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Terms of use

These terms cover the JevTrader website and app. By creating an account you agree to them.

Draft for the Founder’s legal check

This page is a plain-English draft, not reviewed legal text. It reaches no legal conclusion and is not a substitute for advice.

What JevTrader is

JevTrader is software that runs trading bots you configure. You choose a bot, how much it may use, the risk you are willing to take, a stop-loss and a take-profit level. The bot then works within those limits and keeps a plain-English record of what it did and why.

At launch every account trades with practice money. Free accounts get one practice bot. Paid plans add more bots, and those bots also trade practice money until real-money trading opens later. Read the risk page before you rely on anything here.

Your account and your keys

You need an account, and you connect your own broker API keys before a bot can trade. You are responsible for keeping your login secure and for the permissions you grant those keys. Keys must be trade-scoped: a key that can withdraw funds is not needed and should not be used.

You must be old enough to enter a contract where you live, and you must not use the service to break any law or any broker’s rules.

Plans and payment

The free tier is one practice bot. Paid plans are billed monthly in pounds sterling through our payment provider; the pricing page lists what each plan includes. You can cancel at any time; cancelling stops future charges and does not remove your ability to close positions or to use the safety controls.

What we do not promise

JevTrader does not provide investment advice and does not promise any result. Markets can move against any strategy, and limits reduce risk without removing it. Nothing in the app is a recommendation to buy or sell anything.

Availability and changes

The service can be interrupted for maintenance or by faults, and features may change as the product develops. We will say so on this page when these terms change, and the date below will move.

Contact

Questions about these terms go to the support page.

Last updated: draft, September 2026.

To confirm before publication

  • The legal entity that contracts with the customer, its registered number and address.
  • Governing law and jurisdiction, and the dispute route.
  • The cancellation, refund and cooling-off wording, checked against UK consumer law.
  • Whether the broker-connection wording matches the permissions the app actually requests.
  • The liability position, including anything that cannot be excluded by law.