Brunevo: you set the rules.
Your broker holds the money.

Brunevo is rule-based trading software. You choose the markets, the risk on each trade, and the stop-loss and take-profit levels. The software places orders inside those rules through an executing broker. It is not a broker, and it does not predict prices.

You enter your Brunevo rules once. The software sends orders to your broker inside those limits, and you can halt new orders with one click. Positions that are already open stay with your broker until you or your rules close them.

Your broker does, not Brunevo. Client money sits in client accounts with the executing broker licensed for your country, and that broker executes and clears your trades. Brunevo is software and never receives your deposit.

Joining and the software cost £0. You pay trading costs to your broker: the spread on each trade, and any overnight, inactivity or withdrawal fees in its schedule. Brunevo is paid by partner brokers through rebates and referral fees.

Opening a broker account needs $250 AUD (or £250 GBP / €250 EUR / $250 CAD / $250 NZD / $250 SGD). Nothing is taken when you register your interest. The deposit is your own money and it is at risk.

You ask your broker. It reviews the request within 24 business hours, and funds then clear in 1 to 3 business days. Brunevo applies no lock-up and no withdrawal fee, and the broker's own terms govern the process.

It depends on your broker and your country. Many regulated brokers offer negative-balance protection to retail clients, but not all do, and not on every product. Read the broker's terms before you deposit. A price gap can also fill a stop-loss far from the level you chose.

Prices can move against you, gearing multiplies losses, stop-losses can slip in fast markets, spreads and fees add up, rules that fit past data can fail on new data, and software or connections can fail. Most retail traders lose money on CFDs. The Risk Disclosure page carries each broker's own loss figure once a broker is listed.

The site uses TLS 1.3, the form is rate-limited, and records are kept outside the public web folder. We collect only your name, email and phone number, and we never ask for passwords, card numbers or bank details on this website. No system is perfectly secure.

Tax depends on your country and your circumstances, and we cannot advise you. Keep your own records and speak to a qualified tax adviser before you trade.

Brunevo receives rebates and referral fees from partner brokers when a client opens a live account. That is a conflict of interest, which is why the disclosure appears in the footer of every page. The full explanation is on the About page.

We can only point to what you can check. The operating company, Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, is listed on Companies House under number 14209581. The broker, not Brunevo, holds your money, and joining costs nothing. We cannot prove a negative, so look at the register yourself, and never pay anyone claiming to be us outside our official domains.

You need none to register, but trading is risky and your rules are yours to understand. If you cannot explain a rule to a friend in two sentences, do not use it. Use the education tools on this site first, and start with a small risk per trade.

The Log in link in the header takes you to the registration form, and your trading account is held with your broker. Our only official domains are brunevo.io and app.brunevo.io. Anything else, on any extension, is not us. We never ask for your password by email, phone or chat.

Where you can use it depends on where you are. Access is restricted in some countries. 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 register.

Email [email protected]. We acknowledge your complaint within 48 business hours. If it concerns a trade or an account, it may also need to go to your broker and, where one applies, its ombudsman or dispute scheme.