Frequently Asked Questions
BanZhuan.AI brings AI research, strategy building, backtesting and automated trading into one platform. You can develop an idea, examine its results and move toward live trading through connected tools. It currently supports perpetual futures on Hyperliquid and prediction markets on Polymarket, with workflows suited to each market.
You can begin by describing your trading idea in everyday language or connecting components in the visual strategy builder. Specify the markets, entry conditions, position sizes and risk limits you have in mind, and use AI assistance to develop the strategy. You can inspect its logic and backtest results as you refine it. Coding experience is optional; understanding the strategy and its risks remains important.
The AI can research trading signals, explore strategy settings, modify strategies and run backtests. These capabilities help you investigate ideas and work through revisions within the platform. Where supported and authorized, ongoing automation can also handle strategy work and trading within your approved limits. AI output can contain mistakes, so the results and limitations matter as much as the explanation.
The account arrangement depends on the service you use. Some trading operates through user-authorized contracts and permissions; other accounts use trading keys generated and held by the platform. Platform-managed accounts may rely on software withdrawal controls without an on-chain withdrawal guard. Connecting your personal wallet does not require sharing its private key or recovery phrase. The Docs explain the relevant funding, custody and withdrawal arrangements before you commit funds.
A backtest helps you explore how a strategy would have behaved over a particular historical period. You can examine returns alongside drawdown, costs and trading activity, then use those results to question assumptions and refine the idea. Results depend on the available data and simulation assumptions. A successful backtest does not establish future profitability, and live trading can lose all allocated capital.
You choose the work to request and the trading permissions to authorize. Depending on the service, you can develop strategies interactively or authorize ongoing automation within defined limits. Available controls let you intervene, pause or stop activity, but their effects differ: existing orders or positions may remain, and execution can take time. Closing the website or disconnecting your wallet does not stop an active session.
Credits pay for platform work such as AI assistance, research, backtesting and agent activity, depending on the feature. They are separate from the capital allocated to trading, which makes it easier to distinguish your platform usage from your market exposure. Trading venues and blockchain networks may charge additional fees. Each service’s Docs explain its current charges and usage limits.
Open Credits to sign in, enter an invite code or apply for access, then choose Hyperliquid or Polymarket. Start with an idea you can describe clearly and use the relevant Docs to understand the workflow. As you explore strategies, review their assumptions, results and limitations. Before authorizing live trading, understand the account arrangement, available controls and amount of capital you are putting at risk.