Trust

What Bliks never does

A trading tool has to be trusted with a live account. These are the lines Bliks does not cross, and how you can check them yourself.

Never trades on its own

Bliks has no strategy engine and no signals of its own. It places, modifies and closes orders that you configured: a batch you built, a setup you drew, an automation rule you switched on, a strategy you chose to copy.

Never touches your broker password

Bliks talks to the MetaTrader 5 terminal already logged in on your PC. It has no field for broker credentials and never sees them.

Never sends your trading data anywhere

Balances, positions, history and charts stay on your computer. The only outbound data is the licence check, the calendar download and, if you opt in, copy-trading signals.

Never promises profits

No feature in Bliks predicts the market. Indicators, studies, statistics and marketplace figures are information; the decision and the risk are yours.

Never hides an automatic action

Every order Bliks sends, automatic or manual, is written to the Activity Log and the trade log file with the reason, and notified if you enabled notifications.

Never holds your money

Packages and credits are paid to payment processors; Bliks never holds trading funds, never asks for deposits and never withdraws from your broker.

Never bypasses your guardrails

Daily loss lock, risk caps and spread guard apply to every order path, including copied trades and calendar straddles.

Never installs anything you did not ask for

Updates are offered, never forced silently, and each installer is checksum-verified before it runs.

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