How it works
How Zeniteri works: from first look to registering your interest
A plain account of the route from discovering the workspace to a conversation about opening access, and where each decision stays with you.
Three different things, kept apart
People often meet three separate ideas in one place and assume they are one. They are not, and the difference matters for what you are agreeing to at each point.
Registering your interest is you asking us to contact you. The software is the workspace described on the Platform page, which is free to use. A financial account is held with a regulated broker under that broker's terms, and it is where trading actually takes place. Each has its own steps, its own terms and its own responsibilities.
Where the form fits
The form on this site is the first of those: a request for contact. It does not open an account, it does not fund one, and it does not give you any trading facility. That is why it is short, why we charge nothing for it, and why you can safely explore every page before deciding.
The journey
Each stage, in order
Discover and explore
Read the Platform page and try the working calculator and recovery curve. They run in your browser and store nothing about you. Nobody asks for contact details to look around.
This is the stage for deciding whether the approach fits how you like to work. If it does not, you have lost nothing.
Register your interest
Complete the form: your name, your email address and a phone number, then two tick-boxes. One covers how your details are used and shared; the other confirms that you have read the risk warning.
The form states in plain words who may receive your details and how to withdraw. Submitting it is a request for contact, not a commitment.
Hear about the next step
Your details are stored securely and passed to our customer-management system. Where an executing broker is listed for your country, it may receive them too, so that we or the broker can contact you about completing access.
We do not promise a time for that contact. If you would rather not be called, tell us and we will stop.
Review the broker's terms before you commit
If you choose to open an account, you do so with the broker, under its terms, fees and risk warnings. Read them first, including the fee schedule and withdrawal terms the Registration page links to.
Take the time you need. There is no countdown and no offer that expires.
Any account is a separate relationship
Once you have an account, it is the broker's customer relationship, not ours. Questions about a trade, a withdrawal or account security belong with the broker.
Zeniteri remains the software side: the views on the Platform page.
Before you start
What to have ready, and what never to send
For the form you need three things: a name, an email address you read regularly, and a phone number that works from the country you select. Choose the country first, then type your number without the leading zero if you like, or begin with the plus sign and the country code.
Later stages, including any account application, may need more, and you will be told what and why at that time. Whatever the stage, there are things nobody legitimate will ever ask you to send through a website or an email.
Never send
- Passwords, PINs or security codes.
- Card numbers or bank account details through this form or by email.
- Photographs of identity documents by email.
- Recovery phrases, API keys or private keys.
If a message claiming to be from Zeniteri asks for any of these, do not reply. Write to [email protected] to ask whether it is genuine.
Your pace
You can pause at any point
There is no moment in this process where you must decide quickly. You can read the risk disclosure, return a week later, write to us with a question, or leave altogether. Registering your interest has no cost and no penalty for changing your mind.
When you are ready, the form is at the top of the home page and on the Registration page.
Who plays which role
Zeniteri provides the software and, as a marketing affiliate, introduces people who are interested to an executing broker. You decide whether to participate, how much to risk and whether trading is appropriate for you. The broker executes trades and holds funds under its own regulation and terms. How we are paid for that introduction is explained on the About page.
Process questions
Questions about the steps
Is registering my interest the same as opening an account?
No. It asks us to contact you about the next step. A trading account, if you choose to open one, is opened with the executing broker under its own terms. Registering your interest does not open or fund anything.
Do I have to pay anything to register my interest?
No. Zeniteri does not charge for registering, and no deposit is taken at this step. Any deposit is paid to a broker, as your own capital, and only if you later choose to open an account.
What happens after I submit the form?
Your details are stored as the consent text beside the form explains, and may be shared with the executing broker for your country where there is one. We, or that broker, will then contact you about completing access. No response time is promised, so please do not rely on one.
What should I leave out of a message or form?
Passwords, card numbers, bank account numbers, identity documents and one-time codes. Nobody connected with this site will ask for them by email, message or through the form.
Can I change my mind after submitting?
Yes. You can withdraw consent, or opt out of calls, by writing to the support address in the consent text and the privacy policy. Registering your interest does not oblige you to open an account.
Who provides the trading account?
The executing broker for your country, where one is listed on the Registration page. It is a separate, regulated firm with its own terms, fees and complaints process. If no broker is listed for your country, no broker receives your details.
Why is a phone number required?
Because follow-up may be by phone as well as by email. You can opt out of calls at any time using the route in the consent text.