NoVo trades in your own broker, on keys that can't move money, and only ever on trades you click. Here's exactly how it works.
NoVo is an execution tool, so it connects to your brokerage — and that raises the only question that really matters before you trust it: is my account safe? Here's exactly how it works, in plain terms.
NoVo trades in your own brokerage account — Tradier, Alpaca or tastytrade — never a pooled or custodial account. Your money never touches NoVo. You connect your broker with an API key that grants trading permission, and you can revoke it in your broker's settings at any time, instantly.
This is the core of it: NoVo never enters a trade on its own. There is no auto-entry and no autonomy toggle — by design. NoVo shows you the dealer map; you decide and click; NoVo places exactly that order and then manages the exit you set. A tool that can only act when you tap it is a fundamentally smaller risk than one that trades on its own.
Broker credentials are encrypted at rest and used only to place the orders you initiate and manage their exits. They are never displayed back in full, never shared, and never used for anything beyond your own trading. Trading API keys also cannot move money — brokers scope them to trading, not withdrawals — so even in a worst case, there is no path to your funds.
Disconnect your broker or cancel your subscription whenever you like. The moment you do, NoVo can no longer place or manage anything in your account. No lock-in, no lingering access.
Your account, your keys, your call on every trade — NoVo just gives you the dealer map and the one-click speed.
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