contract types with their payout shapes drawn out, an explainer for the three services behind a trade, and the payment rails set out plainly. The navigation bar now stays put as you scroll and sections arrive as you reach them.
- AccountSeptember 2026
Settings that actually do something
Support moved from an email link to a real ticket system attached to your account. Signed-in devices are listed and can be revoked. Account limits became editable rather than a read-only display, and a financial assessment was added. Address verification was fixed: it had been submitting correctly and reporting nothing back.
- CashierSeptember 2026
Deposits and withdrawals, four rails
M-Pesa STK push, crypto across several chains, card through a hosted checkout, and bank transfer. Fees and limits are shown before you confirm rather than after.
- ChartsSeptember 2026
Seventeen indicators and six drawing tools
The indicators panel used to be a list of names with every row disabled. It now has seventeen working indicators and six drawing tools. Four entries that cannot be computed honestly on a synthetic feed, volume-weighted average price among them, were removed rather than left as decoration.
- DataSeptember 2026
Candle storage
Minute, hour and day candles are now rolled up off the tick stream and kept: ninety days at minute resolution and indefinitely at the coarser ones. Before this, price history existed only in a rolling twenty-eight-hour window, so an older contract could not be replayed at all.
- MobileSeptember 2026
A phone layout for the market selector
The selector was a desktop layout squeezed sideways, which collapsed market names to nothing on a narrow screen. It now has its own layout, along with four other measured defects on small screens.
- MobileSeptember 2026
Install to home screen, and an offline page
Tradenex can be installed as an app from the browser and shows a proper offline page rather than a browser error when the connection drops.
- ReportsSeptember 2026
Trade history and statements
A reports page with trade history and an exportable statement, filterable by manual or automated trades. The previous history view was capped at fifty contracts and dropped most of the columns.
- TradingSeptember 2026
A one-tick contract now lasts one tick
The most consequential fix of the month. Selecting a duration in ticks was being sent as seconds, so a contract you set for one tick ran for one second and settled against a different price than the one you chose. Durations in ticks and in seconds are now distinct end to end, and every contract records which it used.
Why the bugs are listed too
A platform holding your money should be judged on what it does when it finds a mistake, not on whether it claims never to make one. The duration bug above cost people real money on real contracts before it was found. It is on this page for the same reason it was fixed.
See it running
Everything listed here is live. The demo account reaches all of it without a deposit.