No brokerage control
SignalShield does not place trades, manage brokerage accounts, or make buy/sell decisions for users.
SignalShield helps traders organize alert pressure, execution records, cooldowns, locks, and behavior review. It is not a broker, signal seller, trading bot, or financial advice product.
These boundaries describe how SignalShield positions trader discipline workflows, account access, review data, and support.
SignalShield does not place trades, manage brokerage accounts, or make buy/sell decisions for users.
Customer workflows such as alerts, journal records, cooldowns, locks, and system state belong behind authenticated app access.
TradingView alerts and journal records are used for accountability and review. SignalShield does not sell entries, exits, or market predictions.
Support requests should include the page, action, expected result, and timestamp. Do not send brokerage passwords, API keys, or sensitive financial credentials.
Security boundaries, privacy practices, service terms, and support requests answer different questions. Keep them separate so the relevant policy is easier to find.
Review the published Privacy Policy for information handling and user choices.
Review account responsibility, acceptable use, billing, and trading-risk boundaries.
Send the relevant page, action, expected result, actual result, and approximate timestamp.
Include the page, action, expected result, actual result, and approximate timestamp. Keep brokerage passwords, API keys, and sensitive financial credentials out of support messages.