Questions
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What is Renko.Bot?
Operator software for Renko chart trading systems. You install it on a server you own. It places orders through a brokerage account you own. We sell the software. We do not take a cut of trading profits and we never hold your money in a custodial account. Owner controls funds at all times.
What exactly am I purchasing today?
One product: PK1. It builds traditional Renko bricks, reads a fib-channel signal, and manages a four-rung take-profit ladder. The same strategy ships for US Stocks (Alpaca) and Crypto Perps (HyperLiquid). More bots will be listed here when they are for sale. They are not for sale yet.
Do you hold my funds or my keys?
No. PK1 is non-custodial. It runs on a VPS you provision. You paste API keys into a dashboard that lives on that VPS. Those keys cannot withdraw. You can revoke them at the broker at any time. Cash moves only through your brokerage, by you.
Is this a signal service or a managed account?
Neither. There is no room full of analysts or traders, no copy-trading, and no one at Renko.Bot with authority over your account. PK1 is a machine—a bot—that follows written strategy logic using Renko charts built from your broker's free market data. You may also use paid data services from your broker to expand your backtesting capabilities.
How do I purchase?
Click Checkout from the Pricing page or in the top-right corner of any page. Pick 3, 6, or 9 symbols. Contact us if you have any questions.
What does it cost?
3 symbols $1,495. 6 symbols $2,695. 9 symbols $3,495. Same PK1 in every tier — the only difference is how many securities you can run at once.
Why more than one symbol?
Trading multiple symbols lets you spread risk across different names for a smoother equity curve and smaller drawdowns. Risking 1% per symbol on 3 symbols versus about 0.33% on 9 symbols keeps overall risk similar while spreading it more thinly. All nine losing at once is less likely than all three losing at once. How many you run comes down to your risk appetite and the size of the portfolio you manage.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You need a small Ubuntu VPS, a brokerage account, and a willingness to read the operating notes. The installer is copy-and-paste. Settings live in the dashboard, not in a config file you have to edit.
What brokers are supported?
US stocks go through Alpaca (paper first, live when you switch). Crypto perps go through HyperLiquid. We are adding other broker APIs and will offer them when they are ready.
Does it hold overnight?
Overnight hold is a setting. You choose it in the dashboard.
Will it make money?
We do not know, and we will not tell you that it will. Trading can lose some or all of the capital you give it. Shorts can lose more than you put in. Any backtest, including PK1's own, is hypothetical and is not a promise of live results. If you cannot afford the loss, do not run it live.
Can I run more than one symbol?
Yes — that is what the 3 / 6 / 9 license is. Each symbol runs in its own isolated process with its own database, under one dashboard. The same symbol twice on the same account is refused — the broker nets the position and the two would trade over each other.
Is this financial advice?
No. Nothing on renko.bot or in the software is a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any instrument. Read the Financial Disclaimers, do your own research, and talk to your own advisers.
Is this an AI bot?
No. PK1 follows written rules on Renko bricks. It does not call a language model and it does not take a prompt.
Where does the price data come from?
The stock build reads Alpaca. The crypto build reads HyperLiquid. PK1 builds its own bricks from that broker feed — it does not scrape a charting site. If the feed dies, new entries halt and you get paged.
How do I get in touch?
Checkout is how you buy. Support has the operator videos. Contact is for questions.