PulseQuant uses automation, structured market analysis, statistical-style scoring, historical performance review, and rule-based decision logic. It is not a chatbot making emotional or random decisions. The system is built around controlled execution, risk checks, and repeatable logic.

PULSE stands for Pettus Unified Live Signal Engine. It is the proprietary execution engine that powers PulseQuant.

No. Your funds always remain in your brokerage account. PulseQuant never takes custody of client funds.

PulseQuant currently supports Alpaca for both paper trading and, later, approved live trading.

Yes. Every user begins with a 7-day paper trading trial using simulated funds before any live trading access is considered.

PulseQuant is designed to trade U.S. equities and ETFs through supported brokerage integrations.

No. No trading system can guarantee profits. Trading involves risk, and losses are possible.

After your trial, you may choose to subscribe if you want continued access to PulseQuant.

No. Every subscriber receives the same core features. Pricing varies only based on promotional launch discounts and seat availability.

PulseQuant is currently accepting only 100 founding members. Earlier members receive lower monthly pricing, but all members receive the same features.

Yes. You can cancel your subscription at any time. Access remains active through the end of your current billing period.

No. All sales are final. PulseQuant does not provide refunds.

Broker credentials are intended to be encrypted before storage and used only for authenticated communication with your brokerage account.

No. PulseQuant is software. Nothing on this website constitutes financial, investment, or legal advice.

PulseQuant is designed for individuals who want a structured, rules-based approach to market participation and who understand the risks involved in trading.