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Production-grade, Rust-native trading engine with deterministic event-driven architecture, supporting multi-asset backtesting and live trading via Python bindings.

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A Rust-native trading engine that unifies research and live execution under one deterministic event-driven architecture.

Core Features

  • Rust core ensures low latency and memory safety; Python bindings via PyO3 for strategy development
  • Multi-asset support: crypto, FX, equities, futures, options
  • Modular adapters for 20+ exchanges (Binance, Bybit, Coinbase, etc.)
  • Identical strategy code runs in backtesting and live environments
  • Nanosecond precision, advanced order types (OCO, OUO, icebergs, etc.)

What It Can't Do

  • MSRV is generally the latest stable Rust release; requires frequent toolchain updates. 2. Initial setup is complex due to event-driven architecture and modular components. 3. Historical data must be provided manually or via adapters; no automatic download.

Use Cases

  • Quantitative strategy research, backtesting, and live trading across multiple asset classes and venues
  • High-frequency market making and cross-exchange arbitrage

Detailed Introduction

NautilusTrader is an open-source, production-grade trading engine built in Rust with a deterministic event-driven architecture. It bridges research and live trading by allowing strategies to move seamlessly from backtesting in Python to production in Rust without code changes. The engine supports multiple asset classes (crypto, FX, equities, futures, options) and integrates with major exchanges via modular adapters. Its Python bindings via PyO3 provide flexibility for strategy development, while the Rust core ensures low latency and memory safety. Unlike CCXT (which focuses on API abstraction) or vnpy (Python-centric), NautilusTrader offers true research-to-live parity with a compiled core, making it ideal for high-frequency and institutional-grade trading systems.

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trading engineRustPythonbacktestinglive tradingevent-driven

Getting Started

1

Download installer

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2

Install the software

Open the downloaded dmg file, then drag the app to Applications

3

Ensure Python 3.12+ and Rust 1.96+ are installed (Rust is optional for Python-only use)

4

Install via pip: pip install nautilus-trader

5

Write a strategy: subclass NautilusStrategy, implement on_start, on_data etc.

Install Guide
  1. Ensure Python 3.12+ and Rust 1.96+ are installed (Rust is optional for Python-only use)
  2. Install via pip: pip install nautilus-trader
  3. Write a strategy: subclass NautilusStrategy, implement on_start, on_data etc.
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Uninstall Info

If installed via pip, run pip uninstall nautilus-trader. If built from source, delete the repository directory.

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Project Info
LicenseLGPL-3.0
Last Updated2026-06-18T07:00:06Z
GitHub RepositoryOfficial Website

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