How payment works

Prices are quoted in USD and paid in USDT at 1:1, which is what a dollar-pegged stablecoin is for. Credit and debit cards are not accepted — not paused, not coming back; the integration was removed.

• USDT on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20). The only way to pay. Your account gets its own deposit address, permanently — the same one every time, so it can be saved in your wallet. Send USDT to it and the balance appears on your billing page once the network confirms it, usually within a couple of minutes.
• Credit and debit cards — not accepted. Not "temporarily off": there is no card integration. The processor we had built one against excludes trading and investment services from what it will process, which we found out when a real checkout was rejected under that policy. Rather than shop for a processor willing to look the other way, we removed the integration and moved to crypto.
• Bank transfer, for annual or invoiced arrangements. Not offered self-service. If your situation genuinely needs it, contact us and we will tell you honestly whether we can accommodate it.

1. Your account is given one deposit address, permanently. It does not rotate, so you can save it in your wallet and reuse it.
2. You send USDT to it on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20). We do not initiate anything — there is nothing on our side that could take money from you.
3. After 12 confirmations the deposit is re-checked against a second, independent view of the chain and then appears as credit on your billing page. In practice this is a couple of minutes.
4. Credit is applied to whatever you owe on its own, within a minute or two of confirming. Buying a plan spends from the same balance.

We do not accept credit or debit cards, and this is not a temporary state. The card processor we had integrated with excludes trading and investment services in this category — their policy, not ours, discovered when a real checkout was rejected under it. We removed that integration rather than look for a processor willing to overlook the same rule, and payment is USDT on BNB Smart Chain instead.

What we keep against your account is your subscription status, the billing period dates, your deposit address, and the on-chain transaction hashes of payments you have made. We have never stored a card number, and there is no longer anything that could store one.

Payment never touches your trading account. Fees are settled from the USDT credit on your billing page, never deducted from your broker balance — we have no withdrawal rights on your broker account and cannot move money out of it.

This is worth stating flatly because it is the arrangement people most often assume is otherwise. We are not a broker, we hold no client funds, and the connection to your MetaTrader 5 account carries orders — not transfers. A performance fee owed on a profitable month is billed like any other invoice, and your broker balance is untouched by us either way.

Nothing auto-renews and nothing is charged to you later. There is no stored payment method to charge, because a crypto payment is something you send rather than something we take. Each month of service is bought deliberately from your credit, so stopping means simply not buying the next one.

Billing, trials and invoices covers how the performance fee is worked out.

Prices are shown before any sales tax or VAT that your country requires. Where we are obliged to collect it, the amount is shown to you before you pay.

A crypto payment does not fail the way a card does — there is no expiry date, no decline, and no bank in the middle. What can happen is simply that nothing was sent:

• A period ending without another being bought puts the subscription into a past-due state. New proposals stop being generated until a month is paid for.
• An unpaid performance-fee invoice has a grace period of 3 days from the day it is issued. Inside that window nothing changes and the system keeps running normally. Past it, the account loses entitlement and proposals stop, exactly as with a past-due subscription.

Sending the outstanding amount restores entitlement on its own — you do not have to come back and confirm anything, and nothing needs reconfiguring. No history is lost while an account is past due.

Every statement is listed by month in the billing section of the console, and every deposit is listed with its on-chain transaction hash — a receipt nobody can alter, including us. That list, not this page and not the pricing page, is the authoritative record of what you actually paid.

If a charge on your statement ever does not match an invoice in the console, tell us; that is a bug and we would rather hear about it from you than not at all.

The subscription is monthly and is cancelled from the console — there is no cancellation fee and no notice period. What cancelling does, what happens to the remainder of a period you have already paid for, and when a refund is due are all set out in the refund and cancellation policy.