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OttoTrader Seller Terms
These terms govern creator accounts, listing quality standards, moderation, seller obligations, buyer-facing disclosures, and OttoTrader's marketplace-enforcement powers.
Document summary
These terms govern creator accounts, listing quality standards, moderation, seller obligations, buyer-facing disclosures, and OttoTrader's marketplace-enforcement powers.
This document is structured in short sections so the main obligations are easier to scan.
Users should read the legal pages together with the practical product guidance.
Who can sell
- Seller access is separate from ordinary buyer access and may require Creator tier, accurate legal identity information, country eligibility, marketplace review, and additional compliance checks.
- OttoTrader may reject, suspend, or remove seller status at any time for policy, compliance, quality, fraud, or marketplace safety reasons.
Seller promises and restrictions
- Sellers must only publish software logic, templates, automation modules, and related metadata they own or are authorized to license.
- Sellers must not promise profits, guaranteed returns, risk-free outcomes, passive income, or personalized investment results.
- Sellers must not present strategies as managed investments, advisory products, copy-trading programs, or regulated financial products.
- Sellers must not use fake backtests, misleading metrics, cherry-picked performance, stolen IP, or deceptive identity claims.
Standardized disclosures
- OttoTrader may require standardized fields for exchanges, symbols, timeframes, leverage, fee assumptions, slippage assumptions, drawdown, trade counts, and validation labeling.
- OttoTrader may require clear live vs simulated vs seller-provided labeling on all performance-related representations.
Payouts and platform controls
- OttoTrader currently deducts a 2% platform fee from each completed marketplace sale before the seller payout is calculated.
- Seller payouts may be delayed, withheld, reversed, or offset for refunds, disputes, fraud checks, sanctions checks, reserves, or policy breaches.
- OttoTrader may moderate listings, require edits, suspend sales, or emergency-disable strategy delivery when needed.
- OttoTrader may record and communicate moderation reasons, complaint outcomes, and delisting decisions where law or platform policy requires it.
Seller complaints and enforcement
- Seller support, compliance questions, marketplace complaints, and moderation responses can be directed to [email protected].
- OttoTrader may temporarily or permanently restrict a seller account, listing, or payout state where buyer protection, legal risk, fraud indicators, sanctions exposure, or platform safety require intervention.
- Sellers remain responsible for complying with local laws, tax obligations, and any regulatory requirements that apply to their own business activity.
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