Zero-fee execution · AI-assisted analysis
Keep every basis point. Let the model handle the noise.
Westfelton pairs a zero-commission execution engine with real-time predictive analysis, so the cost of placing a trade never competes with the outcome of one.
Shown: the three-stage pipeline — order flow ingestion, inference layer, execution — rendered without an intermediary fee at any stage.
How it works
How the inference layer reads the market
The system ingests order-book and price-feed data on a rolling basis and processes it through a set of statistical and machine-learning models. It does not predict certainty — it quantifies probability, and presents that probability in a form you can act on or disregard.
Westfelton is built to function as a co-processor, not an autopilot. It surfaces what the data currently implies; the decision to trade, and the size of that trade, remains yours.
Data inputs
- Level 2 order-book depth across connected venues
- Volume-weighted price movement over configurable windows
- Cross-venue spread and latency differentials
- Scheduled macroeconomic releases and their historical effect on correlated instruments
Output metrics
- Probability-weighted price bands for the active session
- A volatility score normalised against the instrument's own trailing history
- A suggested position size based on your stated risk parameters
- A confidence interval, presented alongside the figure — not in place of it
Structural advantage
Why zero fees compound faster than they sound
Removing a fee does not improve a strategy's win rate. It removes a cost that applies regardless of whether a given trade wins or loses — which matters more as trade frequency increases.
| Cost component | Westfelton | Typical commission-based broker |
|---|---|---|
| Per-trade commission | None | Charged per executed order |
| Spread markup on execution | None | Often built into the quoted price |
| Monthly platform or data fee | None | Sometimes tiered by account size or activity |
| Withdrawal fee | None | Varies by provider and method |
What this means over time
Every commission or spread markup is a fixed subtraction from a variable outcome. For a strategy that trades frequently, that subtraction is paid on every entry and exit, independent of whether the position was ultimately profitable. Over a high volume of trades, the absence of that layer changes the cost basis of the strategy itself — not just the result of any single trade.
Transparency
Three steps from data to decision
Each stage is isolated so that a fault or delay in one does not silently distort the others.
Normalise the inputs
Market data from connected venues is time-stamped and normalised on arrival, so every downstream model works from the same reference frame regardless of source latency or feed format.
Score the probabilities
Normalised data passes through the predictive layer, which scores probability ranges and flags deviation from recent volatility baselines, rather than issuing a single directional call.
Route without friction
If you choose to act on the output, orders route directly to market with no added spread or commission layer. The model informs the decision; you make it; the system executes it.
Interface
A dashboard built to be read at speed, not decorated
The interface shows one primary chart, one metrics panel, and one order ticket. There are no secondary panels competing for attention, and no overlays layered on top of price data that is not strictly relevant to the current decision.
- 01Single-pane price view, with the model overlay toggled on or off by you
- 02Metrics panel limited to the four outputs that affect a trading decision
- 03Order ticket pre-filled with position sizing drawn from your own risk settings
- 04Colour reserved strictly for directional state — never used decoratively
About Westfelton
Built for traders who already read their own data
Westfelton was built around a simple constraint: the execution venue should not profit from your trading activity through fees. That meant separating infrastructure cost from trading outcome at a structural level, rather than offering fee discounts as a promotion.
The predictive models exist as a research aid, not a black-box signal generator. The platform is intended for people who already understand risk and want faster, cleaner data — not a system that trades on their behalf without oversight.
Read more about the platformCompliance & security
Data security and regulatory alignment for UK investors
The platform is designed around the assumption that trading and personal data require the same level of protection as the funds behind them.
Encryption standards
All data in transit is encrypted using TLS 1.3. Data at rest is encrypted using AES-256, with key rotation managed independently of the application layer.
Custody details
Client funds are held in accounts segregated from Westfelton's own operating capital, in line with standard custody practice for UK-facing financial platforms.
UK data protection
Personal and trading data is processed in accordance with UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, and stored within UK/EU jurisdictions.
Get started
Set up takes less time than your next trade
Initializing an account does not commit you to a strategy. It gives you access to the data layer, the dashboard, and a zero-fee execution path, so you can evaluate the system on your own terms before relying on it.