Why ApexQuant exists, what it is, what it is not, and who built it.
Most crypto trading bots ask you to hand over your API keys — or your funds — to someone else’s server. ApexQuant was built on the opposite principle: the software should come to you, not your money to it. It runs on your own VPS, under your control, with your keys never leaving your machine.
Licensed software you install and run yourself. Single-tenant — your instance is yours alone, and your data isn’t pooled with anyone else’s. Your choice of strategy: directional, DCA or grid. Safety-first by design — a hard kill-switch, drawdown guards, and a readiness gate that refuses to trade without valid credentials.
Anyone can make a test account look good. So we run ApexQuant on a real Binance account with real money and show its results on our Live page, delayed 15 minutes and in percentages. You can see how it actually behaves, on good days and bad.
After years helping global organizations adopt cloud and AI technologies — and running production hosting infrastructure of his own — Seok Chern Ngan decided to build something of his own.
ApexQuant came out of a simple frustration: most trading bots ask you to hand over your API keys — or your funds — to someone else’s server. As an engineer who runs his own servers, he wanted the opposite — software that runs on your own machine, where your keys and money never leave your control.
A former Microsoft MVP, he brings a project-management discipline to how ApexQuant is built — structured, methodical, safety-first. The result is practical software you own and run yourself: rules-based, transparent, and free of black boxes or hype. Off the clock, he’s usually tinkering with automation and cleaner ways to solve hard problems.
ApexQuant at apexquant.tech is an independent product and is not affiliated with apexquant.io or any other company using a similar name.