Risk per trade
Position size must stay consistent with maximum accepted loss. Kairox uses risk as a condition before the order can move forward.
Key point: An opportunity can be rejected if it needs too much account exposure.

The risk engine is a logical guardrail. It checks whether a signal can be traded within current exposure, planned frequency, and target market. The figures below are examples of configurable limits.
Position size must stay consistent with maximum accepted loss. Kairox uses risk as a condition before the order can move forward.
Key point: An opportunity can be rejected if it needs too much account exposure.
Trading frequency protects against overactivity. Even if signals appear, the engine respects the rhythm you define.
Key point: The system prioritizes discipline over order volume.
Open positions affect every new decision. Kairox checks simultaneous exposure so a new trade does not concentrate too much risk.
Key point: Portfolio context matters as much as the signal.
The final decision combines signal, risk limits, and user state. Approved means the scenario is understandable and execution can be prepared.
Key point: Approved does not mean risk-free. It means compliant with configured rules.
Crypto spot, futures, and financial positions do not share the same constraints. Kairox keeps them separate to apply the right symbols, timeframes, connectors, and limits.
The risk gate acts before execution, but it still matters after entry. When Follow Order reassesses a position, hold, modify, or close decisions stay tied to configured limits.