About TradeLuma
Trading automation built in Melbourne, by traders for traders.
TradeLuma is an Australian trading technology business helping self-directed traders connect TradingView alerts to supported brokers with clearer controls, paper-first testing, and a visible order trail.
Trader-led from the beginning
TradeLuma was founded around the real operational problems traders face when connecting alerts, broker accounts, risk limits, orders, and position records.
Automation with controls
The platform is designed to check user-defined rules, broker readiness, account mode, duplicate protection, and trading permissions before an approved order is routed.
Visibility after every alert
Received alerts, blocked actions, submitted orders, broker updates, fills, cancellations, and positions remain easier to understand and review.
Our purpose
Make trading automation easier to control and easier to trust.
Automated trading should not feel like a black box. TradeLuma brings alert setup, strategy rules, broker connections, order status, position tracking, and safety decisions into one workspace.
The platform is built for self-directed traders who create or choose their own strategies. TradeLuma provides the technology layer between an approved alert and a supported broker account; it does not choose trades for the user.
Paper-first testing is central to the approach. Traders can validate symbols, quantities, entries, exits, duplicate handling, broker behaviour, and account reconciliation before considering live-account automation.
Business details
- Business
- TradeLuma Pty Ltd
- Australian Business Number
- 93 700 748 625
- Based in
- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- Enquiries
- Use our secure contact form
Important boundary
Technology for self-directed traders, not financial advice.
TradeLuma does not provide investment recommendations, trading signals, brokerage, custody, or portfolio management. Users remain responsible for their strategies, broker accounts, settings, and trading decisions. Trading involves risk, including loss of capital.
