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Changelog

What's new.

What's shipped so far. Chartping is in private beta, so this is an honest, modest record of real changes — not a marketing timeline. For the longer stories, see the blog.

  1. Added

    MetaTrader closed-trade history

    Every closed trade per MetaTrader account — symbol, side, volume, price and realized P/L — pulled read-only from the terminal's own history and shown in the web and mobile dashboards, alongside your open positions.

  2. Added

    Seven more read-only exchange connections

    Kraken, KuCoin, Bitget, Deribit, Coinbase International, Gate.io and Hyperliquid join the roster — thirteen exchanges and brokers in all. Deribit proves key scope at connect (a write-capable key is rejected); the newer exchanges are accepted but hard-flagged; and Hyperliquid needs no API key at all — it's watched from your public wallet address, which can only ever be read.

  3. Added

    Developer message queues & routing

    A read-only routing layer for developers and desks: publish alarms or copy-trade signals to a durable queue with a publish key, subscribe with a separate read key over long-poll, SSE or WebSocket, and fan them out to webhooks and chat sinks (Discord, Telegram, Slack). Every key is scoped and revocable.

  4. Added

    New site & public waitlist

    A rebuilt site that explains exactly what Chartping watches, how it stays read-only, and what it costs — plus a waitlist while we onboard private-beta users.

  5. Added

    Read-only exchange & broker connections

    Connect Binance, Bybit, OKX, OANDA, Alpaca or Tradier with a read-only API key. On exchanges that let us prove key scope (Binance, Bybit) a write-capable key is rejected at connect; on OKX, where scope can't be proven, the key is accepted but hard-flagged; broker tokens (OANDA, Alpaca, Tradier) are used strictly read-only. Chartping exposes no order or withdrawal path in any case. (cTrader coming soon.)

  6. Added

    SMS & voice-call alerts for critical breaches

    Critical alerts can now reach you by SMS and a voice call, and they escalate — re-notifying until you acknowledge them. You route which severity goes to which channel, with quiet hours for the non-critical ones.

  7. Added

    iOS & Android app

    The mobile dashboard: every account side by side, live equity and drawdown, and push notifications wherever you are.

  8. Added

    Signed webhooks to anywhere

    Send any alarm to a Discord, Telegram or Slack incoming webhook, or your own backend — signed with HMAC-SHA256 and retried on failure.

  9. Security

    Device-bound agent link & encryption at rest

    The MetaTrader agent’s connection is bound to its device with an Ed25519 proof-of-possession over TLS 1.3, so an intercepted token can’t be replayed elsewhere. Exchange API keys are stored encrypted with AES-GCM.