Built around one refusal

Language models are genuinely good at reading context: candles, volatility, an economic calendar, the shape of a session. They are also probabilistic. They are inconsistent between runs, they can be confidently wrong, and they can be argued out of instructions given to them in a prompt.

Those two facts are not in tension until you hand the model the ability to move money. Then the second one is a liability that scales with the size of the account.

So the model is given the job it is good at and structurally denied the one it should never hold. It reads, it reasons, it proposes. A deterministic C++ risk engine — compiled code reading a versioned policy file — decides whether any proposal is allowed to become a trade. A separate execution engine is the only component that can reach your broker.

The limits are not instructions the model is asked to follow. They run after the model has finished, in a program the model cannot talk to. There is no prompt to jailbreak because there is no prompt involved in the decision.

The architecture page is the detailed version of this argument.

• Publish a track record we cannot verify. We do not have a verified live one, so we publish none. A backtest presented as a forecast is the industry's standard move and the reason most of these products disappoint.
• Show star ratings or testimonials we do not have. There are no reviews of this product yet, so there is no review markup on this site.
• Describe leveraged trading as safe. It is not, automated or manual. Hard limits bound what one decision or one bad day can cost. They do not prevent losses, and you can lose your entire deposit.
• Hold your money. We are not a broker and offer no custody. Your account stays yours, at your broker.

Honest limitations, stated once rather than buried:

• No verified live performance history exists yet. The trial runs on a demo account precisely so you can form your own view instead of taking ours.
• We hold no security certifications and have no third-party penetration test to point at — see Security.
• Some position-management rules ship disabled because they lost money in out-of-sample testing. We would rather publish that than quietly leave them on — see Position management.

We are not a broker and hold no client funds — see Security. The commercial terms are in the terms of service.