Every feature built around discipline, not noise
Prelievi Zenitpregio gives you a structured toolset for executing a plan — not a stream of signals to react to. Explore what's under the hood.
What you actually get access to
No vague promises — here is the working set of tools that sit behind your account, and why each one matters to how you trade.
Rules-based order execution
Orders route through a fixed set of parameters you define in advance — size limits, entry conditions, and exit triggers. The intent is to remove ad-hoc, in-the-moment decisions from execution and replace them with a process you can review afterward.
Position and exposure dashboard
A single view of open positions, allocated capital, and exposure by asset. Rather than reconstructing your book from memory, you can see where capital sits at any point during the session.
Configurable risk parameters
Set maximum position size, daily loss limits, and per-trade risk as fixed values before you begin. These parameters apply consistently rather than being renegotiated under pressure mid-session.
Feature breakdown
Each feature exists to serve one goal: consistent, reviewable execution over time.
Session and trade logs
Every order, adjustment, and closed position is recorded with a timestamp. Logs are structured so you can pull up a specific session and see exactly what happened, in what order, without relying on recall.
Alert thresholds
Set notifications tied to price levels, exposure limits, or account thresholds you define. Alerts inform you of conditions you've already decided matter — they don't generate new trade ideas on your behalf.
Account tiering
Account structure scales with deposited capital and usage, giving access to additional configuration options as needed rather than presenting every setting to every user by default.
Data export
Trade history and account statements can be exported for your own review or for use alongside external record-keeping. Nothing about your account activity is locked into a single view.
How the features fit together
A short outline of the sequence most accounts follow when moving from setup to active use.
Define parameters
Set your risk limits, position sizing rules, and exposure caps before funding the account. These become the boundaries the platform enforces.
Fund and configure
Deposit capital and confirm account tier settings. Adjust alert thresholds and dashboard views to match how you intend to monitor positions.
Trade and review
Execute within your defined rules, then use session logs and exports to review outcomes and refine parameters for the next period.
What this structure is designed to support
These aren't isolated features — together they're meant to reinforce a specific way of operating.
Fewer reactive decisions
Fixed parameters mean fewer choices need to be made in the moment, when judgment is most likely to be affected by short-term price movement.
A reviewable process
Logged sessions and exportable history mean you can look back at what actually happened and adjust your approach based on evidence, not memory.
Clear exposure limits
Knowing your maximum position size and loss limits in advance removes ambiguity about how much capital is at risk at any given time.
Consistency over time
The same rules apply session after session unless you deliberately change them, which supports a steadier long-term approach rather than shifting tactics.
Transparency in how positions are handled
We think you should be able to explain, in plain terms, why every position in your account exists.
Parameters you set, not defaults you inherit
There are no hidden default settings governing your trades. Every limit and threshold is one you configured, and every one can be changed by you at any time — nothing operates silently in the background.
Statements that match the logs
Account statements are generated directly from the same trade logs available in your dashboard, so there's no discrepancy between what you're shown in real time and what appears on your records.
See how these features apply to your own approach
Open an account to configure your parameters directly, or get in touch first if you have questions about how a specific feature works.