SOMEBODY SENT YOU THIS
Somebody you know is working through a trading course, and they have sent you the page that explains what it is. You did not ask for a sales pitch, so this is not one.
What it is
A free course about how markets work — order books, costs, risk, position sizing, taxes. Ten modules of short lessons, exams that can be failed, and a simulator. There is no live money in any part of it.
What it costs
Nothing to read, and no account is needed to start. There is a paid subscription for market data and tools, separate from the course. Nobody is asked for a card to begin.
What we do not do
We do not tell anybody what to buy. There is no signal group, no coaching upsell, no "mentorship", and no strategy for sale at the end. Nobody here is licensed to give financial advice and nobody here does.
The part you are actually worried about
You are right to be. Most people who try to trade for a living do not make a living at it, and leveraged products can lose more than was deposited. The course says this repeatedly, in those words, because a course that did not would be selling something.
If you want them to stop
Then here is what you need. It is free, so there is no sunk cost to argue about. Nothing is staked, because the simulator is not real money. There is no subscription running unless they started one separately. Walking away costs them nothing at all, and we would rather tell you that than have you find it out somewhere else.
What good would look like
Somebody who finishes this and decides not to trade has got the full value of it. That is not a consolation line. A large part of the course is about what it costs to find out the hard way, and finding out the cheap way is the outcome it was built for.
The rest of the questions, including the ones that are awkward for us, are on the questions page. Nothing on this site needs an account to read.