Terms of use

What this service delivers, what it is not, and the rules of use.

Current version: v1.0 · Last updated: 2026-08-21

1. Who provides the service, and how these terms are accepted

Trading Auditor is operated independently, referred to below as “we”. The official channel for anything concerning these terms is contato@tradingauditor.com.

While the service is the free public archive, there is no consumer relationship and no charging. Full identification of whoever operates the service is provided to anyone who requests it through that channel and to the competent authorities, and it goes into these terms on the day charging opens.

These terms govern the use of the site and of the service. When you sign up you tick a box stating that you have read and accept this document and the privacy policy — and we record which version you accepted, when, and from which address. The version in force is v1.0, dated 2026-08-21.

If you do not agree, do not create an account — the public archive stays open, with no sign-up and no acceptance of anything.

2. What the service does

Trading Auditor puts a technical-analysis technique through six mandatory controls and issues a reproducible report on how it performed on historical data. The report says whether the technique survived the controls — and the method is described in full on the protocol page.

3. What this service is NOT

Nothing here is investment advice. A report describes how a technique behaved on past data, and past performance does not predict future results. The service does not suggest trades, does not manage money, and does not claim that any technique will make a profit.

We do not provide securities advice, securities analysis, or discretionary management of anyone’s money. We are not registered with the CVM, the SEC, the CFTC, the FCA or any other market regulator, and we do not carry on any activity that depends on those registrations. The service is a statistical and educational tool: it measures a stated rule against historical data and publishes what the method returned, without addressing your financial situation, your objectives or your risk tolerance — none of which it knows or asks about.

A PASSED verdict is not a green light to trade. It means only that the technique survived the six controls on that slice of data — a narrow and deliberately modest claim. Trading is your decision, the risk is yours, and so is the loss.

We audit the technique, never the person. A report is not a judgement about whoever taught the technique, and source quotations exist so that you can check the reading, not to expose authors.

We do not recommend any broker, platform or venue, and we receive no commission, affiliate revenue or advertising from any of them. This is not commercial modesty: a report paid for by someone who profits from the trade is not an audit, it is an advertisement — and on the day we took that money, everything written above would lose its meaning.

3-A. Notice about forex and CFDs for readers in Brazil

Part of the archive measures techniques on the foreign-exchange market. The Brazilian securities regulator (CVM) treats the offering of forex and CFDs to the Brazilian public as irregular and states that no institution is authorised to offer those products in the country — its material is in the CVM alert booklet.

We publish the notice because it is in the reader’s interest, and because our position is the same: measuring a technique is not an invitation to trade it, and we do not intermediate, do not tell anyone where to trade, and do not benefit from anyone who does.

4. Who may use it

You must be 18 or older and have legal capacity to create an account. The service is not aimed at minors and does not knowingly collect data from children.

5. The reading, and why you approve it first

The text you submit is automatically translated into the language of the engine. That step gets things wrong — which is why you see the proposed reading, with the excerpt from your source beside it, and approve it before anything runs. If the reading does not match what the source says, reject it: no quota is consumed.

By approving, you confirm that the reading corresponds to the technique you meant to submit. The report measures what was approved.

6. Rejections

Not every technique is auditable. Sources without objective rules, techniques the engine cannot yet express, and timeframes below 15 minutes are rejected — and the rejection comes with the reason. A rejection does not consume quota.

7. Account, plan, quota and payment

The public archive is free and needs no account. Submitting your own techniques requires an account and an active plan.

The PRO plan is not open yet. Today the service is the free public archive: there is no charging, no active subscription, and no way to subscribe. The price and quota described below are indicative and subject to change until opening; the clauses in this section and in section 8 take effect on the day charging opens.

  • PRO plan — US$ 29 per month, with 30 reports per month.
  • Quota does not roll over. It is replenished at each renewal and any unused balance is lost — it does not become credit, money, or next month’s allowance.
  • Quota is charged when you approve the reading (the “I agree” step), not when you submit the text. Rejections by the engine and rejections by you do not consume quota.
  • The subscription is monthly and renews automatically until you cancel, billed on the same day of each cycle.
  • Prices are stated in United States dollars. Where the law of your country requires tax on digital services — such as VAT in the European Union — it is assessed at payment based on the country given in your billing details.

You are responsible for keeping your credentials safe and for what is submitted through your account.

8. Cancellation and refunds

You can cancel at any time from your dashboard, with no penalty and without having to talk to anyone. Cancelling stops future charges, and access continues until the end of the cycle you already paid for.

Full refund if requested within 14 (fourteen) calendar days of your first subscription. After that, cancelling takes effect for the following cycle and there is no refund of the cycle in progress. Unused quota is not refundable, in money or in credit.

It is 14 days for everyone, whichever country you are in — one rule, and it is more generous than the legal minimum in several of them. Where local law grants a withdrawal or cooling-off period, that right continues to exist in full and does not depend on this clause.

If you live in the European Union, the service only begins to be performed at your express request at the time of purchase, and the 14-day right of withdrawal under local law remains — if you exercise it after performance has begun, only the amount proportionate to the period already provided is due.

9. The content you submit

You remain the owner of what you submit. So that the service can work, you grant us a non-exclusive licence, limited to performing the service, to store the submitted text, process it and transmit it to the providers described in the privacy policy — among them Anthropic, which performs the translation. Without that transmission there is no translation, and without translation there is no report.

You state that you have the right to submit that text. This warranty matters: the most common use is pasting the transcript of somebody else’s video. You are answerable to third parties for claims arising from the content you submitted, and you hold us harmless from them.

We may use aggregated, non-identifying data about use of the service — volume of submissions, families of technique requested, rejection rate — to operate and improve the product. This does not include publishing your text or your report.

10. Account reports are private

We do not publish what you submit in the public archive — not under your name, and not anonymously. Account reports live in a private directory, separate from the files that generate the public pages, and the archive only receives what we publish deliberately.

This is design, not a missing feature: the cards in the archive carry a hypothesis written by a person before the measurement ran, and that is what separates a prediction from a rationalisation. A report generated on demand has no such step. If we ever offer publication of user reports, it will depend on specific, per-report consent, and these terms will be updated first.

11. The public archive, corrections and takedown requests

The archive publishes verdicts on techniques, including failures, and cites the sources the technique was read from. The assessment is always about the technique and what it claims, never about the competence or honesty of whoever teaches it.

If you are the author of a cited source and believe the reading does not match what you teach, or that the material was used improperly, write to us through the contact page. We review the request and, where there is an extraction or attribution error, we correct it publicly — the card’s history records the change, because erasing without a trace would be the opposite of what this service stands for. Copyright takedown requests use the same channel.

Legal notices and takedown requests can also be sent straight to contato@tradingauditor.com. We answer within 15 days. If the matter needs longer, we say so inside that window, with the reason.

12. Intellectual property

The site, the protocol, the engine, the texts and the archive of reports are ours or licensed to us. You may read, quote and share links to the public archive freely, with attribution. You may not copy the archive in bulk, redistribute it as a dataset, resell it, or present it as coming from another source.

13. Acceptable use

By using the service, you agree not to:

  • scrape the archive at scale, circumvent usage limits, or overload the infrastructure;
  • resell, sublicense or expose the reports as your own service;
  • reverse-engineer the engine or attempt to reach other accounts’ areas and data;
  • submit unlawful content, or content whose use infringes a third party’s rights;
  • use the service to lead anyone to believe that a report is investment advice from us.

14. Suspension and termination

We may suspend or terminate access in case of breach of these terms, fraudulent use, non-payment or legal order. Where the suspension does not stem from fraud or a court order, we give notice first and an opportunity to put things right. You may close your account whenever you want — the refund rules in section 8 continue to apply.

15. Availability, warranties and limitation of liability

The service is provided as is, without any guarantee of continuous availability, of freedom from errors, or that the result serves a particular purpose of yours. We may change, suspend or discontinue features, giving notice where the change is material.

We are not liable for investment decisions taken on the basis of a report, nor for trading losses. That follows directly from section 3: the service measures a rule against past data and does not advise anyone to trade.

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, our total liability is limited to the amount you paid for the service in the 12 months before the event, and we are not liable for indirect damages, lost profits or lost opportunity. Nothing in these terms removes rights that the law gives consumers and that cannot be removed by contract.

16. Changes to these terms

We may update this document. Material changes — price, quota, refunds, liability — are notified by e-mail with 30 days’ notice and take effect in the following cycle. If you do not agree, you can cancel before they take effect. Every version carries a number and a date at the top of this page.

17. Governing law and jurisdiction

These terms are governed by Brazilian law. The courts of our registered seat are chosen to settle disputes. If you are a consumer, the courts of your own domicile prevail — the choice above does not remove that protection, and applies only where the law allows it.

18. Language

This document is published in Portuguese and in English. Both versions carry the same content and the same version number, and neither is a translation of the other: both are written together. If you find a divergence between them, write to us through the contact page — a divergence between versions is our mistake, and it is corrected in both.

19. General provisions

If any clause is held invalid, the remaining ones continue to apply. We are not liable for failures caused by events beyond our reasonable control. We may assign this contract in a corporate reorganisation, keeping your conditions. Sections 9, 12, 15, 17 and 18 survive the closing of the account.

20. Contact

Questions, data requests, corrections and legal notices: use the contact page.