Well, everything has a non 0 chance but you can code certain conditions that have to be met before an order goes through.
IMO, you would have to have significant capital to even end up in a situation where a bug causes lots of loss.
Here is an example of something you might be thinking of.
https://www.henricodolfing.com/2019/06/project-failure-case-...
> Not get lose all their money to some company's API fees
It's not too bad these days. A lot of brokers offer "zero-fees" which really just means you only have to pay the SEC ones which aren't too bad.
Well, everything has a non 0 chance but you can code certain conditions that have to be met before an order goes through.
IMO, you would have to have significant capital to even end up in a situation where a bug causes lots of loss.
Here is an example of something you might be thinking of.
https://www.henricodolfing.com/2019/06/project-failure-case-...
> Not get lose all their money to some company's API fees
It's not too bad these days. A lot of brokers offer "zero-fees" which really just means you only have to pay the SEC ones which aren't too bad.