Signal Access & Delivery Policy

1. Purpose

This policy covers how signals are delivered and how they should be executed. Members must follow the published instructions and remain responsible for their own trading accounts.

2. Official signal delivery

Signals are distributed through the designated members-only channels. Members are responsible for monitoring those channels and reviewing the complete instructions before placing an order. Depending on the setup, a signal card may contain the instrument, trade direction, order type (Market or Limit), entry price or conditions, stop-loss, take-profit, a recommended position size where provided, daily expiry information, and signal status and official updates.

Not every signal contains identical fields — follow the specific instructions published for each setup. Only signals and updates issued through designated official channels are authoritative.

3. Follow the specified order type

Every signal specifies either a Market Order or a Limit Order, and members must use the type specified.

Members must not arbitrarily change the published entry, stop-loss or take-profit levels. Entering at a different price or changing the order type may materially alter the risk and reward profile, and any such deviation is the member's responsibility. If the entry conditions cannot be followed, skip the signal rather than forcing an entry.

4. Daily cutoff at 21:00 UTC

L2 Signals uses a daily cutoff at 21:00 UTC, the end of the trading day. A signal is not a valid instruction for a new entry after that cutoff, and open L2 Signals trades are closed by it unless the signal card states a different time. Times are in UTC — convert from local time correctly. Before the cutoff:

• Close open L2 Signals trades by the stated cutoff.
• Cancel unfilled pending orders associated with the trading day.
• Do not carry an expired signal into the next trading day.
• Wait for a new valid setup before entering another L2 Signals trade.

An expired signal must not be treated as a valid instruction for a new entry the following day. Members are responsible for checking their own positions and pending orders rather than assuming they close or cancel automatically. Where a signal card states a different time, that signal-specific instruction takes precedence.

5. Account size and execution suitability

The service is designed with prop firm accounts and accounts with sufficient capital to accommodate the strategy's stop-loss distances in mind.

These are execution guidelines, not guarantees of suitability for every signal. Account size alone does not determine whether a trade is appropriate — also consider stop-loss distance, margin, contract specifications, leverage, minimum lot size and your own risk tolerance. Do not increase risk simply because your balance falls within a recommended range.

6. Maximum recommended risk per signal

Members must never risk more than 2% of their account balance on a single signal. Position sizing must account for current balance (or the appropriate risk base), entry price, stop-loss distance, instrument contract specifications, broker minimum and maximum lot sizes, the monetary value of price movement, and execution costs and potential slippage.

Any lot size on a signal card is a recommendation, not a guarantee that it suits every account. Verify your actual potential loss before placing an order. If the broker's minimum position size would exceed your 2% limit, skip the trade. Account for existing exposure and applicable prop firm restrictions. The 2% limit is a ceiling, not a target — and it does not eliminate the possibility of losses exceeding the intended amount under adverse execution conditions.

7. Stop-loss and take-profit discipline

Respect the published stop-loss and take-profit levels. Never widen or remove a stop-loss to avoid accepting a loss, and do not arbitrarily move a take-profit further away in pursuit of more profit — changing either alters the trade's risk profile and may produce a result different from the official outcome. If you choose to manage a position differently, that decision and its consequences remain yours. Where an official trade-management update is issued, follow the update rather than a superseded instruction.

8. Prop firm rules and account restrictions

Members trading through proprietary firms are responsible for ensuring every trade complies with their firm's rules, which may include daily loss limits, maximum drawdown limits, lot-size or exposure restrictions, news-trading restrictions, holding-period restrictions, overnight or weekend position restrictions, and other account-specific conditions.

L2 Signals does not override a prop firm's rules. A valid setup may still be unsuitable for a particular account if the firm prohibits the trade. Check requirements before execution, skip any conflicting signal, and note that you remain responsible for any breach of your firm's rules.

9. Signal updates, cancellations and expiry

Monitor official channels for updates affecting an active or pending setup. An official cancellation means the cancelled setup must no longer be treated as a valid instruction for a new entry, and members must not act on an outdated signal after an official cancellation or expiry. Where an update changes an existing trade-management instruction, review and apply it as directed. Members are responsible for checking whether pending orders and open positions still correspond to a valid signal.

10. Member execution responsibility

L2 Signals provides the setup; members control execution and remain responsible for their accounts and risk management. Individual results may differ from the official outcome because of different entry prices, incorrect order types, delayed or missed entries, unfilled limit orders, widened or removed stop-losses, modified take-profits, failure to close by expiry, broker pricing, spread, slippage or delays, position sizing and leverage, failure to follow updates, or prop firm restrictions.

These differences do not change the official outcome recorded by the signal engine. Members' personal account results are not used to calculate official net R or determine extension eligibility; the official record is governed by the Performance Measurement Policy.

11. No guarantee of execution or profit

A published signal does not guarantee that an order will be filled or that the trade will reach its take-profit. Market conditions, liquidity, broker execution, price gaps, spread changes and other factors may affect the actual result. L2 Signals does not guarantee a minimum number of signals, a particular win rate, or a profitable outcome. Assess your own circumstances before executing.

12. Member conduct and access

Members must not redistribute members-only signals, share access with unauthorised individuals, or misrepresent official instructions. Direct questions about a signal's parameters or official status to the designated channel, and do not assume that unofficial commentary or third-party messages override an official signal card or update.

13. Acknowledgement

By using L2 Signals, members acknowledge that they must follow the specified order type; respect the daily 21:00 UTC cutoff; close open positions and cancel pending orders associated with the trading day; size positions according to their account, stop-loss distance and broker specifications; never risk more than 2% of their balance on a single signal; never widen or remove a stop-loss to avoid a loss; comply with their own broker and prop firm rules; remain responsible for execution and account management; understand that personal results do not determine official performance; and accept that trading involves risk and previous performance does not guarantee future results.