Kraken vs NinjaTrader on TradersPost

Kraken and NinjaTrader differ on 11 of 21 points TradersPost compares: authentication, futures, crypto, short selling and 7 more. Both support market orders, limit orders, stop orders, stop limit orders, good till canceled orders, immediate or cancel orders and modify open orders.

Kraken NinjaTrader
  • Authentication

    API key

    OAuth

  • Futures

    Not supported

    Supported

  • Crypto

    Supported

    Not supported

  • Short selling

    Not supported

    Supported

  • Fractional quantity

    Supported

    Not supported

  • Trailing stops

    Not supported

    Supported

  • Bracket orders

    Not supported

    Supported

  • Day orders

    Not supported

    Supported

  • Fill or kill orders

    Not supported

    Supported

  • Trailing stop attached to entry

    Not supported

    Supported

  • Paper accounts

    Not supported

    Supported

Same on both 7

  • Market orders
  • Limit orders
  • Stop orders
  • Stop limit orders
  • Good till canceled orders
  • Immediate or cancel orders
  • Modify open orders

Neither supports 3

  • Stocks
  • Stock Options
  • Index Options

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Worth knowing about each

Kraken

  • Spot crypto only.

View Kraken connection View Kraken docs

NinjaTrader

  • Futures only, via Tradovate.
  • Include a signal price when you need calculated limit or bracket prices.

View NinjaTrader connection View NinjaTrader docs

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