Who is behind Brunevo

We build software that makes one thing harder: trading without limits. The method is plain. Write the rules down before the market moves, keep the risk on each trade small, and make stopping easy.

We would rather lose a sign-up than have someone take a risk they do not understand. Everything on this site is written with that in mind.

In practice that means three habits built into the product: a risk limit you choose before the first order, a stop-loss on the order, and a halt button within reach. None of them removes risk. They make the risk visible and give you a way to stop.

Brunevo is rule-based trading software. You choose the markets, the risk per trade, and the stop-loss and take-profit levels. The software places orders inside those limits through an executing broker. It does not predict prices and it does not give advice. The how it works section on the home page shows the route an order takes.

Brunevo is a trading name of Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, registered in England and Wales under company number 14209581. The registered office is 128 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX, United Kingdom.

The public record is the proof, not a photograph on a website. Open the Companies House record and compare the name and number. The register also lists the company's officers.

The legal name contains the word Quantum. It is a company name only: the software does not use quantum computing.

With your broker, never with us. The executing broker licensed for your country holds client money in client accounts, executes your trades and clears them. Brunevo never receives your deposit and cannot move it.

Partner brokers pay Brunevo rebates and referral fees. You pay us nothing: the software and sign-up cost £0.

That arrangement is a conflict of interest, and you should weigh it. We earn when people open live accounts with partner brokers, not when they make money. So we show the risk first, publish each broker's own loss figure, and say in plain words that our review is not independent. Read the Risk Disclosure before anything else.

• We do not hold, receive or move your money.
• We do not promise results, and we do not publish profit claims.
• We do not use countdowns, invented scarcity or fake counters.
• We do not publish testimonials or star ratings.
• We do not ask for your password by email, phone or chat.

Trust should be checkable. So we link to the company register, to each broker's licence register and to dated sources for every figure we compare. Where something is not published, we say so rather than fill the gap. Where we do not know, we leave it out.

We also try to be boring about it. No lucky numbers, no screenshots of winning trades, no celebrity names. If a claim cannot be shown on a page you can open, we do not make it.

Our platform review shows how we apply that rule to ourselves.

Write to [email protected]. We acknowledge your complaint within 48 business hours. Complaints about trades or accounts may also belong with your broker and, where one applies, its ombudsman or dispute scheme. The contact page explains each step, including how to report a fake website.