FAQ
Questions worth settling before you choose a next step.
Direct answers about Tradiency, the course, current product status, pricing and access, refund eligibility, trading risk, and support.
Tradiency provides education only. It does not provide financial advice, trade signals, copied trades, automated trade decisions, or individual recommendations. Purchase does not guarantee profitability, consistency, funding, account growth, or any other trading or financial outcome.
Tradiency
What Tradiency is—and is not
The educational purpose, market focus, and boundary around independent decisions.
What is Tradiency?
Tradiency is a futures-first trading education platform. It teaches a structured decision process built around market context, auction condition, participation, risk, permission, and post-execution review.
Is Tradiency a signal service?
No. Tradiency does not provide trade signals, alerts, copied instructions, individual trade recommendations, or account-management services. It teaches an educational framework for independent decisions.
Is this financial advice?
Tradiency provides education only. It does not provide financial advice, trade signals, copied trades, automated trade decisions, or individual recommendations.
What markets does the education focus on?
The public curriculum is futures-first. It also covers market-structure concepts relevant to equities where the curriculum states. Topics include market mechanics, Auction Market Theory, profiles, VWAP, order flow, macro and event risk, execution, and review.
What is the Permission Gate?
The Permission Gate is the five-stage educational sequence Context → Condition → Participation → Risk → Permission. It can result in a stand-aside decision. Review is a separate feedback loop after execution or a recorded no-execution decision.
Course & Learning
Curriculum, fit, and teaching method
What the course teaches and the kind of learner it is designed to support.
Who is the course for?
The course is for serious beginners and developing futures traders who want to build market context, define risk, make independent decisions, accept stand-aside outcomes, and review their process.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes, for serious beginners prepared to study risk and market structure. The curriculum begins with foundations, but it does not present trading as easy, quick, or risk-free.
What will I learn?
Structured Tradiency video curriculum covering market mechanics, Auction Market Theory, Market Profile, Volume Profile, VWAP, order flow, macro and event risk, risk management, execution discipline, journaling, and review.
How is the course structured?
The curriculum moves from foundations and market mechanics into auction structure, value and participation, macro and event risk, risk management, execution discipline, journaling, and review.
Does the course teach specific entries or trade calls?
It teaches educational concepts and a decision process, not current-market trade calls, copied entries, personalized transactions, or a promise that one setup will work in every condition.
Product Environment
Current access and product status
A clear distinction between included access, representative previews, and work still in development.
What dashboard or journal functionality exists now?
The structured course and the stated member/community access are the current offer. The member trade journal is in development and must not be treated as a currently available live feature until release is confirmed.
Which product previews are representative or in development?
Public interface diagrams and proof frames state their status visibly. A representative educational interface explains a concept; it is not a verified live-product screenshot. In-development labels do not promise current availability.
Does Tradiency place trades automatically?
No. Tradiency does not place trades, control accounts, transmit orders, or make automated financial decisions. Any journal or review tooling supports education and process review only.
Pricing & Access
Price, access, and the checkout boundary
The one-time course payment, included member period, and later external handoff.
What does access cost?
Tradiency course access is currently £998 as a one-time fee, charged in GBP. Whop handles checkout and final billing terms.
Is the payment one-time or recurring?
The course fee is a one-time payment of £998. The £998 course fee does not renew. Any ongoing member subscription follows the renewal and cancellation terms shown by Whop and the Terms of Service; final billing controls sit with the checkout provider.
What access is included?
Structured Tradiency video curriculum covering market mechanics, Auction Market Theory, Market Profile, Volume Profile, VWAP, order flow, macro and event risk, risk management, execution discipline, journaling, and review. The first 2 months of community/member access are included with course purchase.
What happens after the included member-access period?
After the included period, ongoing member access may continue by subscription where available. Final subscription terms are shown by Whop before purchase. The £998 course fee does not renew. Any ongoing member subscription follows the renewal and cancellation terms shown by Whop and the Terms of Service; final billing controls sit with the checkout provider.
Where is checkout completed?
Review the offer, access, refund, risk, and legal context on Pricing & Access first. Pricing then provides the explicit external handoff to Whop, which shows the final checkout terms.
Refund, Risk & Outcomes
Policies and limits to review before purchase
Refund eligibility, trading risk, and the absence of any results guarantee.
What is the refund policy?
14-day introductory refund window. Refund eligibility applies only before accessing beyond the first four lessons (“Trading as a Craft vs Gambling”). Eligibility is subject to the remaining conditions and exclusions in the full Refund Policy, and statutory rights are preserved.
Does purchase guarantee results?
Purchase does not guarantee profitability, consistency, funding, account growth, or any other trading or financial outcome. Trading and investing involve substantial risk, including the possible loss of all capital committed. Leveraged products such as futures can magnify losses.
What risks should I understand?
Trading and investing involve substantial risk, including the possible loss of all capital committed. Leveraged products such as futures can magnify losses. Read the Risk Disclosure before purchasing or applying the education to real markets.
Where can I read the full policies?
Read the Refund Policy, Risk Disclosure, Terms of Service, and Privacy Policy. These owned pages remain available before the external checkout handoff.
Support
Questions before or after purchase
Where to ask a pre-purchase question or report an access issue.
Can I contact someone before purchasing?
Yes. Use the Contact page for a pre-purchase question about access, billing, or the offer. Support does not provide trade ideas or individual financial advice.
Where can I report an access issue?
Use the Contact page or email [email protected] for account, billing, membership, or access support. Final checkout controls remain with Whop.
Where can I continue reviewing the offer?
Use Pricing & Access for purchase facts, Learn for public education, About for the teaching philosophy, and Contact for support.
Continue on the owned site
Review the complete offer before any external checkout.
Pricing & Access holds the current price, included access, post-included-period terms, refund summary, risk context, legal links, and the later Whop handoff.
