Partner Profile
Non-professional access is for individual users evaluating LDRG intelligence through API-supported tools or OFTT workflow licensing.
Professional status is not the core requirement. The practical requirements are compatible platform access, a supported market-data feed, an appropriate FCM or broker account where trading is involved, and user-controlled configuration. This path is best understood as a product and access discussion, not as a suitability review or personalized trading program.
What This Path Covers
Non-professional access can include API-supported research tools, OFTT availability review, replay-oriented learning workflows, visual liquidity-context review, onboarding material, and technical compatibility checks. The emphasis is on helping an individual user understand what the tools can show, what external accounts or data feeds are required, and what responsibilities remain with the user.
Access Surfaces
Review Areas
- Product readiness, supported markets, API-supported tools, OFTT availability, and whether access is appropriate for research review or live workflow.
- Supported data paths, FCM or broker account compatibility where applicable, platform requirements, and setup responsibilities.
- Onboarding material, replay review, visual workflow, research-language explanations, and expectations for interpreting liquidity-context outputs.
- Limitations, risk disclosures, user permissions, support boundaries, and separation between tool access and personalized advice.
Readiness
A useful non-professional conversation starts with the markets the user follows, the platform or account path already available, the data feed involved, and whether the intended use is educational review, historical replay, API-supported analysis, or OFTT workflow access. If trading is involved, external provider approval and account configuration remain outside LDRG's control.
Operating Boundary
LDRG does not provide account suitability, account approval, or personalized trade advice. Users remain responsible for their own regulated providers, platform configuration, risk controls, and decisions. LDRG provides research intelligence and tooling within defined access and product boundaries.