About Trayd
Trayd is a remote MCP server that lets users query and trade Robinhood accounts through natural language in Claude. It works on claude.ai and Claude Code, and suits users who want to manage portfolios through conversation.
Key features
- 01Portfolio analysis and position lookup
- 02Quotes available outside market hours
- 03Buy, sell and short orders
- 04Limit and ladder orders
- 05Multi-account management
- 06Persistent notes as a private wiki
Use cases
- 01Reviewing a portfolio and placing orders from claude.ai
- 02Running scheduled position checks with the /loop command
- 03Placing batch buys or cancelling open orders
MCP support
Trayd is a remote MCP server that, after OAuth sign-in, exposes trading, quote and account capabilities to Claude clients.
Configuration
Remote servers need no local install. Pick your client, then copy the config or install in one click.
https://mcp.trayd.ai/mcpclaude mcp add --transport http trayd https://mcp.trayd.ai/mcp{"mcpServers":{"trayd":{"type":"http","url":"https://mcp.trayd.ai/mcp"}}}Open in Cursor{"servers":{"trayd":{"type":"http","url":"https://mcp.trayd.ai/mcp"}}}Open in VS Code{"mcpServers":{"trayd":{"type":"http","url":"https://mcp.trayd.ai/mcp"}}}{"mcpServers":{"trayd":{"serverUrl":"https://mcp.trayd.ai/mcp"}}}Run commands in a terminal; paste JSON into the client’s MCP config and restart. Servers that need sign-in will prompt on first connect.
Tools
Details
From the project READMETrayd
Trade Robinhood from Claude. Portfolio analysis, real-time quotes, and order execution through natural language.
Setup
Claude.ai (Web App) — No Install Required
- Go to claude.ai > Settings > Connectors
- Click Add custom connector
- Name:
trayd| URL:https://mcp.trayd.ai/mcp - Click Add > Connect > sign in with Google
- Say: "Link my Robinhood account"
- Approve the notification on your phone
- Start trading!
Claude Code (Terminal)
claude mcp add --transport http trayd https://mcp.trayd.ai/mcp --scope user
Type /mcp > select trayd > Authorize > sign in > "Link my Robinhood account"
Both connect to the same account. Use whichever you prefer.
What You Can Do
| Capability | Example |
|---|---|
| Portfolio analysis | "What's my portfolio worth?" / "Which positions are up today?" |
| Real-time quotes | "What's NVDA trading at?" — works 24/7 |
| Buy and sell | "Buy 10 shares of AAPL" / "Sell my TSLA position" |
| Limit orders | "Place a limit order for TSLA at $400" |
| Ladder orders | "Set 5 ladder buys for NVDA from $180 to $175" |
| Short selling | "Short 10 shares of GME" / "Check short availability for AMC" |
| Multi-account | "List my accounts" / "Show portfolio for account 2" |
| Batch orders | "Buy $500 worth of each: AAPL, GOOGL, MSFT" |
| Cancel orders | "Cancel all my open orders" |
| Persistent memory | "Remember my NVDA thesis" — saved to your private wiki, recalled every session |
All limit orders default to 24-hour extended trading. Quotes are served 24/7 — live Robinhood data during market hours, with automatic fallback to a partnered market data provider overnight.
Why Trayd?
Setting 5 ladder limit orders on Robinhood takes 50+ clicks and 5 minutes.
With Trayd: "Set 5 ladder buys for NVDA from $180 to $175" — one sentence, 10 seconds.
What makes Trayd different from other trading MCPs:
- Works in your browser — the only trading MCP that works on claude.ai (no CLI needed)
- Remote server — nothing to install, no Python, no Docker, no API keys
- Full trading — not read-only. Buy, sell, short, batch, ladder
- Multi-account — manage multiple Robinhood accounts from one connection
- 24/7 quotes — dual-source pricing even when markets are closed
- Persistent memory — a private wiki Claude reads and writes, so it remembers your portfolio and strategy across every session
Persistent Memory
Trayd gives Claude a private, persistent knowledge base — your LLM wiki. Tell it something durable ("my cost basis on NVDA is $140", "I only sell covered calls on Fridays", "my thesis on uranium") and Claude saves a markdown note that survives across every future session and conversation — on both claude.ai and Claude Code.
- It compounds — each conversation starts from everything Claude already knows about your portfolio, strategy, and preferences, instead of from scratch.
- You own it — notes are private to your account. Claude and you edit the same files, so you stay in control of what it remembers.
- Examples: "Save my rebalancing rules." / "What's my thesis on SMH?" / "Update my watchlist."
Trading Bot
Claude Code's /loop command turns Trayd into an always-on trading agent:
"Check my positions every 5 minutes. If anything drops 3%, sell it."
"Monitor NVDA. If it hits $130, buy 20 shares."
"Rebalance my portfolio to equal weight every morning at 9:35 AM."
No code. No scripts. Just natural language rules that Claude executes on a schedule.
Security
You → Claude → Trayd Server → Robinhood API
- Robinhood credentials pass directly to Robinhood's API — never stored
- Access tokens held in memory only — wiped on logout, restart, or redeployment
- OAuth 2.1 with PKCE for MCP authentication
- Robinhood phone 2FA on every login — you approve each session on your device
- Infrastructure: AWS ECS Fargate + Cloudflare Tunnel + HTTPS everywhere
Verify it yourself: Place a test order that won't fill — "Limit buy 1 NVDA at $50" — check your Robinhood app, you'll see it. Cancel from either side. Zero risk.
Traction
- 368 traders signed up, 160+ active every month
- 2.4M+ MCP calls served — 2.1M+ live quotes and 87K+ orders executed
- Power users running fully automated strategies via
/loop - Used on both claude.ai and Claude Code
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Fix |
|---|---|
| Auth not working | Type /mcp > select trayd > click Authorize |
| Phone notification missing | Make sure Robinhood app is installed and you're logged in |
| "Authentication required" | Re-run /mcp to refresh your token |
| Order rejected | Make sure to include a price for limit orders |
Disclaimer
This software is provided as-is. You are solely responsible for all trades placed through your account. Not financial advice. Not affiliated with Robinhood Markets, Inc.
Email: [email protected] | Issues: trayders/trayd-mcp
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