QuantixAI Review 2026: Non-custodial AI trading tools

QuantixAI, presented as QuantiX on its website, is an AI-assisted algorithmic trading platform for retail users. It provides tools to design strategies, test them against historical data and deploy bots to connected exchange accounts. Users can build strategies in a visual wizard, ask IQ Chat to develop one, or browse marketplace bots with backtests and live records.

The service says it is non-custodial: users connect exchange API keys with trading permission but no withdrawal rights, and their funds remain in their exchange accounts. The site lists 11 crypto venues, with spot and futures support varying by exchange, and offers forex and equity research and backtesting. cTrader execution is described as in development.

QuantiX lists two audits, but does not describe their scope or findings in its product information. Its trading tools can help structure research, but neither backtests nor automated checks remove market, model or exchange risks.

QuantiX combines strategy research tools with a bot marketplace. In IQ Chat, users describe an idea and an agent workflow plans and tests it. The site describes a 24-node graph with parallel long and short branches and optional rule-based strategies. It says the workflow checks whether a strategy generalises and whether its backtest meets stated return, Sharpe, drawdown and recovery thresholds; passing these checks is not a guarantee of live performance.

The Wizard exposes the same research pipeline as individual tools: market data, indicators and target labels, rules or machine-learning models, backtesting and reports. Users can then deploy a strategy as a bot connected to their own exchange account. QuantiX says API keys should have trading access but no withdrawal permission, so assets remain at the exchange rather than being deposited with the platform.

The marketplace lists a price of about $10 per deployed bot per month, plus a 20% performance fee on high-water-mark profits. The site says that performance fee is split equally between the strategy creator and the platform. Pro includes one live bot and Max includes four; an extra bot is listed as a $10-per-month add-on on paid tiers.

The platform also uses compute Tokens, priced by job at one Token per CPU-second on its reference node, and says the estimated cost is shown before a job runs. IQ Chat usage is metered separately. Full plan pricing and all possible usage charges are not published in the product information, so check the platform’s pricing before committing funds.

QuantiX describes its service as non-custodial and says exchange API keys should allow trading but not withdrawals. This limits the platform’s ability to move funds out of an exchange account, but a compromised account or software issue could still trigger unwanted trades. Users also remain exposed to exchange custody and counterparty risk.

The project lists two audits, but does not describe their scope or findings in the product information. No licensing or regulatory status is stated. Backtest filters and live performance records are not assurances of future results; automated strategies can lose money.

QuantiX is aimed at retail traders who want to research strategies, automate trading or compare marketplace bots without handing custody of their exchange balances to the platform. It is less suited to people who do not understand API permissions, backtest limitations or the possibility of rapid trading losses.