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Brokerage, Execution & Custody Boundary

Corporate identity: OptionForge is a software product owned and operated by NeuroQuant Financial Technologies Inc. References to OptionForge identify the product; NeuroQuant is the owner/operator where a legal entity is required.

Current distribution model: OptionForge itself is free to download from Microsoft Store. OptionForge does not charge a subscription or purchase price for the current public release. Third-party broker, market-data, exchange, connectivity, or other external-service charges may still apply under those providers' terms.

Boundary statement confirming OptionForge is not a broker, exchange, clearing firm, custodian, trade executor, investment adviser, or tax adviser.

Last updated: 2026-08-24Support: [email protected]Microsoft Store distribution

This page is part of the OptionForge public policy set for website, Microsoft Store, desktop-app, support, privacy, security, and risk-disclosure readiness.

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No brokerage services User responsibility Credential boundary No fiduciary relationship

No brokerage services

OptionForge is analytics and workflow software. It does not hold customer funds or securities, clear trades, custody assets, guarantee fills, provide margin loans, or act as a broker-dealer, exchange, or clearing firm. Where the Trade tab is connected to a supported third-party broker, OptionForge may transmit a user-authorized order after review; the broker remains responsible for acceptance, routing, execution, fills, custody, statements, and official records.

User responsibility

Users decide whether to trade, where to trade, what data to trust, what assumptions to use, and how to verify orders in their brokerage platform.
Users must verify margin, assignment risk, liquidity, tax impact, fees, corporate actions, ex-dividend dates, early exercise risk, and broker-specific rules.
OptionForge outputs can be wrong if inputs, market data, contracts, fees, volatility, dividends, borrow rates, or model assumptions are wrong.

Credential boundary

Users should not send broker passwords, session cookies, API secrets, seed phrases, private keys, or account recovery data to OptionForge support. Any future broker or data-provider integration must use user-controlled configuration and appropriate permission boundaries.

No fiduciary relationship

Use of OptionForge does not create an adviser-client, fiduciary, tax-adviser, broker, or custody relationship. Users should consult qualified professionals where needed.

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Trade tab and broker boundary

The Trade tab may transmit a user-authorized order to a supported third-party broker after the user reviews and confirms the order. OptionForge does not itself execute, clear, settle, custody, or make the broker's acceptance decision. The connected broker remains authoritative for account permissions, acceptance, routing, execution, fills, custody, statements, confirmations, and official broker records.