Ravanaq Global

Wealth without boundaries.

A non-custodial trading platform. Trade FX, metals, indices and crypto from your own wallet, or allocate to a managed programme. There is no account to fund: the only capital ever committed is the margin behind a position you opened, and it can only ever come back to you.

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Two ways to use it

One account. You decide who trades it.

Self-directed

Trade it yourself

Your own positions, your own sizing, your own timing, across FX, metals, indices and crypto. Opening a position locks its margin against your address in the settlement contract, where we cannot withdraw it. Everything you have not committed stays in your wallet.

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Managed

Have it traded for you

Allocate to one of a short list of managed FX programmes under exactly the same custody structure. You grant a capped, expiring, revocable mandate rather than sending anyone your money.

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Markets

Four asset classes, one wallet.

FXMajors, minors and crosses, the deepest and most continuously priced market there is.

MetalsGold and silver, traded alongside the currency book rather than in a separate account.

IndicesThe major global equity indices, for directional and hedging exposure.

CryptoThe liquid pairs, on the same rail and against the same collateral as everything else.

Giving someone a mandate should not mean giving them your money.

Nor should opening a trading account.

How custody works

01

Custody stays yours

No deposit, no omnibus account, no withdrawal queue. Between positions your capital sits in your wallet, where you can see it and move it.

02

Permission is narrow

What you authorise is capped in value, capped in the number of actions it allows, and expires on a date you choose.

03

You can end it alone

Revocation is a transaction you send yourself. It does not need our agreement, our cooperation, or a support ticket.

Self-directed

Your funds. Your keys. Your positions.

Every broker account starts the same way: you wire your money in and hope you can get it out. Ravanaq removes that step. There is no balance to fund and nothing sitting with us between trades. The only capital ever committed is the margin behind a position you chose to open, and even that is locked somewhere we cannot reach.

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Markets

What you can trade.

One collateral balance behind every market, rather than a separate funded account per asset class.

FXMajors, minors and crosses.

MetalsGold and silver.

IndicesMajor global equity indices.

CryptoThe liquid pairs.

How it works

Four steps, and none of them is a deposit.

01

Connect your wallet

A self-custody wallet you already control. We see a public address. There is no account to fund.

02

Set your own ceiling

You approve a maximum that can ever be drawn for margin. You choose the number, you can lower it whenever you want, and nothing above it is reachable.

03

Open a position

Your sizing, your entry, your timing. That position's margin locks against your address in the settlement contract for the life of the trade. Nothing else in your wallet is touched.

04

Close it and it unlocks

Settlement releases straight back to your wallet. No withdrawal request, no processing window, no minimum balance left behind.

Why it is different

The failures you normally have to accept do not apply.

A broker going underThere is no client money pool to be caught in. Uncommitted capital is in your wallet, and committed margin sits in a contract that can only release it to you.
Withdrawals being gatedNothing is withheld to release. Your balance is already where you would be withdrawing it to.
Funds being commingledLocked margin is recorded against your own address and tracked separately from the firm's own capital. It is not pooled into a client money account and cannot be paid to anyone but you.
A statement you cannot verifyMargin movements and settlement are written on-chain against your own address, so the record is independent of anything we tell you.

Questions

Self-directed, specifically.

Is my whole balance at risk when I open a trade?

No. Only the margin committed to that position. Loss on a position is bounded by the margin behind it and cannot reach past it into the rest of your balance.

Do I need to keep funds on the platform to trade?

No, and that is the point. There is no funded balance to maintain and nothing sits with us between trades. Capital is committed only when you open a position and released when you close it.

Can I stop everything immediately?

Yes, and without us. Zeroing your approval takes effect the moment the transaction confirms, and no new position can be opened against you afterwards.

What do I need besides my trading capital?

Nothing. Onboarding is designed so that signing costs you nothing and does not require a separate gas token.

Can I run self-directed and managed at the same time?

Yes. They sit on the same custody structure and the same wallet, with separate permissions, so you can allocate part and trade the rest yourself.

Managed

A short list, deliberately.

For clients who would rather not take the positions themselves, Ravanaq runs a small number of managed FX programmes under the same custody structure. Capacity is finite and dilution is real, so the list stays short.

Major FX

Apex EUR/USD

A long and short programme in the most liquid pair in the market, where execution quality is highest and slippage lowest.

Directional

Cable Momentum

A momentum programme in sterling, sized to the pair's wider ranges rather than fought against them.

Multi-pair

Macro FX Book

A diversified book across majors, run at a lower risk setting than the single-pair programmes.

The mandate

What you grant, and what it does not permit.

A managed mandate is the same permission structure a self-directed trader uses, pointed at the desk instead of at you. It is capped in value, limited in the number of positions it allows, dated, and revocable by you alone. It confers no ability to withdraw.

The mechanism in full

On performance

We do not publish figures on a public page.

Performance information is provided directly to qualified prospective clients, with its basis stated plainly: the period, whether results are live or simulated, and what costs are included. A headline number on a landing page tells you none of that, and the ones that look best usually tell you least.

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Custody and mechanism

Non-custodial is a structure, not a promise.

The word is used loosely. Here it means two specific, checkable things, and they apply identically whether you are trading yourself or allocating to the desk. Ravanaq can never take your capital, and you never need our permission to get it back.

What you sign

Two permissions, both bounded.

A capped spending allowance

A standard token approval with a ceiling you set. It is not a transfer. Funds do not move when you sign it, and the ceiling is the hard maximum that could ever be drawn across every position combined.

A trading authorisation

A separate signed message naming who may open positions, until when, and how many times. It confers no ability to withdraw. For self-directed trading it names you; for a managed mandate it names the desk. Changing it requires a new signature from you.

Boundaries

What the platform can and cannot do.

Can

✓Draw the margin for a specific position at the moment it opens
✓Hold that margin for the life of the position
✓Settle a closed position back to your wallet
✓Act only while your authorisation is unexpired and unspent

Cannot

✕Withdraw your capital to any address of its choosing
✕Reach anything beyond the ceiling you approved
✕Withdraw the margin locked against an open position
✕Touch the funds sitting in your wallet between positions
✕Prevent you from revoking, at any moment, without notice

The guarantees

Six things that hold on your worst day.

No funded accountThere is no balance to top up and nothing held on your behalf between positions. The only capital ever committed is the margin behind an open trade.
A ceiling you choseThe allowance is a number you set and can lower or zero at will. Nothing above it is reachable under any circumstances.
An expiry and a countAuthorisation is time-limited and limited in the number of actions it permits. It lapses on its own even if you do nothing.
Locked margin is not ours to takeWhile a position is open its margin is locked against your address. The firm's own withdrawals are bounded to its own capital and cannot touch it. It has two possible destinations: back to you, or absorbing that position's loss.
Loss bounded per positionA losing position is bounded by the margin committed to it and cannot reach past it into the rest of your balance.
Unilateral exitRevocation is yours alone. It is not a request, a ticket, or a notice period.

Questions

The ones that matter.

Where is my money while a position is open?

Its margin is locked in the settlement contract against your address for the life of the trade, and released back to your wallet when it closes. It is not held by Ravanaq and we cannot withdraw it while it is locked. Everything you have not committed stays in your wallet untouched.

What if Ravanaq disappears?

Anything you have not committed is already in your wallet. Revoking the allowance and the authorisation ends the relationship without our involvement and stops any new position being opened.

Can I see what has happened?

Every authorisation, every margin movement and every settlement is an on-chain record against your own address. You can audit it independently of anything we tell you.

Is this the same for self-directed and managed?

Identical. The only difference is who the trading authorisation names.

About

Wealth without boundaries.

The phrase is about access, not ambition. Capital should be able to reach a market, or a manager, without first crossing a border it cannot come back over.

Why the model matters

Most of what goes wrong in this industry goes wrong at the custody layer rather than the trading layer. Brokers fail, funds are commingled, withdrawals are gated, and the trader who was right about the market still loses. None of them are possible against capital a firm has no power to withdraw.

How we are built

One platform with two ways in. Traders who want to take their own positions, and clients who would rather allocate to a managed programme, on the same custody structure and the same set of permissions a client can verify without taking our word for any of it.

Contact

Request access.

Tell us which side you are coming for, trading your own funds or allocating to a managed programme, and we will come back with the detail.

Self-directed

Opening an account

Tell us the markets you trade and the jurisdiction you are resident in. Onboarding takes minutes and moves none of your capital.

Managed

Allocating to a programme

Tell us the scale you are considering. We will send performance information with its basis stated, and arrange a call to establish suitability.

Enquiries

support@ravanaq.com

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