Who is behind Nexus App AI

Who is behind Nexus App AI? A London-registered software company, Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, and we would rather you checked that than took it on trust. This page says what we build, who holds your money and how we earn.

Mission and method

Our aim is modest: let a person write down their own trading limits, and have software keep to them. We do not sell predictions. We think the most useful thing a tool can do in a risky market is stop you breaking your own rules at the moment you most want to.

The method is deliberately dull. Write the rules down while you are calm. Let the software apply them while you are not. Review them on a quiet weekend, never in the middle of a losing run. Rules you cannot explain to a friend are rules you should not use.

What the software actually is

Nexus App AI is rule-based trading software. You choose the markets, risk 1% to 5% of the account per trade, and set a stop-loss and take-profit. It reads order-book depth with plain statistics and sends an order only when your rules allow it. It has no memory of your mood and it does not learn from your habits. Despite the letters in the name, it does not use artificial intelligence, and it does not use quantum computing either. For the full walk-through, see how the software works.

Who is behind Nexus App AI

Quantum Software Technologies Ltd is registered in England and Wales, company number 14209581, at 128 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX, United Kingdom. Nexus App AI is a trading name of that company. The register is public: open Companies House and compare the name, the number and the address with what you see in our footer. We do not publish names of staff or invent a founder story. If a person or a page says otherwise, treat it with caution.

Where your money sits

With the executing broker for your country, in a client account, under that broker's licence. We never receive, hold or move your deposit. Orders are executed and cleared by the broker, and withdrawals are paid by the broker. The table below names each one.

How we make money

Brokers pay us. When someone we introduce opens a live account, the broker pays a referral fee, and sometimes a rebate on the trading that follows. You pay nothing extra for this, but it is a conflict of interest, because we gain when you register. That is why this site carries an advertising disclosure at the top of every page, and why our review says plainly that it is not independent.

What we do not do

• We do not hold client money, or take deposits ourselves.
• We do not give investment, tax or legal advice.
• We do not promise profits, or show profit screenshots.
• We do not use celebrities, news presenters or fake testimonials.
• We do not start countdown clocks or invent scarcity.

How we think about trust

Trust should be cheap to check. So we give you the company number, the registry link, our two official domains and the support hours, and we ask you to verify each one. Our Risk Disclosure is written for people who may lose money, not for people we want to impress. We also try to say what we do not know. We cannot tell you which broker will suit you, what the market will do, or whether you will profit, so we do not pretend to.

When something goes wrong

Tell us. Write to [email protected] and we will acknowledge the complaint within 48 business hours. If it concerns money or a trade, the broker holds the records, so write to it as well. Our contact page also explains how to report a fake site that uses our name. We read every complaint, and we keep a record of what we were told and what we did about it.