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Last updated 28 July 2026 · Operator: Elias de Sena, Bützenstrasse 17, 8185 Winkel, Switzerland · desk@vektoralgo.com

These terms are a contract between you and Elias de Sena, trading as Vektor ("Vektor", "we", "us"), Bützenstrasse 17, 8185 Winkel, Switzerland. They govern your account, your subscription, and your use of the Vektor script and the website at vektoralgo.com. By subscribing or using Vektor, you agree to them. If you do not agree, do not subscribe or use it.

1. What Vektor is (and is not)

Vektor is a software tool: a rules-based signal script that runs on your own TradingView chart, plus supporting materials. It is analysis software, not financial advice, not an investment service, not a managed account, and not a promise of results. By itself it does not place trades — it draws signals on your chart and you decide what to do with them. If you choose to switch on a connection, orders are placed automatically in your own broker account on rules you selected; section 9 sets out exactly what that does and does not mean, and it is off unless you turn it on. Markets involve substantial risk of loss, and past behavior of the system, including anything shown on our site, does not predict future results. You alone decide what to do with your money. See our Risk Disclosure, which forms part of these terms.

2. Your account

You need an account (email sign-in) to subscribe and to manage billing. Keep access to your email secure; it is how you sign in. You must be 18 or older. How we handle your personal data is described in our Privacy Policy.

3. Subscription and renewal

  • Plans: Monthly ($39/month) and Yearly ($349/year). Prices are shown in US dollars and exclude applicable taxes, which are calculated at checkout.
  • The Yearly plan is sometimes shown as $29/month billed yearly. That monthly figure is rounded for readability. The actual, binding price is $349 once per year (which works out to about $29.08 per month). You are charged $349 per year, not a monthly amount.
  • Your subscription renews automatically at the end of each billing period until you cancel. We state this at checkout and in your account.
  • If we change prices, the new price applies from your next renewal, and we will tell you by email at least 30 days before it does.

4. Cancelling

Cancel any time, yourself, in your account (Manage billing at account.vektoralgo.com). No email needed, no retention hoops. Cancelling stops the next renewal; your access continues to the end of the period you already paid for, and you are not billed again.

5. Refunds

Every plan has a 30-day guarantee on the first payment. If Vektor is not for you, tell us at desk@vektoralgo.com within 30 days of that first payment and we refund it in full: the full Monthly price, or the full Yearly price.

On the Yearly plan, you are also covered after those 30 days. Cancel or ask at desk@vektoralgo.com at any time and we refund the unused part of the year, worked out day by day (the yearly price times the days left in your term, divided by 365). So if you leave three months into a year, you get roughly nine months back. Each yearly renewal is treated the same way: full refund within 30 days of that charge, then prorated for the time you did not use.

On the Monthly plan, a renewal charge can be refunded within 48 hours of it; ask at desk@vektoralgo.com inside that window. After 48 hours a monthly renewal is final, but you can cancel at any time and keep access to the end of the month you paid for. Monthly is not prorated, because access always runs to the end of the paid month.

Refunds cover the subscription price only; they do not cover any trading losses. Statutory rights that cannot be waived remain unaffected.

6. Access to the script

Access is granted to the TradingView username on your account, via TradingView's invite-only mechanism, normally within a few hours. While your subscription runs, you have a personal, non-transferable licence to use the script for your own trading. Sharing, reselling, or republishing the script or its code is not permitted, and we retain all intellectual property in the script, the brand, and the website. When a subscription ends (cancellation, non-payment), script access is removed.

7. Payments

Payments are processed by Stripe; we do not see or store your full card details. If a renewal payment fails we retry and email you, and you keep access during a 7-day grace period. If the payment still fails after the grace period, the subscription ends and access is removed.

8. Fair use and conduct

Do not attempt to extract, decompile, reverse engineer, or redistribute the script; do not use the service to break the law or TradingView's terms; and do not abuse, overload, probe, or attempt to gain unauthorised access to our systems. If you seriously break these terms, we may suspend or end your access; we will tell you why. If we ever end your subscription for a reason that is not a breach on your side, we refund the unused part of what you paid.

9. Connections (automating your own decision)

Vektor produces information. The script applies a fixed, published set of rules to price data and outputs the same signals, at the same moments, for every subscriber who runs it. It is not tailored to you, your account, your positions, your objectives or your finances, and we do not look at any of those. Nobody at Vektor reviews a signal before it appears, and nobody decides that you in particular should act on it. In that sense the software produces its output independently of us, and what it produces is analysis, not instruction.

A connection is a way of acting on that information without having to be at your screen. You decide, once and in advance, that you want orders corresponding to those signals placed in your own account — which venue, which instrument, what size — and our software then carries out that standing instruction each time the rules produce a signal. It is off by default, exists only once you create one, and does nothing you did not configure.

  • The decision is yours, and it stays yours. Choosing to follow the signals is a decision, and choosing to have that following automated is the same decision made once instead of repeatedly. Automating it does not transfer it to us. You may change or withdraw it at any moment, and until you do, it is the instruction we are carrying out.
  • We make no decisions and exercise no discretion. We do not choose what you should trade, do not choose differently for different customers, and do not judge whether a signal suits you. Every order is the arithmetic consequence of rules you selected in advance applied to a signal the software produced on its own. This is not advice, not portfolio management, and not a managed account, and we are not your adviser or fiduciary.
  • What our software does do, stated plainly. When a signal fires, our systems transmit a corresponding order to your venue using the API credentials you gave us. We say this precisely because the rest of this section is about how little judgment is involved: the transmission is mechanical and we add nothing to it, but it is real, and we would rather describe it accurately than claim a distance from it that does not exist.
  • The account and the money stay yours throughout. You open the account, you fund it, you supply the credentials. We never hold, receive or take custody of your money, we cannot withdraw from your account, and we are never a counterparty to your trades. Your agreement with your broker governs the account; nothing here changes it.
  • You can stop it instantly, and you should know how. Pause or delete a connection at any time from your account. The definitive off switch is at your broker: revoking the API key there ends our ability to transmit anything, immediately, whether or not our systems are working. Issue a trade-only key with withdrawals disabled, and restrict it by IP where your venue supports it.
  • We guarantee nothing. Not that a signal will be profitable, not that any order will be placed, filled, or filled at any particular price, and not that a connection will be running at any given moment. Signals can be delayed or lost; a venue can reject, delay, partially fill or misprice an order; and any link in the chain — TradingView, us, your broker — can break on its own. An order we record as sent is not proof that it filled. You are responsible for monitoring your own account and positions, and you should never assume a connection is live because you have not heard otherwise.
  • Sizing is yours, and applied literally. We use the size you set. We do not check it against your balance, your other positions, your risk tolerance or what you can afford to lose, and we apply no leverage limits beyond what your venue enforces.
  • Your credentials. API credentials are encrypted before storage and used only to transmit orders on the connection you attached them to. Keep them to yourself, and rotate them if you believe they have been exposed.
  • Eligibility is yours to confirm.Automated trading, and trading the instruments Vektor covers, is restricted, licensed or taxed differently from place to place. You are responsible for confirming that you may lawfully use a connection where you live and that you meet your venue's own requirements. We may restrict or withdraw connections in particular countries, or entirely, at any time.

If any part of this section is ever held unenforceable, the rest stands, and nothing in it is a promise that a connection will place any particular order, or any order at all.

10. Our liability

The service is provided "as is", without warranties of any kind, including any warranty that it will be profitable, uninterrupted, or error-free. To the extent Swiss law allows, we are not liable for trading losses, lost profits, or indirect damages. Our total liability is capped at the amount you paid us in the twelve months before the claim. Nothing here excludes liability for intent or gross negligence, or limits mandatory rights you have as a consumer.

11. Changes to the service or terms

We improve the product continuously; features may change. If we change these terms materially, we will email you before the change takes effect. Changes are never retroactive: they apply from that date forward, and if you do not agree you can cancel before they take effect. If you keep using the service after that, the new terms apply. The version in force is the one published here, per the "last updated" date above. If we ever shut Vektor down for good, we refund the unused part of anything you prepaid.

12. Governing law

These terms are governed by Swiss law, with the place of jurisdiction in Switzerland, unless mandatory consumer-protection rules of your country of residence provide otherwise. If any provision is found unenforceable, the rest remains in force.

13. Contact

Elias de Sena, trading as Vektor. Bützenstrasse 17, 8185 Winkel, Switzerland. Email desk@vektoralgo.com.

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