Questions we hear often
Everything you need to know before you start. If your question is not covered here, our client desk will be glad to help.
Pursvex is an AI-driven trading platform. Its engine analyses market data, news and order-book depth around the clock, generates trade signals and, if you choose, executes them automatically within the risk limits you set. You stay in control of how much capital is used and which strategy modes are active.
More than 220 instruments: spot cryptoassets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, the FTSE 100 and other global indices, forex pairs including GBP/USD, commodities such as gold and Brent crude, UK and US shares, and selected DeFi tokens.
All connections use 256-bit encryption and two-factor authentication is mandatory. Client money is held separately from company operating accounts, 95% of digital assets are kept in offline cold storage, and independent specialists carry out penetration tests every quarter.
There are four automated modes: staged accumulation, which builds positions gradually; range capture, which trades within defined price bands; momentum rotation, which shifts exposure towards the strongest assets; and the capital guard, which closes positions automatically when losses reach your limit.
Registration takes less than three minutes. Identity verification is usually completed the same day, after which you can fund your account by Faster Payments, debit card or cryptoasset transfer.
No. The platform is designed so that beginners can start with conservative settings and learn as they go, supported by our guides and the client desk. Experienced traders can fine-tune every parameter.
Yes. You can request a withdrawal from your dashboard whenever you like. Requests are normally processed within one to two business days, and funds are returned to the verified account they came from.
Pursvex carries out identity and anti-money-laundering checks on every client and handles personal data in line with UK GDPR. Please be aware that cryptoassets are largely unregulated in the UK, so you are unlikely to have access to the Financial Ombudsman Service or the Financial Services Compensation Scheme if something goes wrong. Only invest money you can afford to lose.