QuantLink helps quantitative developers automatically forward strategy signals to QMT trading terminals — reducing manual work and bridging the gap between research and execution.
Many quant strategies stay in research and backtesting. When it's time to connect to a real trading terminal, signal delivery, automated execution, and status tracking become real problems.
Strategies run in research environments, but actual order placement still requires manual work in QMT or other local terminals.
Manual copy-paste, file polling, and ad-hoc scripts are error-prone and hard to maintain over time.
Whether a signal was delivered, ordered, or filled — there's no unified monitoring or record.
QuantLink doesn't make trading decisions for you — it reliably delivers the signals your strategy already produces to the execution environment.
Your strategy produces trading signals in its research or local environment.
QuantLink receives signals uniformly and completes format and rule validation.
Signals are forwarded to the designated account and local execution agent.
Local agent calls QMT environment to complete order execution.
Execution status, failure reasons, and fill results are recorded synchronously.
From strategy integration and signal standardization to smart forwarding and QMT execution — one stable technical pipeline.
Supports Python strategies, JoinQuant strategies, local strategy services, and more.
Converts signals from different sources into a unified format for forwarding, validation, and logging.
Routes signals stably to designated execution terminals based on account, instrument, and rules.
Connects to local QMT environment for order placement, fill reports, and status synchronization.
Auto-sync virtual positions to actual QMT positions. Real-time drift monitoring with threshold alerts.
Terminal count limits, expiration, pause/delete permissions — per recipient. Auto-expire on deadline.
Every signal's source, timestamp, and delivery status is logged. Filter by action type for traceability.
Strategy packages and user groups for team management with batch invitations.
One of the biggest pain points in quantitative trading: virtual positions from backtests drift away from actual positions in live trading. QuantLink automatically compares both sides, monitors drift in real time, and alerts you when deviations exceed thresholds.
Strategies automatically report virtual holdings after daily close — no manual intervention needed.
Terminals periodically report actual holdings. The system performs per-security comparison against virtual positions.
Automatic email alerts when position deviation exceeds configurable thresholds.
QuantLink focuses on signal standardization, forwarding, and execution connectivity. The platform does not provide investment advice, make trading decisions, or directly custody user funds.
Trading terminal connections are completed locally, reducing sensitive permission exposure.
Users retain full control of their trading accounts and terminals. The platform only handles the technical pipeline.
Records signal reception, forwarding, orders, fills, and failures — every key status event.
No account sharing, no code export. Generate a share link or send an invite — recipients run independently on their own QMT terminals while you keep full control.
One strategy delivered to multiple terminals simultaneously. Real-time signal sync, independent execution.
Set terminal count limits, expiration, pause and delete permissions per recipient. Auto-expire on deadline.
Bundle multiple strategies into a group. Share with teams or clients in one action with unified permission management.
Generate a share link to send instantly, or invite via email. Recipients register and connect in minutes.
Track the entire journey of a signal — from reception, validation, and forwarding to QMT execution — in one unified view. Built for individual quant developers, small teams, and signal distribution scenarios.
No. QuantLink only handles signal reception and forwarding. It never touches your broker account or executes any trades. Terminals receive signals and QMT/PTrade handles execution.
Signal sources: JoinQuant Webhook push, WeChat position parsing. Trading terminals: QMT (supported), PTrader (in development).
QuantLink injects scheduled reporting code into JoinQuant strategies. After daily close, virtual holdings are automatically reported. QMT terminals periodically send back actual holdings. The system compares them per-security and sends alert emails when deviation exceeds thresholds.
Signals are forwarded within milliseconds of receipt. Under normal network conditions, latency is negligible. The system supports signal deduplication to prevent duplicate delivery.
All communications are encrypted via HTTPS. Terminal access requires key-based authentication with device fingerprint binding. Full audit logs ensure traceability. Sharing permissions support terminal count limits and expiration control.
From signal generation to QMT execution, QuantLink helps you build a stable automated trading pipeline.