Answers to common questions
Straight answers on the platform, the markets, protecting your funds, opening an account, withdrawals and the rules that apply in the UK.
Revulnox is a trading platform that uses artificial intelligence to analyse cryptoasset and global markets. Its models read price data, news, economic indicators and order-book depth, generate signals and can place trades automatically within the risk limits you set. You stay in control and can pause or adjust the automation at any time.
More than 220 instruments: spot cryptoassets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, crypto CFDs, indices including the FTSE 100 and S&P 500, forex pairs such as GBP/USD and EUR/GBP, commodities including gold and Brent crude, and selected DeFi tokens.
Your data is protected with 256-bit encryption and two-factor authentication. Client funds are held separately from the company's operating accounts, 95% of digital assets are kept in offline cold storage, and independent specialists carry out penetration testing every quarter.
There are four core strategies. Staggered Accumulation builds a position in stages across support levels; Range Harvesting trades repeated moves inside a price band; Momentum Rotation shifts exposure towards assets that are gaining strength; and the Protective Barrier closes positions automatically when your loss limit is reached.
Registration takes less than three minutes. Identity verification is usually completed on the same working day, after which you can fund your account and switch on the engine.
No. The platform is designed for newcomers and experienced traders alike, and you can begin with conservative settings. Our guides and UK-based support team will help you understand each feature. Trading still carries significant risk, so only commit money you can afford to lose.
Yes. You can request a withdrawal from your dashboard whenever you wish. Requests are normally processed within one to three working days, depending on the payment method and any security checks that apply.
In the UK, rules for cryptoassets and CFDs are set by the Financial Conduct Authority, and the requirements depend on the type of service provided. Before trading with any provider, we recommend checking its status on the FCA Register and reviewing your circumstances with an independent financial adviser.
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