You can now prevent trades from executing if a signal is too old. Configure a maximum age (in seconds) for both entries and exits, and TradersPost will ignore signals that exceed this threshold after any configured delay.
The staleness check uses the webhook time (if provided) or the receive time by default, helping protect against delayed alerts from TradingView or other systems. You can also allow per-signal overrides using rejectAfter in the webhook payload.
This gives you tighter control over execution timing and helps avoid entering or exiting positions based on outdated signals.
Example webhook payload
{
"ticker": "SPY",
"action": "buy",
"orderType": "market",
"time": "2026-04-23 10:00:00",
"rejectAfter": 10
}Subscribing to a strategy is now faster and more intuitive with a streamlined 3-step flow:
- Choose Strategy – Select the strategy you want to subscribe to.
- Choose Account – Pick the account you want to connect to the strategy.
- Confirm – Review your selections and create the subscription.
This updated flow makes it easier to understand what you’re connecting and reduces friction when getting started with a new strategy.
Free trials can now begin only after your first trade is submitted.
New accounts that are eligible for a free trial will start in a waiting state, so the trial clock does not begin immediately. The trial automatically starts when your first qualifying trade is submitted through a connected third-party broker.
This ensures your trial time is used while you are actively trading, instead of expiring before you’ve had a chance to use the platform.
How it works:
- Trial remains in a waiting state until your first trade
- Only trades submitted to third-party brokers count (TradersPost Paper trades are excluded)
- Trial starts automatically on the first qualifying trade
- No change if the trial is already started, paused, or the account is on a paid or complimentary plan