The ComputeX Trading Agent can connect to independent brokers, market-data vendors, news or economic-data services, exchanges through provider services, and other external systems. Those third parties are not controlled by ComputeX. Their contracts, privacy practices, eligibility rules, trading permissions, subscriptions, fees, exchange-data entitlements, rate limits, maintenance, and availability apply separately.
A Ready connection does not promise uninterrupted service.
Third-party systems can be delayed, stale, incomplete, unavailable, throttled, rejected, changed, or discontinued. Quotes and candles can differ among feeds. A broker can reject, partially fill, cancel, adjust, or delay an order, and its displayed position or buying power remains authoritative for the brokerage account. Market-data licensing may restrict which exchanges, sessions, symbols, or data types are available.
Members are responsible for
- Using an account and API access that the provider permits
- Reviewing the provider's current terms, fees, disclosures, and trading permissions
- Maintaining sufficient buying power and appropriate account settings
- Checking the broker directly for positions, open orders, fills, rejections, and restrictions
- Protecting credentials and revoking them when access is no longer needed
- Understanding regional, tax, regulatory, and exchange requirements that apply to them
An adapter supports only the capabilities explicitly identified by the desktop app. Unsupported order types, sessions, asset classes, account types, or data fields should be treated as unavailable. A future provider integration must not be assumed until it is released and shown as supported and ready.
References to Robinhood, Alpaca, FRED, NYSE, or any other company, service, or trademark identify interoperability or data sources only. Unless ComputeX states otherwise in writing, such references do not mean sponsorship, partnership, certification, recommendation, or endorsement. Provider availability and support can change.