Choose the level of risk you can defend before you pay.
HalalCrypto does not ask for exchange API keys on a public page. First you check fit, confirm jurisdiction and exchange eligibility, review the non-live evaluation path, then complete secure checkout. Private onboarding handles the read + spot-only key with withdrawals disabled.
Best first choice for most buyers: Conservative.
Start smaller, observe the system through a full market cycle, then move up only if the drawdowns feel acceptable. This prevents the most expensive mistake: buying a volatility level your nervous system cannot hold.
1. Risk fit
Use Conservative unless your answers justify a wider drawdown band. Boundary cases round down.
2. Jurisdiction and exchange check
Supported exchange-adapter paths: Binance, Bybit, OKX, Coinbase, and Kraken. Local eligibility is checked before activation.
3. Shadow evaluation
Start with a non-live evaluation window and dashboard preview before any activation request is approved.
4. Allocation cap
Launch default is capped deployment. A higher cap requires explicit risk acknowledgment during provisioning.
Conservative
$49 USD/moMaximum safety, tightest gates
Fewer entries, tighter exposure, and a higher evidence bar before action.
Moderate
$69 USD/moBalanced risk and reward
Selective entries, moderate rotation, and a cleaner balance between offense and brakes.
Multi-X
$99 USD/moHigher-variance controls on an extended halal universe
Pre-rocket signal stack, staged partial-exit controls, 8-position max, hard −8% stop.
Commitment without secrets
Payment happens before API-key handling, but keys are only prepared inside the private desk after fit and eligibility checks.
Control stays with you
You create the exchange key, disable withdrawals, and can revoke access from the exchange at any time.
Risk is named upfront
Each tier describes who it is not for, and launch provisioning starts with capped allocation rather than full-balance deployment.
Buyer remorse is reduced
The safest recommendation is visible before checkout, and the aggressive tier is framed as unsuitable for most first-time subscribers.