User-Directed Trading Statement

TradeXecutor Platform Function & User-Directed Trading Statement 1. Platform Purpose TradeXecutor is a software platform designed to facilitate the routing and transmission of user-defined trade instructions to third-party broker platforms. The primary function of TradeXecutor is trade execution infrastructure. The platform allows users to define trading instructions, signals, or order parameters and transmit those instructions to connected broker accounts through authorized integrations such as OAuth. TradeXecutor does not hold customer funds and does not execute trades on its own discretion. ⸻ 2. Platform Classification TradeXecutor is a technology platform and is not: • a brokerage service • an investment advisor • a commodity trading advisor (CTA) • a signal provider • a portfolio manager • an automated trading system provider TradeXecutor is classified solely as a software tool that routes and processes instructions defined by users. ⸻ 3. User-Directed Instruction Model All trading instructions transmitted through TradeXecutor originate from the user. Users are solely responsible for defining any: • trading strategies • signal sources • trading rules • triggers • order instructions TradeXecutor does not generate, modify, evaluate, recommend, or validate trading strategies. ⸻ 4. Automation Disclaimer TradeXecutor does not market itself as an automated trading platform. However, users may choose to configure the platform in ways that facilitate automated or semi-automated order routing, including by connecting: • trading signals • scripts • external trading systems • third-party automation tools Any such configuration is created and controlled entirely by the user. TradeXecutor does not create automated strategies and does not control how users choose to configure the platform. ⸻ 5. User Responsibility for Automation If a user chooses to connect automated signals, algorithmic systems, or external automation tools to TradeXecutor, the user does so entirely at their own discretion. Users are solely responsible for ensuring that such use complies with: • broker policies • exchange rules • proprietary trading firm restrictions • applicable laws or regulations ⸻ 6. Proprietary Trading Firm Restrictions Certain proprietary trading firms prohibit or restrict the use of: • automated trading • algorithmic trading • signal routing tools • copy trading • external execution software It is the sole responsibility of the user to determine whether their prop firm account permits the use of tools such as TradeXecutor. TradeXecutor accepts no responsibility for: • account suspensions • evaluation failures • payout denials • account terminations resulting from the use of the platform. ⸻ 7. Broker & Exchange Rules Broker platforms and exchanges may impose restrictions on: • automation • API usage • order frequency • latency • order routing Users are responsible for understanding and complying with their broker’s policies before using TradeXecutor. ⸻ 8. No Compliance Monitoring TradeXecutor does not monitor or enforce: • broker rules • exchange rules • prop firm rules • regulatory requirements The platform functions solely as infrastructure that transmits user-defined instructions. ⸻ 9. Assumption of Risk Users acknowledge that the use of trading infrastructure tools may result in unintended outcomes including: • rejected orders • delayed orders • duplicated orders • partial fills • execution errors Users are responsible for monitoring their accounts and disabling trade routing when necessary. ⸻ 10. Limitation of Responsibility TradeXecutor shall not be responsible for: • trading losses • account restrictions • regulatory consequences • broker enforcement actions • prop firm violations resulting from how users configure or use the platform. ⸻ 11. Acknowledgment By using the TradeXecutor platform, users acknowledge and agree that: • TradeXecutor is trade execution infrastructure • all trading decisions originate from the user • the platform does not provide automated strategies or investment advice • users are responsible for compliance with broker rules, prop firm rules, and applicable laws.