Risk disclosure and user responsibilities.

TradeLuma is built for self-directed traders who remain responsible for their own strategies, broker accounts, and trading decisions.

No financial advice

TradeLuma is technology infrastructure for self-directed traders. It does not provide financial advice, investment recommendations, trading signals, portfolio management, tax advice, or legal advice. Users are responsible for their own strategies, account settings, broker choices, and trading decisions.

Trading risk

Trading involves risk, including loss of capital. Automated trading can create additional operational risks, including repeated alerts, incorrect configuration, network delays, broker outages, market volatility, slippage, rejected orders, and unexpected account behaviour.

Broker relationship

Broker accounts remain between the user and the broker. TradeLuma does not act as a broker, exchange, clearing firm, custodian, market maker, or investment manager. Order availability, fills, cancellations, fees, margin rules, market data access, and connection availability depend on the user's broker, account, region, and connection provider.

Broker connectivity providers

TradeLuma may use broker connectivity providers such as SnapTrade to help users connect supported brokerage accounts. Provider availability, authentication method, data freshness, trading permission, and supported account actions can vary by broker and account type.

User responsibility

Users must verify alert formatting, strategy rules, symbols, quantities, bracket settings, account mode, and broker readiness before enabling automation. Paper testing should be used before live-account execution.

Platform controls

TradeLuma may block, pause, reject, or limit execution requests for safety, security, broker compatibility, account status, usage limits, or operational reasons. A blocked alert does not guarantee that market risk has been eliminated.