suretiform: you set the rules, your broker holds the money.

suretiform is rule-based trading software. You choose the markets, the size of each trade, and the stop-loss and take-profit levels. The software then places orders only inside those limits, through the executing broker for your country. It is a software service. It is not a broker, a bank or an adviser.

You enter your rules. The software reads order-book depth with ordinary statistical methods and sends an order to your broker only when the price sits inside the limits you set. It does not predict where prices will go and it does not learn your habits. One click on Halt Execution stops new orders.

The executing broker for your country holds it, in a client account. suretiform never receives, holds or manages client money. The broker, its regulator and its licence number are in the broker table on the Registration page.

The software and registering cost £0 / $0. Trading has a cost: the spread, which your broker sets and which moves with liquidity. Your broker or bank may charge fees of its own. suretiform is paid by brokers, not by you, as the About page explains.

the minimum is $250 AUD · £250 GBP · €250 EUR · $250 CAD · $250 NZD · $250 SGD. It is your own trading capital, it stays yours, and it is exposed to market risk, so you can lose some or all of it.

Yes. You can ask for any amount up to your full balance at any time. suretiform applies no lock-up, no holdback and no withdrawal fee. The broker reviews requests within 24 business hours and funds then clear in 1 to 3 business days, depending on your bank. The broker's own terms apply.

That depends on your broker and your country. Rules for retail CFD accounts in several countries stop losses going below the account balance, but you should read the broker's terms on negative balances before you deposit. Do not count on that cover. You can lose everything you put in.

Trades lose. Prices can gap past your stop-loss. Spreads widen when markets are thin. A rule that fitted last year's prices can fail on this year's. Software, connections and brokers can all go down. The Risk Disclosure page sets this out in full.

This site uses TLS 1.3. The form collects only your name, email address and phone number. Submissions are rate-limited and checked on our server, and records are kept outside the public web folder. The Privacy Policy says what we keep, who receives it and for how long.

That depends on your country and your circumstances. We cannot give tax advice. Keep your broker statements and speak to a qualified tax adviser.

Brokers pay suretiform rebates and referral fees for clients who open live accounts. That does not raise the price of the software and it does not change your spread. It does give us a reason to want you to register, which is why the disclosure sits at the top of every page.

We cannot prove a negative, and we are the seller, so check rather than trust. The operator is Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, registered in England and Wales, number 14209581, which you can look up on Companies House. Your money goes to a licensed broker, not to us. Our only addresses are suretiform.co.uk and www.suretiform.co.uk. The Review page lists every check.

No, but you need to understand what you are agreeing to. Read the Risk Disclosure first. After a broker opens your account it can offer a demo account, so you can try your rules with simulated money. Simulated results are not a guide to real ones.

Log in only through the Log in link on suretiform.co.uk and www.suretiform.co.uk. Type it yourself or use a bookmark. Our only domains are suretiform.co.uk and www.suretiform.co.uk. Be wary of lookalikes on other extensions, misspellings and links in adverts or messages. We never use celebrities or newsreaders. Report fakes to [email protected].

That depends on where you are. Access is restricted in some countries, and the list may change. Where trading is offered it is only through an executing broker licensed for your country. If we cannot offer you the service, you will not be able to reach the site or join the list.

Email [email protected]. We acknowledge formally within 48 business hours. Complaints about trades, money or accounts may also need to go to the broker, which has its own route and, where one applies, an ombudsman.