Owner control
You draft the plan, set the limits, and sign the lock. Ownership of your funds never moves to Jackfa.
Your funds stay in your own wallet or exchange account. Jackfa asks only for a trade-only permission, kept apart from ownership, that you can revoke at any time.
STATUS / IN DEVELOPMENT · ROADMAPYou draft the plan, set the limits, and sign the lock. Ownership of your funds never moves to Jackfa.
Jackfa watches locked plans, runs the checks before every order, and acts only through a trade-only permission inside your limits.
Your wallet or exchange account holds the money. The permission allows trades, not withdrawals, and ends when you revoke it.
Remove the permission and Jackfa can no longer place orders on that account. Your locked plans and their outcomes stay in your record either way.
Jackfa connects only to the account you link, and only to trade. No withdrawal rights, no transfers to other addresses, and no blanket approvals are part of the design.
When you link an account, check the permission it asks for: trade-only, no withdrawals. If a prompt ever asks for more than that, do not approve it.
A permission that cannot withdraw can still place losing trades. Limits narrow that risk; they do not remove it. Leveraged products can lose more than the deposit.
Review account requirements, the trade-only permission, and how to revoke it.