FAQ

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RAYOK is a licensed self-trading platform. It deploys a protected client engine to an approved client-owned AWS server, while the client’s Angel One account remains the execution and broker-proof authority.

The client owns and controls the AWS account, server, Angel One account, capital and broker permissions. The client also pays the related cloud and broker charges.

No. The central platform manages onboarding, licenses, approved releases, readiness, monitoring and audit. Order requests originate only from the protected engine on the client server and go through the client’s own Angel One account; completion still requires broker proof.

Engine Ready means the server is connected and set up, Broker is verified, Open Licence is active automatically, Trading Quantity is applied, Telegram is verified and the approved engine runtime is online.

No. Core strategy logic is owner-controlled and protected. Clients approve the allowed quantity or capital method. Server Power Setting is Auto by default, starting at 09:00 AM IST on market days and stopping only after trusted DAY_DONE acknowledgement, or it may be set to Always On.

Broker secrets are designed for encrypted one-time delivery to the client-owned server, with the central sensitive payload deleted after acknowledgement or expiry. Never send them by ordinary email, chat, support message or enquiry form.

The product fails closed and uses broker reconciliation. Operation may remain blocked, and the client must retain direct broker access for manual intervention when required.

No. Derivatives trading can cause rapid and substantial loss. RAYOK does not guarantee profit, uptime, fills, order completion, data accuracy or limited loss.

The factsheet shows system-recorded historical outcomes and estimates for review. Actual broker contract notes and broker records are final. Past records do not predict or guarantee future results.