Security and product boundaries

Clear boundaries around trader discipline data.

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.

Product safeguards

Know what belongs inside SignalShield—and what does not.

These boundaries describe how SignalShield positions trader discipline workflows, account access, review data, and support.

01

No brokerage control

SignalShield does not place trades, manage brokerage accounts, or make buy/sell decisions for users.

02

Authenticated app workflows

Customer workflows such as alerts, journal records, cooldowns, locks, and system state belong behind authenticated app access.

03

Discipline data, not signal advice

TradingView alerts and journal records are used for accountability and review. SignalShield does not sell entries, exits, or market predictions.

04

Support without sensitive credentials

Support requests should include the page, action, expected result, and timestamp. Do not send brokerage passwords, API keys, or sensitive financial credentials.

Responsibility split

Account safety also depends on what the user keeps private.

Useful support context

Share enough information to reproduce the problem.

  • ✓The SignalShield page involved
  • ✓The action you took
  • ✓What you expected to happen
  • ✓What happened instead
  • ✓The approximate timestamp
Keep out of support messages

Do not send sensitive brokerage credentials.

  • ×Brokerage passwords
  • ×API keys
  • ×Sensitive financial credentials
Policy references
Need help with account or alert behavior?

Send enough context to investigate without sending sensitive credentials.

Include the page, action, expected result, actual result, and approximate timestamp. Keep brokerage passwords, API keys, and sensitive financial credentials out of support messages.