Trading Platform Terms

1. Nature of the Service

TRAIA’s trading platform is a user interface and management layer only. It does not replace the user’s primary broker platform, such as MetaTrader or any other official broker system. It is not an execution engine, does not act as a broker or financial intermediary, and should not be relied upon as the final record of order execution or definitive account status.

Its purpose is to simplify access, visibility, and management through a more unified interface.

2. Trading Account Connection

Users may connect their trading accounts to TRAIA voluntarily and at their own discretion. The user remains fully responsible for protecting the security of any login credentials, permissions, access methods, devices, and settings related to that connection.

TRAIA is not responsible for unauthorized access, disclosure, or misuse resulting from the user’s negligence, poor credential handling, insecure devices, or voluntary sharing of account access information.

3. Trade Execution

All trades and order requests submitted through TRAIA are ultimately executed by the broker and its underlying infrastructure. TRAIA does not act as the final executing party and has no control over the final execution price, order priority, broker-side conditions, slippage, liquidity, rejection logic, or market conditions at the point of execution.

As a result, the final outcome of a trade may differ from what the user sees, expects, or attempts within the TRAIA interface.

4. No Liability for Execution

The user expressly acknowledges that TRAIA is not responsible for failed or partial order execution, rejected orders, delayed trades, price discrepancies, slippage, requotes, inconsistencies between displayed and broker-side data, broker errors, or any malfunction arising from third-party systems involved in the execution chain.

If the broker rejects, delays, or modifies execution for any reason, TRAIA shall not be liable for the resulting outcome.

5. Differences from the Primary Platform

Users understand and accept that data displayed within TRAIA may differ from the broker’s primary platform. Such differences may include delayed updates, balance discrepancies, position timing, order status mismatches, historical data differences, unrealized profit and loss variations, or display-related inconsistencies.

For sensitive decisions, final confirmation of account status, and definitive review of execution outcomes, users should always consult the broker’s official platform.

6. Technical Limitations

Use of the service may be affected by technical limitations, infrastructure issues, broker connectivity failures, internet disruptions, server load, software bugs, API interruptions, or third-party outages. While TRAIA may take reasonable steps to improve stability and usability, it does not guarantee uninterrupted availability, error-free performance, or real-time consistency at all times.

7. Responsible Use

Users remain responsible for reviewing all order parameters before submitting or modifying trades. They are also responsible for supervising open positions, risk exposure, margin levels, trade size, and the overall condition of their accounts.

Use of TRAIA’s interface does not remove the need for active supervision, especially during periods of high volatility or when important financial decisions are being made.

8. Risk Acceptance

By using TRAIA’s trading platform, the user confirms that they understand the nature of this service, its limitations, and its differences from the broker’s primary platform. The user accepts full responsibility for the use of this feature and for any consequences arising from that use.