Acceptable Use Policy

Traderbase is intended for lawful personal or approved internal research, education, planning, and review consistent with plan limits and third-party data rights.

A subscription or account does not grant a right to redistribute vendor data, copy protected content, bypass technical limits, or use features in a jurisdiction where they are not approved.

Users must not introduce malicious code; access another account; evade authentication, rate, resource, or plan limits; disrupt availability; probe systems without written authorization; abuse provider credentials; or attempt to obtain secrets or private infrastructure details.

The final policy must provide an approved vulnerability-reporting channel and safe-harbor rules before inviting security testing.

Users must not use Traderbase to manipulate markets, coordinate unlawful activity, impersonate another person, publish deceptive promotions, distribute malware, infringe privacy or intellectual-property rights, or misrepresent scanner or generated output as guaranteed performance.

Automated extraction, caching, alerting, and redistribution of market, news, social, and filing content are limited by provider contracts that remain under review.

Features described as unlimited are intended for reasonable individual use and remain subject to technical safeguards, provider licensing, and service-integrity controls. They do not permit account sharing, resale, redistribution, bulk data warehousing, automated extraction outside supported product workflows, or using Traderbase as a data feed for another product.

Traderbase may temporarily rate-limit or restrict unusually intensive storage, compute, scanner, import, export, replay, or Agent activity when needed to protect the service or comply with third-party rights. We will not use undisclosed safeguards to convert an advertised individual workflow into a smaller public quota; material plan restrictions must be disclosed before purchase.

Traderbase may need to restrict behavior that presents credible security, legal, payment, provider-rights, or operational risk. Final notice, evidence preservation, remediation, appeal, account access, billing impact, and emergency-action rules require owner and attorney approval.