Terms and Conditions

Trade Intel provides research dashboards, evidence records, user-authored strategy builders, backtesting context, trade dossiers, workspace tools and bot-connection workflow. It is designed to support customer review and decision-making, not to replace a licensed adviser, broker, exchange, custodian or execution venue.

Users are responsible for the trading ideas, markets, symbols, entry logic, exit logic, risk limits and capital allocation they enter into the service. AI features may help translate, test, critique, summarise or monitor those user instructions, but they do not make the strategy suitable for any user.

The service is staged and approval-gated by default. Any connected bot or workflow may prepare, risk-check or stage proposals only within the permissions enabled for the customer workspace. Human approval and user-controlled broker, exchange or platform credentials remain required unless a written product scope expressly enables a different workflow.

Where supported, an approved ticket may be submitted to a customer-owned broker, exchange or venue account. Trade Intel does not submit unapproved tickets, does not custody funds or assets, is not the issuer or counterparty, and does not guarantee that any external venue will accept, execute, price, settle or cancel an order.

The service is not personal financial advice. It does not consider a user’s personal objectives, financial situation, tax position, liquidity needs, risk tolerance or legal obligations. Users must decide whether any information is appropriate for them and should seek licensed financial, legal and tax advice where needed.

Any general market commentary, model output, backtest, signal label, bot note, strategy translation, risk critique or dossier is provided as information and workflow support only. It must not be treated as a recommendation to buy, sell, hold, short, hedge, borrow, leverage or otherwise deal in any financial product.

If a user finalises a strategy card, the user confirms that the rule set is their own instruction and that they have not relied on Trade Intel as personal financial advice.

Paid plans are billed through Stripe. Prices, inclusions and plan availability may change, but existing customers will be given reasonable notice where a material change affects their current plan.

A subscription gives access to software features for the relevant billing period. It does not include brokerage, exchange fees, market-data fees, tax, third-party API fees, trading capital, custody, or regulated financial services.

Users are responsible for their account access, broker or data credentials, workspace settings, user-authored strategy parameters, risk limits, bot permissions, order approvals and compliance with laws that apply to them.

Users must not use the service for market manipulation, misleading conduct, pump-and-dump activity, wash trading, spoofing, insider trading, misuse of confidential information, unlawful scraping, unauthorised access, sanctions evasion, money laundering, abusive automation or any activity that would harm other users, markets, Oakhampton or third-party providers.

Users must not connect withdrawal-capable API keys, custody keys, seed phrases, private wallet keys or credentials that allow asset transfers unless Oakhampton has expressly agreed in writing to a separate custody or wallet-support scope. Where possible, users should use read-only, paper, sandbox or trade-limited keys.

Backtests, simulations and settled replays are not live trading results. They can be affected by missing data, survivorship bias, market regime changes, fees, spreads, slippage, latency, liquidity, tax and execution assumptions.

AI-generated output can be incomplete, stale or wrong. Users should independently verify any important output before relying on it. Oakhampton may change, suspend or withdraw a claim, signal, model, sleeve or workflow if the evidence no longer supports it.

BYOK keys, market-data keys and LLM/router keys are supplied by the user. Users are responsible for third-party fees, usage limits, terms, data permissions and any output generated through their own keys.

Broker, crypto exchange, CFD account and prediction-market connector details are used to support workflow configuration, staging, approval and permitted handoff. A connector being listed in the product does not mean live execution is available for every user, jurisdiction, instrument or venue.

OpenClaw MCP bot access is scoped by token, permissions, allowed symbols, allowed markets, notional limits, kill switches and audit logs. Users are responsible for securing bot tokens and rotating them if compromised.

Trade Intel does not currently offer CFD dealing, futures dealing, margin FX, custody, brokerage, market-making or live leveraged execution as a default public product feature. CFD support is limited to research, paper-ticket and staged customer-owned broker handoff workflows unless a separate written product scope expressly enables more.

Crypto assets and prediction markets may be subject to different rules across jurisdictions and may be unavailable or restricted for some users. Prediction-market support is limited to public-data research, replay, staged workflow and customer-owned venue handoff where lawful and permitted by the venue.

Any derivatives research, including CFD, futures or options evidence, is informational unless the relevant product scope expressly enables a supported workflow. Leveraged and derivative products can cause losses greater than expected and may be unsuitable for many users.

The service may connect with Stripe, OpenClaw, market-data providers, broker APIs, cloud infrastructure and other third-party services. Those providers may have their own terms, fees, outages, limits and data practices.

Where broker or execution connectivity is enabled, it must operate only within the user’s approved settings and any applicable partner, licensing or platform restrictions. Oakhampton is not responsible for third-party decisions, broker execution, market-data accuracy, exchange availability, payment processor action, user-supplied credentials or external account restrictions.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the service is provided on an as-is and as-available basis. Oakhampton does not guarantee profits, performance, availability, accuracy, fitness for a particular strategy or uninterrupted access.

Nothing in these terms excludes non-excludable consumer guarantees or rights under Australian law. Where liability can be limited, Oakhampton’s liability is limited to resupplying the service or refunding the affected subscription fees.

Oakhampton may suspend or terminate access where a user breaches these terms, creates security or legal risk, misuses the service, fails to pay, or uses automation in a way that may harm the platform, markets or other users.

Users may stop using the service at any time and can manage subscription cancellation through the available billing process or by contacting Oakhampton.

These terms are governed by the laws of Queensland, Australia. The parties submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Queensland and the Commonwealth courts of Australia.