Who owns suretiform, and how it is paid

Who owns suretiform? Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales, number 14209581. suretiform is its trading name for software that does what you tell it, inside limits you set. That is the whole idea. It is not glamorous, and we think that is a strength.

Mission and method

We want automated trading to be explainable to someone who has never used it. So we publish the unglamorous parts first: what it costs, who holds your money, how you can lose and how you can leave. We have no origin story to sell and no founder portrait for the wall. A real person is named on this site only once they agree to it, and for now nobody is.

What the suretiform software actually is

The software does not use quantum computing. The word appears only in the legal name of the company. In practice it does two ordinary things.

• It reads order-book depth. Classical statistics measure how buying and selling interest is stacked at different prices.
• It follows your rules. You choose the markets, the share of the account at risk on each trade (1% to 5%), and the stop-loss and take-profit levels. Orders go out only inside those limits.

It does not forecast prices, and nothing here is a promise about results.

HaltOne click. New orders stop. Positions that are already open stay with your broker, so check how to close them there.

The suretiform company: who is behind it

Where your money sits

Where trading is offered, your deposit goes to an executing broker licensed for your country. The broker holds it in a client account, executes your trades and clears them. You can see the broker's name, regulator and licence number, with a link to the public register, before you register.

1. YouChoose the rules and send your own money to the broker.
2. Executing brokerHolds your money in a client account, executes and clears every order.
3. suretiformSoftware only. No client money, no custody, no execution.

How suretiform makes money

suretiform is a software vendor and a marketing affiliate. Brokers pay us rebates and referral fees for clients we introduce. That does not raise the price of the software, which is £0, and it does not change the spread you pay. It does mean we earn when someone opens a live account, so we have a reason to want you to register. That is why costs and risks sit above our forms, and why each page carries an advertising disclosure. Our review is published by our own team and is not independent.

1. You pay the brokerThe spread on each trade, and any fee the broker or your bank charges.
2. The broker pays usA rebate or referral fee when a client we introduced opens a live account.
3. You pay us£0 / $0 for the software and for registration.

What we do not do

• We do not use celebrities, news presenters or actors. Videos and adverts that say otherwise are fake.
• We do not publish profit screenshots, earnings projections or testimonials we cannot check.
• We do not run countdown clocks, invented scarcity or live-trade tickers.

How we think about trust

Trust comes from being easy to check. Each claim that can be verified comes with a way to do it: a registry link, a licence number, a date. Each claim that cannot be checked is left out. If you find something here that you cannot check, tell us, and we will supply the evidence or take the claim down.

When something goes wrong

Email [email protected]. We acknowledge a complaint within 48 business hours. For general questions write to [email protected], and see the support and contact page for hours. To judge us before you trust us, read the platform review and the risk disclosure. How we check our facts, and how to report an error, is on the methodology and corrections page.

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