Rifq
Unhurried
- Buys
- One share every week
- Bids
- 0.5% under the last price
- Sells at
- 10% above your average
For someone who wants one decision a week and no daily watching.
IBKRBot is software you connect to your own Interactive Brokers account. You set the rules — which stock, how much, how often, when to stop. It places those orders for you and nothing else.
Paper first: no order uses real money until you decide. US stocks need a funded IBKR account for market data.
We never hold your money. Your funds and positions stay in your own broker account, in your name. We have no custody, we give no advice, and we make no decisions for you.
Our AI explains what your bot did — it never suggests, predicts or recommends a trade, and it is prevented from doing so.
Trading carries a risk of loss. You may lose some or all of your capital.
No order is sent before step five, and buying stops when you stop it.
The account is your own at Interactive Brokers and the money stays in it. We send orders on your behalf; we never hold or move your funds.
One US-listed stock per bot. Search by name or symbol and choose the listing you mean — we resolve it to the exact contract before any order.
Three starting points differing in how many orders they place and how large. Each is a saved configuration and every number in it stays editable.
Two orders resting at the broker covering everything the bot holds: a sell order above your average price and a stop loss below it. Both move after every buy to cover the position at your new average.
The bot is created stopped and sends nothing until you start it. After that it buys on schedule during market hours only, and records every order and fill on its page.
A name here describes a configuration, not a result: how many shares, how often, and how far under the last price it bids. You can read all of it before a single order exists.
Unhurried
For someone who wants one decision a week and no daily watching.
In strides
For someone who prefers fewer, larger orders: the same number of shares in half the orders, so a smaller commission share on each buy.
A steady pulse
For someone who wants to buy every trading day and accepts paying seven times Rifq's commission over the same period.
None of these is better than another. A larger plan offers more of them, not a better one.
Picking one fills the form in with its numbers and creates nothing. Choosing the stock, setting your limits, reading the numbers and pressing Create are still yours.
Start from one of theseThe sentence that governs every decision in the platform: we never act on your behalf without asking; your strategy trades on its own once you have authorized it.
The bot trades your paper account at Interactive Brokers, in your name. We send orders on your behalf; we never hold or move your funds, and no order uses real money.
A bot cannot start without a stop-loss. It is not a default you can switch off — it is a condition of starting, and starting is refused without it.
If we ask to cancel an order and cannot confirm it was cancelled, we do not assume it was. The bot enters quarantine and stops acting until the picture is certain — assuming is not a substitute for confirming.
Every order, every rejection, every limit change, and every administrative action is written once and never edited. You can read why anything happened rather than be told about it.
IBKRBot never acts on your behalf without asking; your strategy trades on its own once you have authorized it.


Prices are in US dollars, billed monthly, and you can cancel at any time.
IBKR turns on market data only for a funded account: at least USD 500 for an individual account, plus the cost of the data. Funding takes effect the next business day. The money stays in your IBKR account, in your name.
The bot buys only at a real-time price read from your IBKR account; on delayed data it waits and never buys. IBKR's price for one US exchange's real-time quotes for non-professionals, such as NASDAQ Level 1, is USD 1.50 a month.
The bot trades your IBKR paper account, which has no market data of its own. It uses your live account's data through IBKR's sharing setting.
These are IBKR's requirements and IBKR's prices as published on 30 September 2026, paid to IBKR, not to us. The bot trades your paper account, so no order uses real money.
Prices exclude any taxes that may apply in your country.
No. The account is your own at Interactive Brokers, in your name, and the money stays in it. We send orders on your behalf; we never hold or move your funds. And the bot trades your paper account, so no order uses real money.
We never take an action on your behalf without asking. You set the strategy and its limits and authorize it; after that the strategy places its own orders inside those limits, and you can stop it at any moment.
No. We make no promise about outcomes and publish no performance figures, because trading carries a real risk of loss. What we provide is execution tooling, risk controls, and a complete record of what happened.
If we cannot confirm an order's state, we do not guess. The bot enters quarantine and stops acting until the picture is certain, and you are told. "We cannot tell" is a state we announce rather than a silence.
No. Strategies are ready-made and configured from the interface, and every setting is explained in plain language.
No, and it cannot. It describes what happened in your own trail, in the past tense only, and never forecasts a price or recommends an action. Its output is checked automatically before display, and anything that fails the check is withheld.
US stocks through IBKR come with a paid plan that includes them, with no free trial, and IBKR needs a funded account (at least USD 500) before it sends the real-time data the bot buys on. The free trial, no card required, does not include stocks.
