What Valuera holds. What it does not.

Valuera routes a signal you already follow onto an MT5 account you already own. The broker login that can trade sits on Valuera infrastructure. This page states what that means, in writing.

Broker credentials at rest

Trading passwords are stored encrypted, with a master key kept separate from the database. Valuera staff cannot read them from a database dump alone.

Trading only — no withdrawals

The credentials you connect are MetaTrader trading credentials. They can open and close positions. They cannot withdraw funds, send wires, or move capital out of the broker account.

One slot, one terminal

Each connected MT5 account is its own instance slot: its own terminal, directory, and order queue. Accounts do not share a book. Nodes talk to the control plane on a private encrypted network.

Audit trail

Panel actions and routing decisions are retained for 730 days. A signal that fails the gate stays in the log with the reason.

Console sign-in

The Valuera console supports two-factor authentication and a confirmation step when a new device signs in.

Where it runs

Control plane and nodes run in the EU. Hosting providers are named in the Privacy Policy and the Terms — not on this page.

What Valuera does not hold

Valuera does not custody client funds and does not log into the broker's own web portal. Funds stay at the broker you chose.

What this page does not claim

There is no independent security audit and no certification to show. Isolation is an operational design, not a third-party guarantee.