Can NoxarQuant see my strategy?

It is the first question a serious trader should ask before handing any tool their history, and the honest answer is no. Not because we promise not to look, but because the thing you are protecting is not in the data you give us. Here is exactly why, and exactly what we hold.

An execution is not a strategy

What you upload is a list of executions: what you traded, when, the size, the price, the fees. That is the output of your trading. Your alpha is the input that produced it: the signal you act on, the conditions you wait for, the sizing logic, the exits you have refined over years. Those live in your head and your notes, not in a fill.

You cannot run that backwards. A thousand fills do not tell anyone the rule that generated them, any more than a list of a chess player’s moves reveals how they decided on each one. NoxarQuant measures what your executions did once they were grouped by market condition. It never sees, and could not reconstruct, the decision that placed them. That is a fact about the data, not a policy we could change our mind on.

You already trust your broker and your prop firm with more

Your broker sees every order the instant you place it: your open positions, your live balance, your stops, often your connected API keys. A prop firm sees all of that plus the account itself. They watch your trading as it happens.

We take a CSV of trades that already closed, after the fact, with none of the live context. It is strictly less than the parties you already trust see, and it arrives too late to front-run anything even if we wanted to. We want your executions and nothing else, because the executions are all the verification needs.

What we hold, and who can see it

• Only you can see your trades. Every record is scoped to your account at the database level (row-level security), so one user’s data is never reachable by another, by design and not by convention.
• We even hide the recipe from ourselves in the product. The specific conditions behind each cluster, the part closest to a strategy, are masked at the database view for anyone who is not the owner. The system was built to withhold the recipe, not to expose it.
• Encrypted in transit and at rest. Any exchange API credentials you connect are encrypted and are deleted with your account, never recoverable from a backup.
• No trackers. We run no analytics, no marketing pixels, and no cross-site trackers. The only cookies we set keep you signed in.

We do not sell your data, and the one shared use is anonymised

We do not sell, rent, or trade your data, full stop. The only place your trades contribute beyond your own account is an aggregated, de-identified cohort view on the Elite tier (for example, how the room as a whole is positioned in the current regime). Before anything reaches that view it is aggregated and stripped of everything that could tie it back to you. And it is still only executions, so even in aggregate it is still not anyone’s strategy.

Your consent, and your controls

Our commitment is simple: we will never use your individual trades for anything beyond serving your own account without your explicit consent. The controls that back that up:

• Opt out of cohort use, one click. If you would rather your data never feed even the anonymised aggregate, turn it off on your data sharing page once you are signed in. It takes effect immediately and changes nothing about your own analysis.
• Export everything, any time. A full copy of your data in machine-readable form, on demand, from your settings.
• Delete everything, for good. Account deletion removes your trades, clusters, and connected credentials. What remains is an anonymised note that a deletion happened, with nothing that identifies you.

The short version

We want your executions, because measuring them honestly is the whole product. We do not want, cannot derive, and have no use for the strategy behind them. Your alpha stays where it has always been: with you.

Questions about any of this, or to opt out of cohort use, reach us at info@noxarquant.com. The full detail on data, retention and your rights is in the Privacy Policy.