TRADRILL / LEGAL
Simulation & AI Risk Disclosure
Last updated: 1 September 2026
Everything here is simulated
Tradrill is a practice and research environment. Every order you place is filled by our own simulation engine using virtual funds. No order reaches a market, no real money is ever at stake, and Tradrill does not connect to, place orders with, or hold funds at any broker or exchange. There is no way to convert a Tradrill position into a real one.
Simulated results are not real results
Paper, backtested and hypothetical performance does not represent actual trading. Simulation cannot fully reproduce slippage, liquidity, borrow availability, fees, taxes, outages, or the way it feels to have your own money on the line. A number you reached here is not a number you would have reached in a real account, and past simulated performance says nothing about future results anywhere.
No advice, no recommendations, no suitability assessment
Tradrill is an educational analytics tool. It does not issue buy, sell or hold conclusions on individual securities, price targets or ratings, and it does not tell you what to put in a portfolio. It does not know your financial situation, objectives, tax position or risk tolerance, and does not determine whether any instrument or strategy is suitable for you. Consult an appropriately licensed professional where needed.
Real markets carry risks a simulation does not
If you take anything you practise or read here into a real market, understand that real trading is highly speculative: you can lose all the money you commit and, with some products, more than you commit. A simulation cannot teach you the risks of an instrument it never puts your money into. Those decisions are entirely yours, made outside Tradrill, and you alone bear their consequences.
AI and data limitations
AI output may be fabricated, incomplete, biased, stale or internally inconsistent. Research notes summarize public events and arithmetic that you should check against the cited sources yourself; a plausible-looking chain of reasoning can still be wrong. Market data may be delayed, unavailable or differ from executable prices, and some of the prices you see are generated by the simulation engine rather than observed in a market. Behavioral scores are estimates about your own habits, not diagnoses and not predictions.
Service and technology limitations
Networks, APIs, devices and software can fail. Simulated orders can be delayed, rejected or filled at prices you did not expect, and data can be lost. Tradrill does not guarantee model accuracy, data completeness or service availability. See the Terms of Service for the full disclaimers.
Independent responsibility
You decide what to do with what you learn here, and you accept the consequences of those decisions. If you do not understand a product or cannot bear its risks, do not trade it with real money.