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Who is behind brunevo
Who is behind brunevo: our mission and method
Who is behind brunevo? A UK-registered company, Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, which builds and runs the software. Our mission is narrow. We want people who choose to trade to set their limits first, in writing, and to see every cost and risk before they decide. Our method is to say things plainly, show our sources and let you check them yourself.
We also try to be useful before you join. The home page sets out the costs in a table, the risks in plain words and the questions people ask most. If, after reading, you decide trading is not for you, that is a good outcome, and we would rather you left than joined for the wrong reasons.
What the software actually is
brunevo is rule-based trading software. You choose the markets, a risk per trade of 1% to 5% of your account, and your stop-loss and take-profit levels. When your conditions are met, it sends an order through your broker. Halt Execution stops new orders at once. It does not predict prices, and it does not learn from them. There is no artificial intelligence in it and no quantum computing, whatever the company's legal name might suggest.
The company behind brunevo
Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, company number 14209581, registered in England and Wales at 128 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX, United Kingdom. The Companies House record is public, and we ask you to read it. We name the company rather than individuals because the company is the legal party to everything on this site.
Where your money sits
With your executing broker, never with us. You deposit into your own account at the broker and you withdraw from it. We cannot hold, move or pool your money. Your agreement for trading is with the broker, under its licence and its own terms. The brokers we work with are listed below, with their regulators and licence numbers. The registration page shows what a broker will ask of you.
How brunevo makes money
The software is free to you. Partner brokers pay us rebates and referral fees when a person we introduce opens a live account and trades. That is a conflict of interest: we do better when you register, and we can earn more when people trade more. So we cannot be neutral about trading, and you should not treat this site as independent advice. Each broker we work with is named on this page. Our platform review says the same, and says it near the top.
What we do not do
- We do not hold your money, or ask you to send it to us.
- We do not give investment advice or tell you what to buy.
- We do not promise returns, and we do not show profit screenshots, star ratings or customer quotes.
- We do not use countdown timers, scarcity claims or any other fake urgency.
- We do not ask for passwords or bank details on this website.
How we think about trust
Trust comes from things you can check, not from adjectives. So we publish the company number, the register link, our costs and our support hours, and we date every figure we quote. When we do not know something, we say so. If we get something wrong, tell us and we will correct it. The Risk Disclosure is written to be read, not skipped.
When something goes wrong
Write to [email protected] for help, or to [email protected] to complain. We acknowledge complaints formally within 48 business hours. Questions about money usually belong to the broker, because it holds the money, but we will help you put the complaint clearly. The contact page sets out the whole process and how to report a fake site.
Brokers
| Country | Executing broker | Regulator and licence | Loss rate | Terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | Interactive Brokers (U.K.) Limited | FCA 208159 · register | 58.9% of retail accounts lose money (as of 2024-01-01) · source | Fees · Withdrawals |
| United Kingdom | IG Markets Limited | FCA 195355 · register | 70% of retail accounts lose money (as of 2026-10-27) · source | Fees · Withdrawals |