Terms of Use

1xAlpha is a private platform for professional adults. Access is granted by application and acceptance, and may be refused or withdrawn.

You confirm that the information in your application is accurate and that you are legally able to enter into these terms.

Accounts are personal and must not be shared, sold or transferred. You are responsible for keeping your credentials secure and for activity under your account.

1xAlpha may require email verification and, for staff accounts, two-factor authentication.

1xAlpha provides intelligence, research, analytics, problem-solving and networking technology. 1xAlpha does not execute transactions, hold client money or assets, manage portfolios, or provide brokerage services.

Members contribute in good faith, respect confidentiality, and do not misrepresent their experience, performance or identity.

No spam, unauthorised solicitation, scraping, automated collection, impersonation, harassment, or attempts to circumvent access controls.

The Community Standards form part of these terms.

Ask Alpha and other AlphaOS features are automated tools. Output may be incomplete or incorrect and must not be treated as professional advice. You remain responsible for decisions you take.

Market information may be demonstration, delayed or manually entered data and is labelled accordingly in the interface. It is provided for research and educational purposes only.

1xAlpha and Quanterus retain rights in the platform, its software and its branding. Members retain rights in the content they submit and grant 1xAlpha a licence to host and display it inside the platform as needed to operate the service.

The platform relies on third-party infrastructure and AI providers. Their availability is outside 1xAlpha's control.

1xAlpha may suspend or terminate access for breach of these terms or the Community Standards, subject to the membership terms.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, 1xAlpha is not liable for investment, trading, business or other decisions taken by members.

Specific liability limits require legal review before launch.

Governing law and dispute-resolution provisions are to be confirmed by legal counsel and are configured by the operator; they are intentionally left blank until confirmed.

Contact details are published by the operator in Settings and in the site footer.