Hi ATAS Team, First of all, I want to highly praise the incredible performance of ATAS X on macOS. Running the native build on an Apple Silicon Mac is flawless, and the rendering speed of the DOM Heatmap alongside volume data is truly industry-leading. I also want to commend your recent focus on the options ecosystem, specifically the introduction of the Options GEX Profile, Expected Move, and the Options Board for Ultra users. Providing localized Gamma Exposure calculations is a massive step in the right direction for futures day traders who rely on institutional structural levels (like Put/Call Walls and 0DTE dynamic flows). To take ATAS X Ultra to the absolute absolute next level, I would love to propose an official integration/API plugin with SpotGamma. While computing GEX locally is a great feature, many professional day traders already utilize SpotGamma’s Advanced/Alpha tiers for their proprietary behavioral dealer models, advanced Vanna/Charm projections, and most importantly, the HIRO (Hedging Impact Real-Time Options) Engine. Currently, SpotGamma lacks a direct plugin for ATAS on macOS, forcing traders to manually copy-paste levels or look at a separate browser window. Having a dedicated connection module inside ATAS where we could input our SpotGamma API Key to seamlessly plot the HIRO hedging pressure and institutional levels directly onto our dxFeed/Rithmic futures charts would be a complete game-changer. Given your excellent track record with third-party integrations, bridging the gap between ATAS’s world-class Order Flow execution and SpotGamma's institutional options data would create the ultimate trading workspace. Thank you for continuously improving this amazing platform!
Feature Request: I'd like to request that ATAS expand the list of US stock symbols available on local charts, rather than routing them through DX Feed. Why this matters: ATAS's local charts are noticeably smoother and cleaner than DX Feed charts for US stocks currently supported. Indicators especially Volume Profile with Delta levels and Big Trades map much more accurately on local charts. DX Feed charts for US stocks show visible noise, which throws off delta and volume profile accuracy, making it harder to trust the data for real trading decisions. Right now, only a limited number of US stock symbols are available on local charts, forcing traders to fall back on DX Feed for everything else, even though the local chart quality is clearly superior. Request: Please add more popular/high-volume US stock tickers (e.g., large-cap and frequently traded names) to the local chart symbol list. This would let traders use ATAS's more reliable local data and indicators across a wider range of stocks instead of being limited to a small set. Impact: This would directly improve: Volume Profile & Delta accuracy Big Trade/order flow reliability Overall charting experience for US equity traders on ATAS
Hi ATAS Team, First off, I want to say how impressed I am with the platform. The order flow visualization and clarity are incredible, and the cross-platform optimization across both Windows and Mac is seamless. ATASX completely replaced Deepcharts for me. I have a feature suggestion that would solve a major pain point for active traders who want high reliability without managing a complex VPS setup: A Smart Quote System (Multi-Feed Failover). The Problem Data feed performance and latency fluctuate unpredictably throughout the trading day. While one provider (e.g., Rithmic) might lag during high-volatility opens while another (e.g., dxFeed) stays steady, the situation can easily reverse later in the session without warning. Because these latency spikes and delays are impossible to predict or time, manually monitoring feed health and switching providers during active market conditions costs critical time, focus, and trade execution precision. The Feature Proposal Allow ATAS to connect and maintain two active quote providers simultaneously, governed by an automated backend failover mechanism: Real-Time Health & Latency Monitoring: ATAS continuously tracks incoming data health, packet flow, and latency for both connected feeds in the background. Seamless Automatic Failover: If the primary feed experiences delays or breaches a latency threshold, ATAS automatically routes chart data to the healthier secondary feed—without freezing charts, losing historical tick data, or interrupting the user workflow. Running concurrently removes the need to predict provider stability, drastically minimizes latency issues, and provides institutional-grade redundancy right out of the box. Thanks for building such an outstanding platform, and I look forward to seeing how ATAS continues to evolve!
I would like to request support in ATAS for Kraken Derivatives US, particularly its Bitcoin perpetual futures contract PBTCUC, which is listed on Bitnomial Exchange. ATAS already supports Kraken Spot and Kraken's international derivatives API, including flexible and inverse futures/perpetual instruments. However, ATAS Support has confirmed that Kraken Derivatives US is a separate service and its Bitnomial-listed contracts are not currently available through the existing Kraken connector. This creates an important gap for U.S.-based ATAS crypto traders. Kraken Derivatives US provides U.S. customers access to regulated perpetual-style cryptocurrency futures, but we currently cannot analyze the actual order book for these contracts or execute them through ATAS. Adding support would allow U.S. traders to: Analyze the actual PBTCUC Bitcoin perpetual futures order book within ATAS. Use ATAS order-flow tools such as footprint charts, DOM, Smart Tape, delta, volume profiles, heatmaps, and liquidity analysis on the market we are actually trading. Execute Kraken Derivatives US/Bitnomial contracts directly through ATAS if trading integration is possible. Avoid analyzing BTC perpetual order flow from an international exchange such as Binance or Kraken International while executing on a completely different U.S. market. For order-flow trading, having the same market for analysis and execution is extremely important. Although Bitcoin prices across exchanges generally track each other, resting liquidity, executed volume, delta, absorption, and other order-flow information are specific to each exchange's order book. Even if direct trading integration cannot be added initially, Bitnomial/Kraken Derivatives US market-data support would be extremely useful as a first step. Ideally, support would eventually provide: Bitnomial/Kraken Derivatives US market data → full ATAS order-flow analysis → account connection → direct execution of PBTCUC and other supported U.S. crypto derivatives within ATAS. With regulated crypto perpetual futures becoming available to U.S. traders, I believe this would be a valuable addition for ATAS's U.S. customer base. Thank you for considering it.
Hello ATAS team and community, I am a stock trader currently evaluating a full migration from Bookmap to ATAS. I would like ATAS to become my only platform, but two limitations are currently blocking that move. 1. Full Market-By-Order (MBO) support for stocks via dxFeed dxFeed already includes MBO data in their Market Depth subscriptions. However, ATAS does not yet support receiving or visualizing this MBO data. This prevents proper iceberg detection, advanced order-flow tools, and a truly complete heatmap experience for stocks. Futures and options traders already enjoy a high level of functionality in ATAS. Stock traders need the same level of support. Request: Please prioritize and complete MBO integration with dxFeed (and any other relevant stock data feeds) so that stock heatmaps, iceberg detection, and market-depth tools reach parity with the futures/options side. 2. Heatmap GPU compatibility – Vulkan restriction The heatmap currently only works properly on GPUs with Vulkan support. Many traders (including myself) use other graphics cards (older NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, etc.). Request: Please fix/optimize the heatmap so it works reliably on any modern graphics card, without being limited to Vulkan. These two improvements would allow many stock traders to fully abandon Bookmap and use ATAS as their primary platform. The heatmap is already working for stocks in basic form — adding proper MBO support and broader GPU compatibility would make it complete. Best regards, Sami
Overview Requesting a native connection to cTrader (and general CFD broker endpoints) that enables cross-asset execution. This would allow traders to perform order flow analysis on centralized futures feeds (e.g., Rithmic, DxFeed, CQG) while executing corresponding trades on CFD platforms like cTrader (e.g., NAS100, US500, GER40). Key Components 1. Native cTrader / CFD Connector Integrate cTrader Open API (or cTID integration) directly into ATAS's connection list alongside existing futures and crypto feeds. Allow ATAS to act as the primary execution frontend while routing orders to cTrader / CFD accounts. 2. Symbol Mapping / Cross-Trading Engine Data Feed: CME Futures via Rithmic, DxFeed, or CQG (e.g., NQ, ES). Execution Endpoint: cTrader CFD symbols (e.g., NAS100, US500, USTEC). Enable one-click execution from ATAS charts/DOM (analyzing CME order flow/footprint) that immediately places the equivalent order on the connected CFD instrument. 3. Fractional & Micro-Lot Sizing Support (Down to 0.01 Lots) CFD brokers allow precise risk management with flexible contract sizes starting from 0.01 lots. ATAS UI Requirement: Ensure order entry modules, DOM, chart trading panels, and risk parameters allow entering fractional trade sizes (e.g., 0.01, 0.05, 0.10) rather than restricting inputs to integer contract amounts. Why This Adds Value to ATAS Expanded User Base: Many retail traders and prop firm account holders use cTrader due to lower leverage restrictions and competitive fees, but lack high-grade order flow and volume profile tools on cTrader's native charts.
Это децентрализированная криптобиржа, особенность которой отсутствие торговых комиссий для тейкеров и мейкеров. Было бы очень круто торговать через нее. Спасибо!
When connecting to NinjaTrader 8 via ADataFeeder, ATAS shows all linked accounts as "connected" (green dot) with no distinction between active and burnt/violated prop-firm accounts. Users with many prop-firm accounts (25+) have to manually check each one to find out which are still tradable. The NinjaConnector debug log already contains everything needed to detect this: every "Portfolio changed" event reports Bal/Avl. Burnt accounts consistently show: Bal: 0/0/0, Avl: 0 while active accounts show a positive balance (e.g. 49545.38, 51786.46, 50016.39...). NinjaTrader 8 already handles this correctly: accounts with Balance = 0 are automatically removed/disabled from the quick account-selection list. ATAS should replicate this behavior, since the data is already available through the same ADataFeeder connection. Requested improvement: Automatically detect accounts with Balance = 0 (and Available = 0) coming from the ADataFeeder/NT8 feed. Hide/disable these accounts from the quick account picker, or visually flag them as "not operative / burnt". Make this configurable (on/off) in the connection settings, for users who still want to see all accounts. Minimum alternative: add a "Balance = 0" filter/column in the Accounts/Positions tables so these accounts can be quickly hidden. Attached: a log excerpt and an account-panel mockup from NT8 showing the pattern (account numbers masked).
Hello, I would like to request support for OKX Europe (EEA) API endpoints. Currently, the ATAS OKX connector only supports the standard OKX API endpoints. As confirmed by ATAS Support, connections from OKX Europe accounts (my.okx.com) are currently not supported. This means that users from the European Economic Area (EEA) cannot connect their OKX accounts to ATAS, even when the API Key, Secret Key and Passphrase are all correct. OKX Europe uses different API endpoints: REST: https://eea.okx.com WebSocket: wss://wseea.okx.com This is not a request for a new exchange connector. It is a request to extend the existing OKX connector so that it also supports OKX Europe (EEA) accounts. Since OKX has migrated European users to its regulated European infrastructure under MiCA, this issue affects all traders using OKX from EEA countries. Adding support for the EEA endpoints would allow all European OKX users to continue using ATAS without having to change exchanges. Thank you.
Hello. When will the Atas X version for Mac be available? Finam in Russia only works with it. Connection. Can you set it up? Please???
Hello ATAS Team, I'd like to share a small suggestion that could significantly improve the first experience for new dxFeed users. Yesterday I subscribed to the dxFeed COMEX Market Depth package and opened the Heatmap for the first time. I was surprised to see only a few price levels above and below the market, so I initially assumed that my Market Depth subscription was not working correctly. After some investigation, I discovered that the issue was caused by the "Use limited order book" option being enabled by default in the dxFeed connection settings. Once I disabled this option, the full depth immediately became available and everything worked perfectly. I believe many new users may experience the same confusion and conclude that the Market Depth subscription is limited or not functioning properly. It might be worth considering one of the following improvements: Disable "Use limited order book" by default for Market Depth connections, or Display a warning or tooltip explaining that this option intentionally limits the visible order book depth. I hope this feedback helps improve the onboarding experience for future users. Thank you for your excellent platform and support.
Databento would be a great addition as a data feed. Their data is more detailed than Rithmic (down to nanoseconds). I work wit it to create strategies and backtest. It would be a dream if they’re live feed hooked right into ATAS!
Hi as a EU citizen I am guessing I am not the only one having this problem. Atas currently supports API implementation from some certain crypto exchanges, however ATAS accepts the API from the .com domains. As eu citizens and under the obligation to open an account under the eu domains, obviously this is a problem, as the API that we create are not supported by ATAS. As it is almost impossible for the EU citiznes to open an account with the .com domains, it would make sense if the ATAS devs would find a solution to this problem by creating a fix that allows any eu account to connectt the API’s to the ATAS platform. thanks
Hyperliquid perpetual futures market-data integration Required data: - Trades and Bid/Ask classification - Footprint and clusters - DOM/order-book liquidity - Open Interest - Liquidations - Historical tick data and Market Replay Phase 1: Read-only market-data connection Phase 2: Wallet and order-execution connection
There are a couple missing connections that are missing on ATAS X but are available on ATAS. For example Kraken.
What is the goal? I want to link TradingView to ATAS so that when a signal or alert triggers on TradingView, ATAS automatically places the trade for me. How it should work in simple steps: The Alert: I set up a strategy or alert on TradingView (for example: "When price hits this level, BUY 1 Nasdaq contract"). The Connection: TradingView sends a digital message (a Webhook) instantly to ATAS over the internet. The Execution: ATAS receives the message and immediately places the trade through my connected broker (like Tradovate, Rithmic, or CQG). The Protection: ATAS automatically attaches my normal Stop Loss and Take Profit targets to the trade. Why this is a must-have feature: A lot of traders use TradingView to look at the big picture and find setups, but we use ATAS to actually manage and execute our trades because of its amazing order flow tools. Right now, there is no easy way to connect them. We have to use expensive, confusing third-party apps to bridge the gap. Adding a native TradingView connector would make ATAS the ultimate execution station for automated traders.
ATAS X läuft bereits auf macOS, was ein großer Schritt in Richtung moderner Plattform ist. Allerdings ist die Nutzung von Rithmic aktuell eingeschränkt, da zentrale Tools wie R Trader Pro nicht nativ auf macOS verfügbar sind. Ein möglicher Verbesserungsvorschlag wäre: direkte Integration von Rithmic Trading-Funktionen in ATAS X oder eine alternative Lösung, um Orderausführung ohne zusätzliche Windows-Software zu ermöglichen Ziel wäre es, den gesamten Trading-Workflow vollständig auf macOS abzubilden, ohne auf externe oder nicht unterstützte Software angewiesen zu sein. Das würde die Nutzererfahrung für viele Trader deutlich vereinfachen und ATAS als moderne, plattformunabhängige Lösung stärken.
Dear ATAS Team, please add SIC 100 Ounce Silver Futures to available markets! It is expected from most traders that important products like SIC are available for charting and trading in ATAS platform. Best Regards
Da MEXC bei einigen Paaren Trading ohne Fees anbietet wäre es für mich sehr interessant dort diese Paare zu scalpen. Im MOment muss ich über den Umweg von Atas zur Börse gehen und das braucht Zeit ich beim Scalpen nicht habe. Deshalb wäre meine Frage ob sie MEXC mit Atas verbinden könnten. Es gibt sicherlich noch viele andere Nutzer die das toll finden würden.