Risk disclosure

Trading can lose money

Trading carries real risk of loss. Prices move against positions, and you can lose money — with real money that means you may get back less than you put in.

Practice money cannot be lost in any meaningful sense, which is exactly why it is the right place to start: you can watch how a bot behaves without risking anything.

Real money opens later

At launch every account trades with practice money, on the free tier and on paid plans alike. Real-money trading is not available yet; it opens later, as a separate step, once the safety work is accepted. When it does open, it will be a deliberate choice you make, and it will start with limits you set rather than with defaults we choose.

Simulated results do not predict the future

Practice and simulated results — including any figure the app shows for a bot’s past behaviour — do not predict what will happen next. They are produced under conditions that real markets will not repeat: no partial fills, no queue position, no slippage surprises, no venue outage at the wrong moment. A strategy that looked steady in simulation can lose money in a real market, and past performance is not a guide to future results.

Limits reduce risk; they do not remove it

You choose the amount a bot may use, a maximum trade size, a stop-loss and a take-profit level, and there is an emergency stop. Those controls are enforced on every order, and they genuinely reduce how much a bad run can cost. They cannot prevent losses: a market can gap past a stop-loss, a broker can reject or delay an order, and a protection that cannot run because the service is unreachable cannot protect anything.

You stay in control

You can pause or stop any bot, close a position yourself, and disconnect your broker keys at any time — including when your subscription has expired. Safety controls are never withheld for billing reasons.

Not advice

JevTrader is software, not an adviser. Nothing in the app or on this website is investment, tax or legal advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any asset. If you are unsure whether trading suits you, take independent advice.

Before you use real money

Only trade money you can afford to lose. Keep your broker keys trade-scoped, check the broker’s own risk warnings, and be aware that automated trading can act faster than you can react.

Last updated: draft, September 2026.