Who is behind Belqavino

Who is behind Belqavino? A registered English company, Quantum Software Technologies Ltd, which sells rule-based trading software under the Belqavino name. This page says what the software does, where your money sits and how we are paid, so you can check each point without us.

Mission and method

We want automated trading to be explainable to someone who has never used it. Our method is to put the dull parts first: the cost, who holds your money, how you can lose it and how you can leave. We have no founder portrait to show you and no origin story to sell. People are named on this site only when they have agreed to be, and at present nobody is. That is the standard we hold ourselves to.

What the software actually is

Belqavino is a trading name of Quantum Software Technologies Ltd. The software does not use quantum computing. It does two ordinary things:

• It reads order-book depth. Classical statistics measure how buy and sell interest is stacked at different prices.
• It carries out your rules. You choose the markets, the size of each position (1% to 5% of your account) and the stop-loss and take-profit levels. The software places orders inside those limits, and a Halt Execution button stops new orders in one click.

It does not forecast prices, and nothing here is a promise about results.

Who is behind Belqavino: the company

Who owns Belqavino? The company above does. We publish its number so that you can read its filings and confirm the name and address match.

Where your money sits

Your deposit goes to an executing broker licensed for your country. The broker holds it in a client account, executes your trades and clears them. You see the broker's name, regulator and licence number on the Registration page, with a link to the public register, before you register.

How Belqavino makes money

Belqavino is a software vendor and a marketing affiliate. Executing brokers pay us rebates and referral fees for clients we introduce. That does not add to the software price, which is £0, and it does not change the spread you pay. It does mean we earn when you open a live account, so we have a reason to want you to register. That is why the costs and risks sit above our forms, why every page carries an advertising disclosure and why our review says it is not independent.

What we do not do

• We do not use celebrities, news presenters or actors. Videos and adverts that claim otherwise are fake.
• We do not publish profit screenshots, earnings projections or customer quotes we cannot check.
• We do not run countdown clocks, invented scarcity or live-trade tickers.

How we think about trust

Trust comes from being easy to check. Every claim that can be checked comes with a way to check it: a registry link, a licence number, a date. Every claim that cannot be checked is left out. If you find something here you cannot check, tell us, and we will supply the evidence or take the claim down. A plain site may look less exciting than the competition. We are comfortable with that.

When something goes wrong

Email [email protected]. We acknowledge a complaint formally within 48 business hours. For general questions write to [email protected]; hours are on the Contact page. You can also read our platform review or the Risk Disclosure.

Want to learn more? Register here!