Test it on real history
before you risk a rupee.
Replay any bot against real Binance data on the pair and window you care about. See how it behaved — before you connect anything.
Conviction comes from seeing the behaviour
◆Every bot, or your own
Run any marketplace bot against history — or point it at a strategy you brought.
Your pair, your window
Pick the pair and lookback you actually care about, up to two years back.
Runs in your browser
The replay is client-side. No account, no card, nothing about your test leaves the page.
A study of the past
Every figure describes history that already happened. It is not a forecast.
Four steps,
zero commitment.
Pick a bot
Choose from the tested library, or your own.
Set pair + period
Any supported pair, lookback up to two years.
Run it
The replay renders in seconds, in your browser.
Read the shape
Drawdown and trade count matter more than the headline.
Backtest figures describe how a bot would have behaved on history that already happened. Past behaviour is not a prediction of future results.
Backtest questions.
No. It's publicly accessible without an account. Pick a bot, a pair and a lookback window, and the result renders in your browser.
The bot's rules are replayed against real Binance OHLCV data with fee and slippage assumptions applied. Every backtest is a study of the past — historical behaviour, not a prediction.
Real historical Binance market data. The same code path that runs these backtests runs live bots once you deploy one.
Yes. The full Sandbox on the platform supports backtesting your own strategies against the same historical data, still without a signup.
No. Markets change, and past behaviour is not a prediction. Use a backtest to understand a bot's mechanics and its drawdown profile — not to forecast what it will do next.
Stop guessing.
Start replaying.
No account needed. Open it and run one.