Twelve months to beat the market.
Or every dollar back.

Historical annualized return has been around 50% across all strategies, with monthly ranges of 5-20% and fully published drawdowns — September printed -4%. For context: index funds return ~8% a year because they hold every sector through every cycle, which is the average of passive ownership. Market-neutral quant firms (Renaissance, Two Sigma, AQR) post 20-40% annualized net of fees, and have for decades. Vector runs the same category of system. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

AQR, Two Sigma, and most of the big quant shops also license software. They just sell it to pension funds and endowments, which is why retail rarely hears about it. Vector does both sides: we power an EU-regulated hedge fund institutionally, and we license to retail accounts between $100K and $5M — that size range is where our edge works best. Licensing is a second revenue line that smooths out the lumpy P&L of running capital.

Yes. The strategies were built for proprietary trading first. The team runs the same systems on our own accounts — so if they stop working, we are the first to see it and the first to pull them.

The window begins the day your first system goes live. If you’re not satisfied with the system within 12 months, the full license fee is refunded. Your deposit never moved — it was always in your own account — so only the license cost is in scope. Full terms walked through on the call.

Vector is a software provider. We never hold, manage, or have access to your capital. Your funds stay in your own account at a U.S. regulated brokerage with FDIC/SIPC insurance. You keep control of deposits, withdrawals, and account settings at all times.

Most forex algorithms run through offshore brokers with 50:1 to 500:1 leverage — one bad week wipes the account. Vector uses zero leverage, trades through U.S. regulated brokerages, and focuses on liquid markets: mega-cap equities, index and commodity futures, and large-cap crypto. Execution quality and regulatory protections are in a different category.

Every trade carries a pre-defined stop-loss. Maximum drawdowns are engineered into each system in code, not left to discretion. Position sizes scale to account equity. No leverage. All execution is routed through regulated U.S. brokerages. Capital preservation is the foundation; returns follow.

Minimum $20,000 in liquid capital. That floor lets the systems execute proper position sizing and risk management across whichever strategies you choose.

Yes. We partner with Splitit to split the license fee across an existing credit card. Terms and any fees are set by Splitit — you’ll need available credit on the card to qualify.

Fully liquid. Capital sits in your own brokerage account. You can withdraw, pause the systems, or adjust settings at any time. The software connects to your U.S. broker to execute trades — you keep full control.