Supported exchanges

The edge lives in the long tail. The venue has to list it.

Our strategies profit from relative mispricings across hundreds of crypto perpetuals, not from calling the direction of BTC. That shapes the exchange list more than anything else: we connect to venues that carry the breadth the strategy needs, with order minimums small enough that the whole basket executes, on APIs built for systematic trading. Currently that is three venues. The bar for adding a fourth is below.

Bitget

Centralized exchange · USDT-margined perps

700+ perpetual markets

$5 minimum order

$2.5K minimum account

The lowest account floor of the three, and the venue where our own capital runs live. Flat $5 order minimums across the book mean even the smallest legs of the basket execute cleanly.

Gate

Centralized exchange · USDT-margined perps

850+ perpetual markets

Most orders from ~$5

$2.5K minimum account

The broadest perpetual catalog we connect to. Order minimums on most markets are comparable to Bitget's, so it shares the lowest account floor.

Hyperliquid

On-chain perp DEX · USDC-margined

175+ perpetual markets

$10 minimum order

$5K minimum account

Fully on-chain order book with self-custody by construction. Order minimums are double the CEX venues', so the account floor is higher, and the catalog is more selective.

Market counts move as venues list and delist; figures are approximate. Account minimums are the same ones used on the pricing page.

The bar for a venue

What an exchange must offer before we connect it

Depth of catalog, not just depth of book

Our systems make relative bets across the long tail of crypto, around twenty positions at a time drawn from hundreds of candidates. A venue that lists only the majors cannot carry the strategy, however liquid those majors are. Breadth of listings is the first filter, and it is the one most exchanges fail.

Order minimums small enough for every leg

A market-neutral basket is only neutral if every leg actually executes. Venues with $5–$10 order minimums let accounts from $2,500 run the full basket; venues with larger minimums would silently force smaller accounts into a concentrated version of the strategy. We publish a floor per exchange rather than pretend one number fits all venues.

An API built for systematic execution

Daily rebalancing across twenty markets requires reliable programmatic order placement, accurate contract specifications, and market data we can verify. We integrate venues where our execution layer can check its own work: order sizes validated against the venue's real minimums and step sizes before anything is sent.

Trade-only keys, custody stays with you

Every venue we support offers API permissions that allow trading but not withdrawals. We never hold your funds and never can. On Hyperliquid this goes a step further: the venue itself is self-custodial.

Already on one of these exchanges?

Connect with trade-only API keys and the system handles the rest. If your exchange isn't listed, you can tell us which one during setup. Venue availability varies by jurisdiction; confirm you can access an exchange under its terms before subscribing.

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Risk Disclosure: Trading cryptocurrencies and perpetual futures involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. AlphaHouse provides algorithmic trading systems designed to seek risk-adjusted returns; however, no strategy can guarantee profits or eliminate risk of loss. All strategies may experience drawbacks. The information provided is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial, investment, or legal advice. You should consult qualified professionals before making investment decisions. AlphaHouse never takes custody of your funds. Your capital remains in your exchange account at all times.