Questions, answered

No. You connect a Bybit API key with withdrawals disabled, and we verify it can't withdraw before storing it. We can place trades on your account, but we physically cannot move your funds out. The only thing you pay us is the subscription.

A Bybit API key created with the withdrawal permission switched off. It can read your account and open/close trades, but it cannot send funds anywhere. You can revoke it at any time in Bybit.

A Bybit Unified Trading account. Auto-Trade and Signals run against Bybit; the Shariah plan uses long-only spot.

You pay in USDT on the Tron network (TRC-20). Because crypto can't silently auto-charge, there are no surprise renewals — near the end of a cycle we send a fresh invoice and you choose to renew.

We stop opening new trades for you. Any positions already open are left to run to their own targets or stops — we never force-close them because a plan lapsed.

Low / Medium / High auto-trade profiles that tune conviction, position sizing and trade frequency. Low is conservative; High is more aggressive. You can switch and you can pause or set a daily loss cap anytime.

By a systematic, rules-based engine that scores each setup across multiple market factors and only acts above a threshold, with guards that can veto trades around risky conditions. It's a tool, not personal financial advice.

It's long-only spot with no leverage and no shorting, only buys above the long-term trend (EMA200), and includes Zakat (2.5%) accounting. Compliance ultimately depends on your own scholarly guidance.

No, and no. Trading crypto futures carries substantial risk and you can lose money. Nothing here is financial advice, and no outcome is guaranteed. You remain responsible for your funds and decisions.