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Do I need an invitation to join? +
Yes. SourceX is invitation-only — you create your account using a referral code from an existing member.
How are my assets secured? +
User assets are held exclusively in cold storage (offline hardware wallets) with multi-signature and key splitting. Direct access by SourceX is structurally excluded. Capital is held separately from company assets.
How does the software generate its results? +
Results come exclusively from realized price differentials between exchanges — the bots buy cheaper and sell more expensive simultaneously (typically 0.3–0.8% per trade), at high frequency, off-exchange. No speculation, no leverage.
What are the target results? +
A simulation-based corridor of roughly 1%–10% per month depending on package and capital — SXPool 3–5%, SXFixed 8–10%. All figures are simulation-based and historical; they are not a guarantee of future results.
What happens in a system failure? +
Redundant infrastructure and automatic stop-loss mechanisms respond immediately — operations remain resilient and controlled. If differentials shrink below an economic minimum, the system halts activity automatically.
How and when do payouts work? +
Initiate a payout in your dashboard; requests are processed automatically from the 1st to the 4th of each month, paid in USDT, USDC or by bank transfer. Minimum payout is $250 per month.
Can I upgrade my package during the term? +
Yes — you can upgrade to the next tier at any time, without interruption. An upgrade does not change your existing contract term, which continues as agreed.
How is my capital returned? +
After the agreed term (12 / 18 / 24 months), your deployed capital plus achieved results is returned automatically to your registered wallet. Submit a cancellation 12–15 days before term end via support.
Is SourceX a financial institution? +
No. SourceX (Source Digital Asset Systems LLC, Delaware) is a technology provider — officially registered, but not a regulated financial institution. Nothing here is investment advice or an offer of securities.
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