Tradytics Market Data
MCP server · tradytics.com · found in a public list · checked since 2026-11-11
Live, credentials required · latest check
Provides US options flow, dark pool prints, dealer exposure and stock research.
Our summary of what its own text says it does: automated, not reviewed by a person (placement-ai/7). What this means
Placed in Options data: Options chains, flow, Greeks, implied volatility and dealer gamma levels.
https://tradytics.com/mcp MCP endpoint (Streamable HTTP)The name is the registry's label, not ours. Not reviewed by a person. See 72 endpoints from tradytics.com.
Our checks
An unpaid request daily, from eastern North AmericaLast 1 checks, oldest to newest; room for 29 more
1 passed, 0 failed, 29 not run.
Checked daily. Daily: 5 to 99 payers, and every new service until it has been probed 3 times.
Response times
| Window | Checks | Timeouts | Median | 90th | 95th | 99th | Fastest | Slowest |
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| 24 hourssince 2026-11-11 | 1 | 0 | — | — | — | — | — | — |
| 7 dayssince 2026-11-11 | 1 | 0 | — | — | — | — | — | — |
| 30 dayssince 2026-11-11 | 1 | 0 | — | — | — | — | — | — |
Milliseconds, from eastern North America, timing a first request answered with a request for credentials (HTTP 401). Timeouts count at the 10000 ms limit. A dash means too few checks for that figure. As of . Definitions and method.
Details
Access
- Our latest check
- Asked for credentials (OAuth)
- Stated
- not stated
- Payment model
- not known
- Currency
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"Nothing asked" describes one plain request, not every operation. Statements are claims, not our measurements. Definitions
Links
What it states about itself, from its registry entry or package:
- Website: tradytics.com/docs/mcp
Pages we read:
- llms.txt: tradytics.com/llms.txt, read
Its own links, from its llms.txt, under its own headings and names. These are its words, not ours:
Options flow (36)
- Live options flow
- Options market
- What spreads and fees do to unusual options flow signals
- How do you backtest options flow?
- What is whales positioning in options flow?
- The history of market net flow
- What is options flow?
- What is unusual options activity?
- How to read options flow, step by step
- What makes an options trade unusual?
- Does following unusual options activity work?
- Is unusual options activity a sign of insider trading?
- How to tell if an options trade was bought or sold
- How to tell if a big options trade is a hedge
- Opening vs closing: how to tell from the flow
- What "at the ask" and "at the bid" mean in options flow
- Is a put sweep bullish or bearish?
- What is an options sweep?
- What is a block trade in options?
- Sweep vs block vs split: what's the difference?
- What is a golden sweep?
- Why premium matters more than the number of contracts
- How to filter options flow and cut the noise
- Volume vs open interest: what's the difference and why it matters
- What big call buying before earnings means
- Why would someone buy millions in far out-of-the-money calls?
- What are 0DTE options?
- How to read 0DTE options flow
- What is net options flow (net premium)?
- How to read spreads and multi-leg trades in the flow
- How to use options flow for swing trading
- What short-dated vs LEAPS options flow tells you
- Where does options flow data come from?
- How beginners should use options flow
- Why options flow alerts seem to come after the move
- Is paying for options flow worth it?
Dark pools (19)
- Dark pool prints
- How do you backtest dark pool prints?
- Ranked dark pool prints: why rank beats size
- What is a dark pool?
- Are dark pools legal?
- Why do dark pools exist?
- What are dark pool prints?
- How to read dark pool prints
- Are dark pool prints bullish or bearish?
- What are dark pool levels, and do they act as support?
- How much stock trading happens in dark pools?
- Is dark pool data real time?
- What is a late or out-of-sequence dark pool print?
- Are there dark pools for options?
- Does my order go through a dark pool?
- Who trades in dark pools?
- Dark pool vs lit exchange: what's the difference?
- Is off-exchange or short volume the same as dark pool volume?
- Block trades vs dark pool prints
Signals, the AI Fund and Probabilities
Backtester
Markets, charts and research
Custom dashboards
Research (one page per ticker)
Portfolio
Affiliates
API and MCP (Pro)
Market data API
- Options flow signals API: real orders that match seven tested flow patterns
- Options market data API: net flow, 0DTE, put/call, volatility and open interest
- Prediction market data API: Kalshi and Polymarket chances for finance questions
- Stock market data API: quotes, bars since 2004, movers, news, earnings and resea
- Stock scanner API: 120 signals over every US stock and ETF, with options and dar
- AI Fund API: every position, fill, mark and post of an options fund run by AI
- Dark pool data API: every block print, ranked against the stock's own year
- Gamma exposure API: dealer gamma by strike, walls and flip for 2,500 tickers
- How do I connect options flow to ChatGPT or Claude?
- Is there a Kalshi data API?
- Options flow API: every order from the full OPRA tape, with history
Tradytics features
- The Tradytics AI Fund: an options fund run entirely by AI, every trade public
- The Tradytics backtester: plain-words strategies on real flow, dark pool and opt
- Clean options flow: the full OPRA tape, stitched into orders
- Tradytics custom dashboards: options flow, dark pool and more from 56 widgets
- Tradytics Portfolio: your broker linked, a payoff chart on every option you hold
- Tradytics Probabilities: Kalshi and Polymarket finance markets as charts
- Is there an AI that trades options?
- Tradytics Signals: options flow patterns from a 560 million combination study
Prediction markets
- What do prediction markets say about the S&P 500?
- Does Polymarket predict the stock market?
- How accurate are prediction markets?
Using Tradytics
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Listing
In the capability tree: Financial and economic data / Market data / Options data (primary). Placed by three checks by a small AI model: placed, found blind from its tasks, and verified against its own text (placement-ai/7, tree/3) on 2026-11-12. Wrong place? Tell us.
In the directory: meets our listing criteria (listing-criteria/6): ✓ says what it does; ✓ its latest check passed.
Recent probes
| When | Result | Time to headers |
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cloudflare:EWR |
Live, credentials required HTTP 401 | 89 ms |
What these figures do not show
- A passing check means the server completed the MCP handshake with us (initialize, then tools/list, with no credentials; mcp-handshake/2) or asked for credentials first (HTTP 401). It does not show that the server's tools work or what they return. Tool names are as the server listed them.
- Listed in the Official MCP Registry; this data comes from the Official MCP Registry. Its listing's description is not republished.
- Limited evidence: monitored for under 1 day (less than 30).
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