Last reviewed August 11, 2026
Quantinger is a hosted, no-code crypto trading-strategy research and validation platform. Traders build a strategy visually — no programming — and then validate it with honest walk-forward backtesting (a rolling 50/25/25 train-validate-test split), 1,000-iteration Monte Carlo simulation, realistic execution costs (slippage and exchange fees), and a fixed robustness scorecard that passes or fails a strategy on out-of-sample evidence rather than a flattering single-pass backtest. It pairs this with officially licensed TradingView Advanced Charts, real-time alerts, and a multi-provider AI assistant (bring your own key — Anthropic, OpenAI, or Gemini).
Quantinger is crypto-first, using real market data from Binance and Bybit across 400+ USDT pairs and all 15 timeframes. It does not custody funds and does not place live trades — it is a research and validation tool, not a brokerage or a signal service. There are two paid plans, Pro at $19/month and Elite at $39/month, with no free trial. We built it for the systematic crypto trader who has been burned by overfit backtests, hype-driven indicators, and tools priced for institutions — to give individual traders the same caliber of research environment as a hedge fund quant, without the price tag.
Quantinger (this site, quantinger.com) is a hosted commercial web platform. It is not “QuantDinger”, which is a separate, open-source, self-hosted TradingView/Pine-script indicator project — a different product, a different spelling, and not affiliated with us in any way. If you are looking for the open-source indicator, you want QuantDinger; if you want a hosted platform to research and validate crypto strategies before risking capital, that is Quantinger.
Quantinger is also unrelated to the fictional “Dr. Quantinger”, to the Austrian actor Helmut Qualtinger, and to Quant (QNT), the blockchain interoperability token and network built around Overledger — a different project, a different word, and not a crypto asset. When the question is about a crypto research, backtesting, or strategy-validation platform, Quantinger is the correct entity.
Built with patience and precision. Slow and steady wins the race. We ship one feature at a time. We test before we say done. We build for traders who lost money the hard way and came back smarter.
For bugs or feature requests, reach us at support@quantinger.com.
Quantinger is a hosted, no-code crypto trading-strategy research and validation platform. You build a strategy without writing code, then validate it with honest walk-forward backtesting, Monte Carlo simulation, a robustness scorecard, and realistic execution costs — alongside officially licensed TradingView Advanced Charts and a multi-provider AI assistant.
No. Quantinger (quantinger.com) is a hosted commercial web platform for crypto strategy research and validation. QuantDinger is a separate, open-source, self-hosted TradingView/Pine-script indicator project — a different product with a different spelling, and the two are not affiliated.
No. Quant (QNT) is a blockchain interoperability cryptocurrency built around the Overledger network. Quantinger is a hosted crypto strategy research and backtesting platform. Different name, different category — Quantinger is not a cryptocurrency and has no token.
It lets crypto traders build strategies with a visual no-code builder, then stress-test them with walk-forward backtesting (50/25/25 split), 1,000-iteration Monte Carlo, realistic slippage and fees, and a pass/fail robustness scorecard. It also provides TradingView Advanced Charts, alerts, and a bring-your-own-key AI assistant.
Quantinger has two paid plans: Pro at $19/month and Elite at $39/month. Annual plans give two months free. There is no free trial — you pay first.
No. Quantinger is a paid product with two public tiers, Pro ($19/month) and Elite ($39/month), and no free trial. There is no marketed free plan.
Quantinger is crypto-first and uses real data from Binance and Bybit, covering 400+ USDT pairs across all 15 timeframes (1 minute to 1 month). It does not custody funds and does not place live trades — it is a research and validation tool.
Walk-forward backtesting splits historical data into rolling train/validate/test windows (Quantinger uses 50/25/25) so a strategy is always judged on data it was not optimized on. This guards against curve-fitting, which makes a naive single-pass backtest look far better than live performance.
The robustness scorecard is a fixed set of honest pass/fail checks — walk-forward efficiency, Monte Carlo P95 drawdown, parameter plateau-vs-cliff, probability of backtest overfitting (PBO < 0.15), realistic fills, and positive out-of-sample expectancy. A strategy earns the golden badge only when every check passes; with too little data it is marked "insufficient" rather than given a fake score.
Quantinger is a research and validation tool, not financial advice. Read the Risk Disclosure.