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# Is StableJack Safe to Use?
Learn how StableJack approaches user safety, fund custody, trading control, data security, and risk responsibility.
StableJack is designed to help users research markets, analyze trading opportunities, and manage investment workflows without taking custody of user funds. The platform provides AI-powered market analysis and trading tools, but users remain in control of their own accounts, wallets, and trading decisions.
### Does StableJack hold my funds?
No. StableJack does not custody user funds. Your assets remain in your own wallet, brokerage account, or connected exchange account, depending on the integrations you use.
StableJack is built as a trading terminal and investment copilot. It helps you access insights, analyze market conditions, review trade setups, and manage positions. It does not operate like a bank, broker, or custodial exchange.
### Can StableJack trade without my approval?
StableJack is designed to support decision-making and trading workflows. Users should review trade details before taking action.
If a trading or execution feature is available through a connected integration, users are responsible for reviewing the asset, order size, direction, entry, stop loss, take profit, fees, and risks before confirming a transaction.
StableJack should not be treated as an automated profit system. It is a tool for research, analysis, and execution support.
### How does StableJack protect users?
StableJack focuses on giving users more structured information before they make decisions. This includes market analysis, trade setups, risk flags, bull and bear cases, confidence scores, and position-related insights.
The goal is to help users avoid making decisions based only on fragmented information, emotional reactions, or incomplete market context.
However, no trading tool can remove risk. Markets can move quickly, AI-generated analysis can be incomplete, and every trade can result in losses.
### What should I check before trading?
Before making a trading decision, review the asset, market conditions, trade direction, position size, leverage, stop loss, take profit, time horizon, fees, and possible downside.
You should also consider whether the trade fits your own risk tolerance and financial situation.
### Summary
StableJack is safe to use as a non-custodial trading terminal and investment copilot, but it does not eliminate trading risk. The platform helps users analyze markets and make more informed decisions, while users remain responsible for their funds, trades, and risk management.
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