Skip to main content
US EQUITIES CLOSED CRYPTO 24/7
HALAL TRADING ROOM Sharia-screened signals
TERMINAL

HTR Invest

Control Center

DEMO BACKTEST PAPER LIVE 🔒

Demo account · simulated broker · figures are sample data.

Your cash is held at your brokerage — never by HTR.

What is HTR doing?

You have no paper account yet, so there is nothing to stop. The controls appear once one exists.

Not available here

The design for this screen includes these. They are not buttons, because HTR cannot honour them today — each reason is stated rather than left to be discovered.

ActionWould doWhy not
Close all positionsSells every position at market This places orders. HTR does not have order-placing authority from this page, and live customer trading is not enabled.
Cancel open ordersWithdraws working orders at the broker This reaches the broker on your behalf. Cancel from your brokerage, which is where the orders live.
Change allocation or strategyRe-weights the book Allocation is a risk decision. It is changed deliberately on the Strategies screen, not from a control panel.
Pause or stop one strategyLeaves the rest running Per-strategy control needs a funded account to act on. The whole-account stop below works today.

LIVE is locked. 0 of 14 compliance gates are verified. Live customer trading stays off until they all are.

Control history

Every control action writes one hash-chained row: each carries the previous row's hash, so an edited or deleted row breaks the chain and shows up. Tamper-EVIDENT, not tamper-proof.

  • The audit log could not be read just now.
  • Chain not checked.
Time (UTC)EventByChange
No control events recorded yet. This is the log being empty, not the log being unreadable — the two lines above say which.

Paper and backtest results are hypothetical and do not represent actual trading. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Shariah screens and purification/Zakat figures are calculation aids, not religious rulings.

Tell us what's working, what's confusing, or what you want to see next — read by a real person, not a form that goes nowhere.