Last updated: September 26, 2026
TradingNext is designed to connect automation software to accounts held on third-party platforms without taking custody of user funds.
1. Funds and withdrawals
Trading funds and assets remain with the broker or exchange selected by the user.
TradingNext does not hold custody of those funds or assets and does not support withdrawal functionality.
2. Credentials and connections
Credentials and tokens used for connections should be protected and used only for necessary functionality.
TradingNext seeks to limit access to permissions required by supported features and to prevent exposure of secrets in ordinary logs or public interfaces.
3. Automation authorisation
A bot or automated strategy should only send instructions when an active configuration authorised by the user exists.
Relevant configuration changes may be recorded to support auditing and operational recovery.
4. Fail-safe behaviour
Where an account, market, product, permission or required condition cannot be verified, TradingNext seeks to reject or stop the action rather than silently substitute an unauthorised alternative.
5. Duplication and recovery
TradingNext uses mechanisms intended to reduce duplicate execution in situations such as retries, timeouts and restarts.
No technical mechanism completely eliminates the risk of external failure, downtime or unexpected third-party behaviour.
6. Audit
Technical records may be used to reconstruct what was authorised, which configuration was active, which instruction was generated, what was sent to the third party and what response was received.
7. User responsibility
Users should protect their account, email, devices and third-party credentials, use strong authentication where available and revoke access that is no longer needed.
Secrets, tokens and API keys should not be sent in public messages.
8. Contact
To report a security issue:
info@tradingnext.net