Explore trading platforms, system requirements, features, mobile access, and technical support.
Hammer Pro, Hammer Lite, Sterling Trader Pro, Lightspeed and Websocket APIs for algo trading.
Windows 10+, MacOS 11+, iOS/Android latest versions for mobile. See System Requirements.
Yes, via Hammer Lite web platform or our mobile apps.
Yes, Hammer Lite is available for iOS and Android. Download from your app store.
Visit the Download Center https://alaricsecurities.com/platforms/platforms-downloads/
Yes, but for your security, simultaneous logins may be restricted on some platforms.
Log in, search for your asset, select “Buy” or “Sell,” enter your order details, and confirm.
Market, limit and stop orders are available.
Hotkeys can be set up in Hammer Pro via Dashboard >> Settings >> Trading >> Hotkeys / Saved Orders. You can read more here https://support.alaricsecurities.com/hc/en-us/articles/4839054316188-Hotkeys-How-to-setup-hotkeys-in-Hammer-Pro
Yes, drag and drop widgets, save layouts, and set themes.
The charts are fully customizable and offer a great set of indicators and tools, you can check how to do it here https://support.alaricsecurities.com/hc/en-us/sections/360005883139-Graphics-and-Charts
Yes, open a demo account for risk-free simulated trading from here
Visit the Help Center for guides, videos, and step-by-step walkthroughs https://support.alaricsecurities.com/hc/en-us
For technical issues you can contact our team immediately on [email protected]
Deployment:
Hammer Pro is a dedicated desktop application, while Hammer Web is browser-based (and has a mobile app – Hammer Lite Trade & Invest).
Target User:
Hammer Pro is for experienced and professional traders, while Hammer Web is aimed at a broader audience, including those looking for a free and accessible platform.
Performance & Speed:
Hammer Pro is designed for higher performance, faster execution, and lower latency, crucial for high-frequency and professional trading. Hammer Web, being web-based, might have slightly less raw speed.
Advanced Tools:
Hammer Pro offers more specialized and advanced features like the Risk Terminal, sophisticated backtesting, and more extensive customization options, catering to complex trading strategies. Hammer Lite focuses on fundamental tools and ease of use.
Other features:
Hammer Pro does not have web and mobile solution. Hammer Web offers GTC orders, extended hours trading, Discover center, packed with various scanners as well as customizable watchlists
Cost:
Hammer Web is commission-free, while Hammer Pro has a monthly subscription fee ($30).
Yes, Websocket API is available. See API Documentation for more details https://alaricsecurities.com/platforms/trading-websocket-api/
Yes, API sandbox access is available for registered users.
Yes, our API is compatible with most major trading platforms and bots.
Request via the developer section in your client portal.
Standard limits apply; higher thresholds available for institutional clients.