Signal
Your bot, alert, or REST client creates order intent.
Search brief
Automated trading safety checks need a broker boundary.
A signal safety layer should inspect order intent before execution, record the reason for each decision, and leave broker custody and order submission outside the hosted service.
How it works
Evaluate
Titan checks the signal against configured pre-trade gates before broker submission.
Return
Titan returns allow or block output with a reason, trace id, and decision trail.
Execute
Your own execution path decides what to do next. Hosted Titan does not place orders.
Failure modes Titan targets
Titan is built for practical automation failures: duplicate webhook retries, stale signals, AI-generated bot edge cases, late-day signals, cooldown misses, unsupported symbols, sizing errors, malformed payloads, and broker-rejection loops.
Why receipts matter
When a signal stops or proceeds, the operator needs more than a log line. Titan records a decision receipt so the signal, reason, and gate state can be inspected later.
No hosted execution
Titan's hosted cloud evaluates and records. Your forwarder decides whether to submit an allowed order to the broker.
Execution boundary
Hosted Titan evaluates and records proposed order intent. It does not generate signals, hold funds, require broker credentials for public evals, or independently place broker orders.