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Clear terms. Defined responsibilities.

Understand the conditions for accessing Volt’s software, operating an installation, and managing your entitlement.

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SOFTWARE AGREEMENT

The agreement behind your access.

Review the service status, license conditions, and operating responsibilities in the sections below.

Updated 9 November 2026 · Draft for counsel review

Access

Invitation-based, manually assigned

License

Limited to your entitlement

Trading decisions

Remain your responsibility

Agreement contents

  1. 01 Scope and service status
  2. 02 Eligibility and account security
  3. 03 Software license and restrictions
  4. 04 Activation and account binding
  5. 05 Your operating responsibilities
  6. 06 Prices, payment, and cancellation
  7. 07 Releases, availability, and third parties
  8. 08 No advisory relationship or performance promise
  9. 09 Suspension and termination
  10. 10 Warranties, liability, and mandatory rights
  11. 11 Privacy, updates, and questions
Current status

This is a pre-launch draft. Commercial details that depend on the operating entity, purchase flow, and jurisdiction remain subject to final review.

SECTION 01

Scope and service status

These draft terms describe access to Volt’s website, customer portal, documentation, and MT5 strategy software. They require jurisdiction-specific legal review before commercial launch. The operating entity, applicable jurisdiction, and final commercial terms must be identified before a paid service is offered.

Access is currently invitation-based and assigned manually. Package prices are shown for planning; checkout remains disabled. Displaying a package does not activate a license, reserve capacity, or create a paid subscription.

SECTION 02

Eligibility and account security

Use the service only where you are legally permitted to do so and where you have authority over the relevant trading account. You are responsible for checking restrictions imposed by your jurisdiction, broker, employer, or account provider.

Keep registration and activation information accurate. Protect your login, session, invitation, and installation credentials. Do not share access or use another person’s account without authorization. Report suspected unauthorized access through your established support channel.

SECTION 03

Software license and restrictions

Subject to the applicable entitlement and these terms, access provides a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license for supported installations. The software and related materials remain the property of their respective rights holders.

You may not resell, sublicense, redistribute releases, bypass entitlement checks, or use the service to gain unauthorized access. Restrictions on reverse engineering apply only to the extent permitted by applicable law. Third-party components remain subject to their own licenses.

SECTION 04

Activation and account binding

Activation may bind an entitlement to an MT5 account login, canonical broker server, and random installation UUID. The planned binding model does not use a hardware fingerprint. You must verify the account and server details before activating a release.

An entitlement does not guarantee broker compatibility, approval under a funded-account program, or suitability for live use. Changing an account, server, or installation may require revalidation. Never provide broker passwords or withdrawal credentials to activate the software.

SECTION 05

Your operating responsibilities

You supply and maintain the broker account, terminal, connectivity, hosting, and other dependencies. Read the release documentation, test in a non-live environment, confirm sizing and permissions, and monitor the installation.

You control the decision to trade and remain responsible for open positions. Entry blocks, lease expiry, or suspension must not be treated as a substitute for position management. Understand the distinction between stopping new trades and closing existing exposure.

SECTION 06

Prices, payment, and cancellation

No payment is collected through the current disabled checkout. Before paid activation becomes available, the order flow must identify the price, currency, billing interval, applicable taxes, renewal behavior, and cancellation method.

If a recurring subscription is offered, renewal and cancellation conditions must be presented before purchase. Refunds, withdrawal rights, and payment disputes are subject to the final purchase terms and mandatory law. Nothing in this draft removes rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.

SECTION 07

Releases, availability, and third parties

Features, release requirements, supported platforms, and integrations can change. Maintenance, defects, and third-party outages can interrupt access. Review release notes before changing a deployed installation and retain a plan for interruptions.

Brokers, payment services, hosting providers, and external websites operate under their own terms. A reference or integration is not a guarantee of their performance, solvency, security, or continued availability.

SECTION 08

No advisory relationship or performance promise

Volt provides software, documentation, and operational tooling. It does not provide personalized investment advice, brokerage, custody, portfolio management, or fiduciary services. You determine whether a deployment is appropriate for your circumstances.

No chart, backtest, example, verification label, or statement guarantees future results. The risk disclosure forms essential context for using the software. Trading losses are possible even when software behaves as designed.

SECTION 09

Suspension and termination

Access may be restricted when an entitlement expires, credentials are compromised, misuse is detected, or applicable legal obligations require action. Any paid-service suspension, notice, and appeal process must be specified in the final commercial terms.

Termination of a software entitlement does not automatically close broker positions or cancel obligations to third parties. You remain responsible for managing the trading account and preserving records you need.

SECTION 10

Warranties, liability, and mandatory rights

Software can contain defects and may be unavailable or unsuitable for a particular deployment. Any warranty exclusions, liability limits, indemnities, or dispute provisions require local counsel review and must be stated in the final commercial agreement.

This draft does not set a monetary liability cap, select a governing law, or require arbitration. Mandatory consumer rights and liabilities that cannot lawfully be limited remain subject to applicable law.

SECTION 11

Privacy, updates, and questions

The privacy notice describes the intended handling of identity, licensing, commerce, and security information. Do not send secrets or unnecessary personal information in support requests.

Review the date and version of the terms relevant to your access. Material changes and any required acceptance process must be communicated through the service. For questions about your assigned access, use the support channel provided with your invitation.

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