StableJack does not custody user funds. Your assets remain in your own wallet or connected exchange account, depending on the integrations you use.
StableJack is built as an AI-powered trading terminal and investment copilot. It helps users research markets, analyze opportunities, review trade setups, and manage trading workflows. It is not a custodial exchange, bank, broker, or wallet provider.
What does non-custodial mean?
Non-custodial means StableJack does not directly hold, store, or control your assets.
When you use StableJack, the platform may help you view market data, analyze positions, review trading opportunities, or interact with connected services. However, your funds remain outside StableJack’s custody.
This means StableJack does not take ownership of your assets and does not manage your funds on your behalf.
Where are my funds held?
Your funds remain in the wallet, exchange, brokerage, or trading account you connect to StableJack.
If you sign up for StableJack, a non-custodial account is created for you that only you have access to, or if you connect a wallet, your assets remain in that wallet. If you connect an exchange account, your assets remain with that exchange. StableJack provides a trading and analysis interface, but it does not become the custodian of your funds.
Can StableJack withdraw my funds?
StableJack should not be treated as a withdrawal or custody service. Users should always review the permissions they grant when connecting wallets, exchanges, or third-party integrations.
Before approving any connection, check what permissions are being requested, what actions are allowed, and whether the integration can place trades, read balances, or perform other account-level actions.
Who is responsible for trades?
Users remain responsible for their own trading decisions.
StableJack can provide AI-generated analysis, trade setups, risk signals, market context, and position-related insights. These outputs are designed to support decision-making, not replace user judgment.
Before entering any trade, users should review the asset, order size, direction, leverage, fees, stop loss, take profit, and downside risk.
Summary
StableJack does not custody user funds. Your assets remain in your own wallet, exchange, brokerage, or trading account. StableJack helps you research markets, analyze opportunities, and manage trading workflows, while you remain responsible for your funds, permissions, trades, and risk management.
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