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Belqavino: rule-based trading software that only does what you wrote down.
You set the rules. Your broker holds the money.
Belqavino is rule-based trading software. It places orders only inside limits you choose, through a broker licensed for your country. Registering is free. Trading is not free of cost, and it can lose you money.
Open your account
Opening an account needs a deposit from $250 AUD (or £250 GBP / €250 EUR / $250 CAD / $250 NZD / $250 SGD). It is your own money and it is at risk. The software and registering cost £0.
Your executing broker for each country is listed in the broker table.
Costs and withdrawals in plain words
- Costs: spreads, and any fees your broker or bank charges, still apply.
- Withdrawals: the broker reviews requests within 24 business hours; money then clears in 1 to 3 business days.
- FXEUR/USD
- FXGBP/USD
- FXUSD/JPY
- FXAUD/USD
- FXUSD/CAD
- FXNZD/USD
- IndexS&P 500
- IndexNasdaq 100
- IndexDow Jones
- IndexFTSE 100
- IndexDAX 40
- IndexNikkei 225
- IndexASX 200
- MetalGold
- MetalSilver
- EnergyBrent oil
- EnergyWTI oil
- EnergyNatural gas
- ShareApple
- ShareMicrosoft
- ShareNVIDIA
- ShareTesla
- ShareAmazon
- ShareAlphabet
Start here
Three facts before the form
Opening an account needs an initial deposit. It is your own money, and it is at risk.
The software costs nothing, but trading does: a broker earns a spread on every trade. Before you give us a phone number, you can see which broker will receive it.
- £0software and sign-up
- 1–5%risk per trade, set by you
- 1 clickto halt new orders
- 24 hbroker review of withdrawals
What it is
What is Belqavino? What it is, and what it is not
A name is only a name. Belqavino is a trading name of Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, and the word quantum belongs to that company's legal name alone. The software does not use quantum computing.
It runs ordinary statistics over order-book depth and follows rules you write. It holds no client money, is not a crypto exchange or wallet, and cannot see the future. Nobody's software can.
How it works
How Belqavino works: rules in, execution out
Everything on this platform sits on one side of a line. Either you decide it, or your broker does it.
Rules in yours
- The markets you want to trade.
- The size of each trade, from 1% to 5% of your account.
- A stop-loss and a take-profit for every position.
- When to stop: one click on Halt Execution.
Execution out theirs
- The broker holds your deposit in a client account.
- It executes and clears every order.
- It sets the spread, which floats with liquidity.
- It reviews and pays out your withdrawals.
Halt Execution stops new orders. Positions already open stay with your broker.
Four steps, no rush
From sign-up to a first trade
- Register.Name, email and phone. It is free and commits you to nothing.
- Get checked.The broker for your country contacts you and checks your identity, as any licensed broker must.
- Read first.Read the broker's terms and licence, then decide whether to deposit the minimum.
- Practise, then decide.Test your rules on a demo account before you use real money.
A live account needs an initial deposit of $250 AUD · £250 GBP · €250 EUR · $250 CAD · $250 NZD · $250 SGD. That is your own capital and it is at risk.
Costs
What it costs, in one plain table
| Item | Cost | Who sets it |
|---|---|---|
| Software and sign-up | £0 / $0 | Belqavino |
| Trading spread | Variable, on every trade | The executing broker, floating with liquidity |
| Broker and bank fees | Set out in the broker's schedule | The broker or your bank |
| Withdrawal fee from Belqavino | £0 / $0 | Belqavino (check the broker's schedule too) |
The spread is a real cost. Brokers pay Belqavino rebates and referral fees, which does not raise the software price; the About page explains how.
Withdrawals
Getting your money out, step by step
- You ask.Request any amount up to your full balance, at any time.
- The broker reviews it.Within 24 business hours.
- It clears.In 1 to 3 business days, depending on your bank.
Belqavino applies no lock-up and no withdrawal fee. These are usual service levels, not promises; the broker's terms govern the payout.
Risk, said plainly
How you can lose, said plainly
Most retail traders lose money on CFDs. Each broker publishes its own rate, and it is shown on this site next to the broker's name.
A 20% loss needs a 25% gain just to get back to even, so trade size matters more than any prediction. Prices can jump past a stop-loss, spreads can widen, and a rule that worked before can fail tomorrow.
25% gain needed after a 20% loss.
Educational. Plain arithmetic, not a forecast: gain needed = loss ÷ (100 − loss).
Calculator · educational
How big should a trade be?
Educational only. It shows how much you could lose, not what you could earn.
Registry proof
Official Belqavino: check the registry, not our word
- Look up the company.Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, No. 14209581, on Companies House.
- Look up the broker.Find its licence number on the regulator’s public register. Links are in the broker table.
- Check the address bar.Our only domains are
- Distrust celebrities.We never use them. Videos and adverts that say otherwise are fake.
Your broker, by country
| Market | Executing broker | Regulator and licence | Retail loss rate (broker's own figure) | Broker terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | Interactive Brokers (U.K.) Limited | FCA · 208159 Check the register | 58.9% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with Interactive Brokers (U.K.) Limited (as of 2024-01-01). Source | Fees · Withdrawal terms |
01What is Belqavino?
Belqavino is rule-based trading software. You choose the markets, the size of each trade and the stop-loss and take-profit levels. The software then places orders inside those limits through an executing broker licensed for your country. It is a software and technology service. It is not a broker, a bank or an adviser.
02How does it work?
You write the rules, the software watches order-book depth with ordinary statistics and sends orders only when your rules allow it, and the broker executes and clears them. A Halt Execution button stops new orders in one click. The software does not predict prices, and nothing on this site says that it can.
03Who holds my money?
The executing broker for your country holds it, in a client account, under its own licence. Belqavino never receives, holds or manages client money. The broker, its regulator and its licence number are shown in the broker table on the Registration page, before you share anything with it.
04What does it cost?
The software and sign-up cost £0 / $0. Trading is not free: your broker earns a spread on every trade, and your broker or bank may charge fees of its own. Belqavino is paid by brokers, not by you. The About page explains how.
05What is the minimum deposit?
Registering takes no deposit. Opening a live broker account needs $250 AUD · £250 GBP · €250 EUR · $250 CAD · $250 NZD · $250 SGD. It is your own money, and you can lose some or all of it.
06How do withdrawals work?
You will ask the broker for any amount up to your balance. The broker reviews the request within 24 business hours and the money clears in 1 to 3 business days, depending on your bank. Belqavino applies no lock-up and no withdrawal fee. The broker's own terms govern the payout.
07Can I lose more than I deposit?
It depends on the broker and on your country. Some regulators require negative-balance protection for retail clients and some do not. We cannot promise it. Read the broker's terms before you deposit, and never trade with money you cannot afford to lose.
08How can I lose money?
Trades can move against you, and a CFD magnifies that move. Prices can jump past a stop-loss. Spreads can widen. A rule that fitted past prices can fail on new ones. Software, brokers and connections can fail. The Risk Disclosure page sets this out in full.
09Is my data secure?
This website uses TLS 1.3. The form asks only for your name, email address and phone number. We never ask for a password, a card number or an identity document. Form submissions are rate-limited and checked on our server, and the Privacy Policy explains what we keep and for how long.
10Will I pay tax on my results?
That depends on your country and your circumstances, and we cannot give tax advice. Keep your broker statements and speak to a qualified tax adviser.
11How is Belqavino paid?
Brokers pay us rebates and referral fees when someone opens a live account. That does not change the price of the software, which is £0, and it does not change your spread. It does give us a reason to want you to register, which is why every page carries an advertising disclosure and why our review says it is not independent.
12Is Belqavino a scam, or is it legitimate?
We are the seller, so check it yourself. The company behind the software is Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, trading as Belqavino, registered in England and Wales under number 14209581: look it up on Companies House. The software is not a regulated firm; brokers are, and their licence numbers can be checked on the regulator's own register. We would rather you check than trust.
13Do I need experience?
No, but you need patience. You should understand what a stop-loss is, what a spread costs and why a 50% loss needs a 100% gain to recover. The calculator and the chart on this page are a start. If you would be upset to lose the deposit, do not deposit it.
14How do I log in, and how do I spot fake sites?
The Log in link takes you to the registration form until your account is set up. When it does, log in only at app.belqavino.io/login, typed by you or from a bookmark. Our only official domains are belqavino.io and app.belqavino.io. We never use celebrities in adverts and never ask for your password by email, phone or message. Report lookalikes to [email protected].
15Is it available in my country?
Availability depends on where you are. Access is restricted in some countries, and we may change which ones. Where trading is offered, it is only through an executing broker licensed for your country. If we cannot offer you the service, you will not be able to reach the site or join the list.
16How do I make a complaint?
Email [email protected]. We acknowledge it formally within 48 business hours. Complaints about trading, money or accounts may also need to go to the broker, which has its own route and, where it applies, an ombudsman.
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Whenever you are ready
Rules set. Your call.
Nobody here will start a countdown clock at you. Read it twice. Sleep on it. Come back next week. When you are ready, register.
- £0software and sign-up
- 1–5%risk per trade, set by you
- 1 clickto halt new orders
- 24 hbroker review of withdrawals
Register when you are ready
Opening an account needs a deposit from $250 AUD (or £250 GBP / €250 EUR / $250 CAD / $250 NZD / $250 SGD). It is your own money and it is at risk. The software and registering cost £0.
Your executing broker for each country is listed in the broker table.
Costs and withdrawals in plain words
- Costs: spreads, and any fees your broker or bank charges, still apply.
- Withdrawals: the broker reviews requests within 24 business hours; money then clears in 1 to 3 business days.