Acceptable Use Policy

1. Scope of this Policy

This Policy applies to all use of:

• the WallStreetHack.com website;
• public and private trading signals;
• whale-wallet and exchange-flow alerts;
• signal histories, archives and methodology content;
• subscription-only research and notifications;
• API credentials, endpoints and responses;
• webhooks and developer integrations;
• support forms and communication channels;
• related technical systems and infrastructure.

This Policy applies whether access is free, paid, temporary, promotional, personal, professional or organisational.

2. General Standard of Conduct

Users must act honestly, lawfully and in a manner that does not damage the Service, other users or third parties.

Users must:

• follow the contractual terms applicable to their access;
• provide accurate information where required;
• protect private credentials and access links;
• respect technical limits and permission scopes;
• avoid interfering with service availability;
• respect intellectual-property and privacy rights;
• cooperate with reasonable security investigations.

A user must not attempt to achieve indirectly what this Policy prohibits directly.

3. Lawful Use

The Service may be used only for lawful purposes and in compliance with the laws applicable to the user.

The Service must not be used to:

• commit, support or conceal criminal activity;
• evade sanctions or legally binding restrictions;
• launder money or disguise the source of funds;
• finance prohibited organisations or activities;
• violate securities, commodities or market-conduct laws;
• infringe consumer-protection requirements;
• violate data-protection or communications laws;
• breach a court order or regulatory requirement.

Users are responsible for determining whether their use of signals, market data or automated integrations is lawful in their jurisdiction and professional capacity.

4. Market Manipulation and Abusive Trading Conduct

Prohibited activities include:

• pump-and-dump coordination;
• wash trading or artificial volume creation;
• spoofing, layering or deceptive order placement;
• coordinated false-liquidity activity;
• disseminating false information to influence prices;
• using restricted information unlawfully;
• manipulating a low-liquidity asset through coordinated activity;
• misrepresenting whale data to encourage artificial demand;
• using Signal data to facilitate unlawful market conduct.

A trading Signal is an analytical scenario and must not be presented as evidence that manipulative conduct is authorised.

5. Fraud, Misrepresentation and Deceptive Conduct

Users must not use WallStreetHack.com to:

• make false or misleading investment claims;
• guarantee profits based on WallStreetHack.com Content;
• falsely claim an official partnership or endorsement;
• fabricate Signal results or performance records;
• alter screenshots to misrepresent published information;
• sell access that the user is not authorised to provide;
• impersonate a subscriber, employee or representative;
• submit fraudulent refund or payment claims;
• deceive users into disclosing credentials or funds.

Users must not present a confidence score, risk label or historical Signal as a guaranteed financial outcome.

6. Credentials and Access Security

Access credentials may include passwords, private links, API keys, tokens, webhook secrets or other authentication data.

Users must:

• keep credentials confidential;
• store API keys using appropriate security controls;
• restrict access to authorised persons and systems;
• rotate credentials after suspected exposure;
• notify support of suspected compromise;
• revoke credentials that are no longer required.

Users must not:

• publish credentials in public repositories;
• embed secret credentials in client-side code;
• send complete credentials through support messages;
• share personal-plan credentials with other persons;
• sell, rent or transfer credentials without permission;
• use credentials issued to another user or organisation.

7. Sharing Private Content

Private signals, paid research, subscriber notifications and restricted API data may be used only within the scope of the applicable plan.

Unless expressly permitted, users must not:

• post private Signals in public groups or channels;
• forward subscriber-only emails to unauthorised users;
• publish screenshots of restricted records;
• mirror private Signal histories on another website;
• distribute restricted data through bots or messaging channels;
• provide shared access through a common login;
• remove source, status or risk information from a Signal.

Limited internal sharing may be permitted for organisational plans where the recipients are authorised users covered by the applicable agreement.

8. Resale and Commercial Redistribution

A standard subscription does not authorise resale, white-labelling or commercial redistribution.

Without prior written permission, users must not:

• sell WallStreetHack.com Signals under another brand;
• charge users for access to copied private Content;
• create a competing Signal feed from restricted data;
• offer restricted API responses as a separate data product;
• bundle private Content into a paid trading group;
• use WallStreetHack.com branding to promote an unauthorised service;
• claim ownership of WallStreetHack.com research or methodology.

Commercial data licensing, enterprise redistribution or white-label use requires a separate written agreement.

9. Scraping, Crawling and Automated Collection

Automated collection must not interfere with the website, bypass access controls or copy restricted Content.

Users must not:

• scrape private or subscription-only pages;
• use bots to bypass an API plan;
• ignore technical access restrictions;
• rotate identities or IP addresses to avoid limits;
• collect Content at a volume harmful to the Service;
• automatically reproduce complete articles or Signal archives;
• use scraping to build an unauthorised competing database;
• circumvent robots, authentication or anti-abuse controls.

Public search-engine indexing may be allowed where it follows standard technical instructions and does not access restricted areas.

10. API and Webhook Use

API and webhook users must comply with the API Terms, documentation and assigned technical limits.

API users must:

• use only approved endpoints and methods;
• respect authentication and permission scopes;
• comply with rate limits;
• validate API responses before acting on them;
• handle errors and retries responsibly;
• protect webhook secrets and destination systems;
• implement safeguards for automated trading systems;
• stop requests during a material error or security incident.

API users must not:

• circumvent rate limits or access tiers;
• generate unnecessary or abusive request volumes;
• probe undocumented endpoints without permission;
• alter request identifiers to conceal activity;
• share API access outside the authorised organisation;
• use the API to facilitate illegal financial activity;
• misrepresent API data as guaranteed trading advice.

11. Security Research and Vulnerability Testing

Users must not test the security of WallStreetHack.com without prior written authorisation.

Prohibited activity includes:

• unauthorised penetration testing;
• scanning for vulnerabilities at disruptive volume;
• attempting to access another user’s data;
• exploiting a suspected vulnerability;
• bypassing authentication or payment controls;
• extracting secrets, configuration or source code;
• using social engineering against staff or providers;
• publishing sensitive vulnerability details before remediation.

A suspected vulnerability should be reported through the official Support page with enough non-destructive information to reproduce and investigate the issue.

12. Malware and Harmful Code

The Service must not be used to introduce, distribute or execute harmful code.

Prohibited materials and activities include:

• viruses, ransomware and destructive software;
• credential-stealing scripts;
• malicious browser extensions;
• cryptojacking or unauthorised mining code;
• backdoors and remote-access tools deployed without consent;
• malicious webhook payloads;
• code designed to damage or overload infrastructure;
• links knowingly directing users to phishing or malware.

13. Infrastructure and Availability Abuse

Users must not interfere with the normal operation, reliability or availability of the Service.

Prohibited activity includes:

• denial-of-service or distributed denial-of-service activity;
• excessive automated requests;
• intentional creation of resource-intensive queries;
• repeated requests designed to trigger errors;
• attempting to exhaust storage, bandwidth or processing capacity;
• disrupting email, webhook or notification delivery;
• interfering with monitoring or incident-response systems;
• using multiple accounts to evade technical restrictions.

WallStreetHack.com may apply rate limits, temporary blocks or other protective controls to preserve service availability.

14. Impersonation and Brand Misuse

Users must not impersonate WallStreetHack.com, its staff, contractors, partners or other users.

Users must not:

• create fake WallStreetHack.com support profiles;
• register misleading domains or social accounts;
• send messages falsely claiming to be official notices;
• use branding to collect funds or credentials;
• claim an unauthorised partnership or certification;
• copy the website design to mislead visitors;