Auto trading software is a program designed to automate the process of trading financial instruments, such as stocks, forex, options etc. It uses predefined algorithms and strategies to execute trades based on specific market conditions or signals without requiring manual intervention.

Auto trading works by using an algorithm that monitors market conditions and executes trades automatically based on a set of predetermined rules. These rules can be based on technical indicators (e.g., moving averages, RSI), price action, or other market data. The software typically interacts with brokers and exchanges via APIs to place orders in real time.

1. Choose a Platform: Select an auto trading platform that fits your needs (e.g., MetaTrader, TradingView, or Platform)

2. Create an Account: Sign up with your broker or exchange and link it to the auto trading software via an API.

3. Select a Strategy: Purchase the EA Software.

4. Backtest your strategy: Run the strategy on historical data to assess its viability.

5. Go Live: Once you're confident in your strategy, deploy it with real funds.

While Auto Trading Software can be safe, it depends on the platform and how you configure it. To ensure security:

• Ensure the platform uses strong encryption for data and transaction security.
• Use two-factor authentication (2FA) to protect your account.
• Regularly monitor the performance of your system to identify any irregularities.
• Always test strategies in a demo account first to mitigate risk.

Many auto trading platforms offer mobile apps or web-based dashboards, allowing you to monitor and manage your trades from anywhere. However, full customization of strategies and backtesting may be more convenient on desktop platforms or VPS.

Most platforms offer a demo mode or paper trading feature, where you can trade with virtual money on live market data. This allows you to test strategies and familiarize yourself with the software without any financial risk.