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What stays on your computer. What connects.
Your trading workspace runs on your computer. AI research, account access and billing can use online services. Here is what each connection does.
Your broker connection
You sign in through your broker's own software. BrokerBridge connects to IB Gateway or TWS at the address you configure. When both run on your computer, that connection stays local. A remote Gateway uses a network connection. Your broker's software connects to its own service.
NinjaTrader 8 connects through its AddOn on Windows. Review each connection and the selected account before enabling trading.
Read the connection guides →What AI services receive
AI workflows can send market data, trade plans, positions and rules needed for the task. Requests go to the provider or managed service selected for that workflow. Review its data terms before sharing sensitive information.
Managed AI requests use your verified AI-credit wallet. Built-in Arena intelligence also uses BrokerBridge-hosted services.
Understand AI connections and credits →Account and credential handling
BrokerBridge account, activation, entitlement, wallet, and billing services support the online features you use. They are separate from your broker login.
The primary OpenRouter key saved through supported desktop setup uses macOS Keychain or Windows Credential Manager. Credential storage depends on the provider and setup method. Do not paste passwords or API keys into a chat or support message.
Read the privacy policy →Your trading controls
Review each trade plan, or grant a saved strategy explicit approval within limits you choose. Pause new orders or revoke strategy approval. These controls limit authority; they cannot eliminate trading or software risk.
Reporting a vulnerability
Found a security issue? Email security@brokerbridge.tech with details and reproduction steps. Do not disclose the issue publicly until we've had a chance to respond.