Sensor Kantrex Lab rule-based trading software: you set the rules, your broker holds the money.

It 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 inside those limits through a licensed executing broker. It is not a broker, a bank or an adviser, and it cannot predict prices.

It reads order-book depth with ordinary statistics and checks what it sees against your rules. If a setup fits them, it sends an order of the size you chose, with your stop and target attached. If nothing fits, it does nothing. A Halt Execution button stops new orders in one click.

The executing broker for your country holds it in a client account. Sensor Kantrex Lab never receives, holds or manages client money. The broker’s name, regulator and licence number are in the broker table on the Registration page.

Joining the list and the software cost £0 / $0. Trading is not free: the broker earns a spread on every trade, and your bank or broker may charge fees of its own. Brokers pay us referral fees and rebates, which do not change what you pay.

A live account needs a deposit from $250 AUD (or £250 GBP / €250 EUR / $250 CAD / $250 NZD / $250 SGD). It is your own money, it stays yours, and it is at risk, so you can lose some or all of it.

You can ask for any amount up to your balance. Sensor Kantrex Lab applies no lock-up, no holdback and no withdrawal fee. The broker reviews requests within 24 business hours, and the money then clears in 1 to 3 business days, depending on your bank. The broker’s own terms apply.

That depends on the broker’s terms, which we will show before you share anything with it. Gearing means a small price move can cost a large share of a deposit, and prices can jump past a stop-loss. Ask any broker whether it protects you from a negative balance, and get the answer in writing.

Most retail traders lose money on CFDs. Prices can gap past a stop-loss, spreads can widen, a rule that fitted past data can fail on new data, and software or connections can break. The Risk Disclosure page sets this out in full.

This site uses TLS 1.3. The form asks only for your name, email address and phone number, never a password or bank details. No system is perfectly secure, so we collect as little as we can. The Privacy Policy has the detail.

That depends on your country and your circumstances, and we cannot give tax advice. Keep your broker statements and ask a qualified tax adviser.

Brokers pay us rebates and referral fees when people we introduce open live accounts. It does not raise the software price or the spread you pay. It does mean we earn when you register, which is why every page carries an advertising disclosure and why our review says plainly that it is not independent.

We are the seller, so check rather than trust. The operator is Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, company number 14209581, which you can look up on Companies House. Your money goes to a licensed broker, not to us. We promise no returns and show no profit screenshots. Our review lists everything you can check yourself.

No, but you should understand CFDs, gearing and stop-losses before you deposit anything. The review and the Risk Disclosure explain them. When accounts open, ask the broker whether it offers a demo account so you can practise with simulated money.

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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 it within 48 business hours. Complaints about trading, money or accounts may also need to go to the broker and, where one applies, its ombudsman or dispute scheme.