Account and connections
Security you can inspect.
Understand the controls and their current limits before connecting an account.
Exchange credentials
Member exchange credentials are encrypted before storage in the private connection vault. Connection screens return a masked key, not the saved secret or passphrase. Use a separate key for Edge Theory and disable withdrawals at the exchange.
Connection checks
New connection tests request the exchange’s key permissions as well as account access. They refuse withdrawal-enabled keys and permission responses they cannot verify. An older connected status does not establish that this newer check has run; retest existing keys. Permission changes at your exchange require another test.
Member account controls
Security settings contain authenticator enrolment and session controls. The new member verification and recovery flow is awaiting deployment and acceptance checks; recovery storage requires its database migration. Recovery codes reset the specific enrolled authenticator and revoke that recovery set.
What Pulse receives
The configured AI provider is OpenAI. Pulse sends your strategy description, relevant conversation messages, supplied strategy rules and selected market context. Explain and variant requests send strategy rules; Critique also sends the supplied simulated evidence summary. The provider request asks for no response storage. Never put passwords, exchange credentials or other secrets in a prompt.
Data and availability
Read the Privacy page for data handling. The status page distinguishes a served website from services that have not been checked; it does not imply continuous uptime monitoring or exchange availability.
Report a security concern
Send the affected page and steps to reproduce to support@edgetheory.pro. Do not send credentials, recovery codes or another member’s private data.