- Who is G3 Trade?
- G3 Trade is the trading desk. Investors allocate capital; G3 trades those authorized accounts on their behalf. Funds remain at the broker. Futures and derivatives trading involves substantial risk of loss.
- What is the difference between G3 Trade and TradeSync?
- G3 Trade is the operator that accepts allocations and trades. TradeSync is the software the desk uses for routing, reporting, and statements. Investors log into a web portal issued by G3 Trade after onboarding.
- Does G3 Trade trade on my behalf?
- Yes. After KYC, a signed allocation agreement, and broker trading authorization, G3 places, sizes, flattens, and cancels orders in designated accounts without asking you to confirm each ticket. You remain the account owner at the broker. You can lose more than you commit.
- Direct trading vs expert trading. Which is which?
- Direct trading is for investors who want a clear view of their own allocated book: fills and statements for accounts sized to you. Expert trading allocates capital to G3 specialists who run the book.
- What are PAM, MAM, and LAM?
- Allocation methods. MAM runs a master strategy and allocates at the trade across investor accounts. PAM sizes in proportion to equity. LAM uses lot-based or fixed-lot sizing. Same strategy, isolated accounts, different sizing. Losses allocate the same way gains do.
- I am an investor. What do I see in the portal?
- A reporting login on the website. Drill from account to day to session to fill. Filter by instrument, account, strategy, time range, and allocation book. Compare venue-reported fills with internal estimates. Download statements and equity curves. Access is issued by G3 Trade after onboarding.
- Where does my money sit?
- With your broker or trading firm. G3 Trade takes trading authority, not custody as an FCM. TradeSync does not hold funds.
- Are results guaranteed?
- No. Futures and derivatives trading involves substantial risk of loss. You can lose more than your initial investment. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Sample figures on these pages are simulated. See the disclosures.
- What do kill switch and drawdown controls actually do?
- A kill switch flattens positions and cancels working orders across connected accounts when an operator confirms it. Drawdown limits halt routing at a threshold the operator sets.
- How do I request investor access?
- Read the risk disclosures, then email G3 Trade. G3 issues a reporting login after onboarding. There is no public trader signup. Existing investors sign in on the website. A simulated demo is available on the website when it is enabled. Investors do not download the Windows desk.
- Do I download software to invest with G3?
- No. Investors use the website. After onboarding, G3 Trade issues a reporting login scoped to your allocation.