Terms for using TradeLuma automation infrastructure.

These terms summarise the responsibilities and risk boundaries that apply when users connect alerts, broker workflows, and automated execution controls through TradeLuma.

Self-directed use

TradeLuma is provided for self-directed traders. Users are responsible for every strategy, alert, symbol, quantity, order setting, broker connection, and decision to enable or disable automation.

No advice or brokerage service

TradeLuma does not provide financial advice, investment recommendations, trading signals, brokerage services, custody, clearing, market making, portfolio management, tax advice, or legal advice.

Broker and provider terms

Users remain subject to the terms, fees, account rules, trading permissions, margin rules, market data rules, and availability of their broker and any broker connectivity provider used to connect the account.

Automation risk

Automated trading can amplify configuration mistakes, repeated alerts, network issues, broker outages, market volatility, slippage, partial fills, rejected orders, and unexpected account behaviour. Users should test in paper mode before live-account execution.

Platform controls

TradeLuma may block, pause, reject, limit, or require additional approval for execution requests due to security, broker compatibility, account status, usage limits, suspected abuse, operational incidents, or safety reasons.

Support and incidents

Users should monitor broker accounts directly, especially when automation is enabled. TradeLuma execution visibility is helpful but does not replace checking the broker account, broker confirmations, or official broker statements.