Institutional Transparency Center

Operational clarity without revealing the proprietary method.

Polaris shows metrics, logs, operation status, and risk. Code, internal criteria, and signal architecture remain confidential.

SaaS Model

Polaris is offered as automation software. Pricing scales by connected capital, setup complexity, monitoring, maintenance, and technical operation.

Tier pricing based on connected capital
Setup and monthly fee scale by service level
The client keeps their broker account
Polaris does not custody client funds

Broker API Keys

The client connects their own API keys. Keys should use the minimum permissions required for automated execution.

Do not expose keys in chats, screenshots, or logs
Withdrawals should be disabled on API keys
The client can revoke access from their broker
Keys must be encrypted in production
Polaris never requests, enables, signs, or performs withdrawals for any reason

No Withdrawal Access

Polaris is designed for automated trading execution only. It does not custody funds, does not move client money out of broker accounts, and never needs withdrawal permissions.

API keys must be trading-only whenever the broker supports permission control
Withdrawal permissions must remain disabled
Clients keep full control of deposits and withdrawals directly inside their own broker account
Any request for withdrawal access should be treated as unauthorized

Risk

Trading is naturally risky. Historical data is past evidence, not a guaranteed prediction of future results.

No future return is promised
Losses can occur
Floating drawdown can happen even if a trade closes green
Position size changes real account risk

Transparency

Polaris transparency focuses on results, status, positions, logs, and risk. It does not include revealing the internal algorithm.

Ledger histórico y live
WON / FAIL / OPEN visible
PF, WR, DD real y DD flotante
Resumen de operaciones verificables

Preliminary Use Agreement

The user understands Polaris is automation software and that the decision to connect an account, select size, accept risk, and keep funds at an external broker belongs to the user.

Polaris does not provide personalized financial advice on this page. Before using any automated system, the user should understand API permissions, fees, volatility, liquidation, and possible technical failures.

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Client questions

Frequently asked questions.

What is Polaris?

Polaris is private automation software that connects to a client broker account and executes a validated trading system without revealing the proprietary method.

Does Polaris withdraw money?

No. Polaris never needs withdrawal access. Clients keep deposits and withdrawals inside their own broker account.

What does the client pay?

Polaris uses four capital tiers. Pricing scales with account size, setup complexity, monitoring, and operational support.

Can performance be guaranteed?

No. Historical data is evidence from the past, not a promise of future results. Trading remains risky.

Can the client pause access?

Yes. The client can revoke API access from the broker account and request operational pause during onboarding support.

Which payments are accepted?

Credit/debit cards, Bitcoin, and Ethereum are the visible client payment options.

How reliable are the data and charts?

The charts and data shown are legitimate historical outputs. Polaris does not hide, alter, or cherry-pick wins and losses. Manual entries or exits are strongly discouraged because they can materially change the automation edge.