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Hentrad is run by Aloine Technologies Ltd. That is the name you pay at checkout and see on your bank statement.
Read the termsTrading involves substantial risk. Hentrad is a trading education and evaluation programme. Practice and verification accounts are simulated. Funded accounts are provided and controlled by Hentrad, and their trades may be placed in real markets on Hentrad's own account. Either way, you never deposit or trade money of your own. The fee ($3 per $1,000 of account) pays for education and evaluation, is not an investment, and doesn't guarantee qualification, a funded account or any profit share.
Hentrad is an eleven-day trading course, a practice desk with live prices, and a funded account of $1,000 to $5,000 when you're ready. Open to traders everywhere.
Your course buddy. A doji is the candle the market draws when it pauses, and knowing when to pause is half of trading.
How the course worksEach day opens the morning after you finish the one before: a warm-up, one short course, a checkpoint, then you practise it on the desk.
Before you pay a dollar
Hentrad is run by Aloine Technologies Ltd. That is the name you pay at checkout and see on your bank statement.
Read the termsThe only payment is the evaluation fee, $3 for every $1,000 of account you choose, paid in your own currency at the day's rate, inside the app through secure checkout. You never deposit trading money, and we never ask you to pay into a personal account.
Read the risk disclosureWhat it takes to pass, what ends a funded run and how profit is shared are all published. Results are reviewed and emailed to you with a reference.
Read the programme rulesEvery funded trader's badge is digitally signed. Anyone can check it's genuine on our website, without an account.
Check a badgePasswords are scrambled and checked against known data breaches. A sign-in from a new device is emailed to you, and staff actions such as payouts are logged.
Read the privacy policyAsk Doji any time, or message our team from the app. Something wrong? There's a written complaints process with set response times.
How complaints work