G3 Trade

G3 Trade

Place capital with a desk built to execute and to show its work.

G3 Trade is the operator investors allocate to. Direct books if you want involvement. Books managed by specialists if you want the desk to run the strategy. Proprietary, patented execution and reporting sit underneath, so you can inspect fills, not just a monthly PDF.

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Illustrative simulation. Not actual trading results. See disclosures

Why allocate with G3

A desk you can diligence. Not a do it yourself terminal.

Going it alone means you own the 2 a.m. flatten, the missed fill, and the spreadsheet. G3 Trade is built for dedicated capital: an expert desk, structured signals, and G3's proprietary, patented execution and reporting stack. We sell professional execution and transparency. We do not sell a promised return.

Direct trading

Your allocated book, in the open

For investors who want involvement: a book sized to you, fills you can inspect, and statements that match the venue tape. You stay close to the work without sitting the night session yourself.

  • Reporting login scoped to your accounts
  • Visibility at the trade level, not a quarterly summary
  • Same strategy language the desk uses. Different sizing.

Expert trading

Capital with G3 desk specialists

For investors who allocate to the desk: specialists run execution against a mandate you agree in onboarding. You still get the investor portal. Process and reporting, not a black box.

  • Books run by the desk with isolated investor accounts
  • Strategy work with documented risk limits
  • You verify fills and equity. The desk runs the session.
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Futures and derivatives trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Capital placed with G3 Trade is at risk. TradeSync is the underlying desk software; it does not accept deposits, hold funds, or select trades. Full risk disclosures.

Allocation programs

PAM, MAM, and LAM. How capital is sized, not a promised result.

These are allocation methods G3 Trade can run for an investor book. They describe how trades are sized across isolated accounts. They are not products with advertised fees, returns, or a track record on this site. Losses allocate the same way gains do.

MAM

Multi Account Manager

Who it fits. Investors who want a shared master strategy with allocation at the trade level into their own account.

  • Master strategy, allocated at the fill. Not a delayed summary.
  • Lot and risk set per investor account
  • Isolated accounts. Same strategy, different sizing.
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PAM

Percentage Allocation Management

Who it fits. Investors who want proportional participation. Sizing tracks equity, not a fixed lot.

  • Allocation scales with account equity
  • Gains and losses split the same way
  • Useful when balances differ across the book
Request PAM onboarding

LAM

Lot Allocation Management

Who it fits. Investors who want lot based or fixed lot sizing that stays predictable session to session.

  • Lot based or fixed lot copy from the master
  • Sizing stays explicit when balances are comparable
  • Accounts remain isolated. You still see your own tape.
Request LAM onboarding

Program terms, eligibility, and any fees are agreed in onboarding with G3 Trade. They are not listed here. This is not an offer of a commodity interest. Read the disclosures.

Futures and derivatives trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Capital placed with G3 Trade is at risk. TradeSync is the underlying desk software; it does not accept deposits, hold funds, or select trades. Full risk disclosures.

Onboarding

Ready to discuss an allocation?

Request investor access to talk through direct vs expert books and which allocation method fits. Existing investors sign in on the web.

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Futures and derivatives trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Capital placed with G3 Trade is at risk. TradeSync is the underlying desk software; it does not accept deposits, hold funds, or select trades. Full risk disclosures.

AI, signals, process

Technology in service of an attended book

G3's proprietary, patented execution and reporting stack is how the desk routes, sizes, and shows its work. Use it to understand process. Do not read it as a forecast.

AI as desk process

G3 specialists use AI to draft, summarize, and flag exceptions before a person confirms. It is a process aid on an attended book. Not an unsupervised money machine, and not a product you install.

Structured signals

Strategies arrive as structured signals the desk can route, size, and halt. You see the resulting fills in the investor portal. Signal flow is process, not a secret black box return.

Strategy work before size is on

The desk reviews session conditions and risk before size is on. That does not mean profitable. It means the book is attended, with a written mandate you can ask to see.

Risk controls as process

Kill switch flattens and cancels when an operator confirms it. Drawdown limits can halt routing. These are controls, not a guarantee against loss, slippage, or a rejected flatten at the venue.

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Futures and derivatives trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Capital placed with G3 Trade is at risk. TradeSync is the underlying desk software; it does not accept deposits, hold funds, or select trades. Full risk disclosures.

Investor reporting

An investor portal you actually open

Investors log in on the website. Drill from account to day to session to fill. Filter by instrument, account, strategy, time range, and allocation book. Compare fills reported by the venue with internal estimates. Export statements and equity. The sample below is a static demonstration of that portal.

  • B book web portal: your login sees your accounts, not the floor.
  • Drill down: account → day → session → fill.
  • Filter by instrument, strategy, book, date.
  • Venue fills vs internal estimates. Execution truth, labeled.

Investor reports · simulated sample

G3 Trade portal. B book.

Read only · web login

AccountDay / sessionFillBookVenue vs est.Sim. P&L
· F-1041 · 09:32:11BUY 2 ESMAMOpen drive5632.25 / 5632.50Venue+42.50
· F-1042 · 09:41:04SELL 2 ESMAMOpen drive5634.00 / 5633.75Venue+70.00
· F-1043 · 18:12:44BUY 1 NQMAMSession overlay19840.50 / 19841.00Estimate-18.00
· F-1102 · 10:05:19SELL 1 ESPAMInventory fade5631.00 / 5631.00Venue+12.50
· F-1103 · 11:22:07BUY 3 CLPAMSession overlay78.42 / 78.40Venue-36.00
· F-1188 · 20:04:51BUY 1 NQLAMOpen drive19790.25 / 19790.25Venue+8.00
· F-1189 · 14:11:33SELL 2 ESLAMInventory fade5628.75 / 5629.00Estimate-22.50
· F-1048 · 13:08:02BUY 1 ESMAMSession overlay5624.50 / 5624.50Venue+15.00
· F-1110 · 09:35:40SELL 1 NQPAMOpen drive19710.00 / 19712.50Venue+55.00
· F-1194 · 15:48:12BUY 2 CLLAMInventory fade77.91 / 77.88Venue+19.00

Illustrative simulation. Not actual trading results.

These results are based on simulated or hypothetical performance results that have certain inherent limitations. Unlike the results shown in an actual performance record, these results do not represent actual trading. Also, because these trades have not actually been executed, these results may have under-or over-compensated for the impact, if any, of certain market factors, such as lack of liquidity. Simulated or hypothetical trading programs in general are also subject to the fact that they are designed with the benefit of hindsight. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to these being shown. Full risk disclosures.

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Next step

See the portal with your own accounts

Sample reporting on this page is simulated. After G3 Trade onboards you, the same surface shows your book on a web login only. Or open the live demo with simulated published reports. No password.

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Futures and derivatives trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Capital placed with G3 Trade is at risk. TradeSync is the underlying desk software; it does not accept deposits, hold funds, or select trades. Full risk disclosures.

FAQ

Questions investors actually ask

Who is G3 Trade?
G3 Trade is the trading desk investors place capital with. You contract with G3 Trade, not with a software vendor. The desk runs execution, allocation programs, and investor reporting. Futures and derivatives trading involves substantial risk of loss. Nothing here is a promise of profit.
What is the difference between G3 Trade and TradeSync?
G3 Trade is the operator. TradeSync is the software the desk uses for routing, reporting, and statements. Investors log into a web portal issued by G3 Trade. TradeSync does not accept deposits, hold customer funds, or select trades. This site is not an offer of any commodity interest.
Direct trading vs expert trading. Which is which?
Direct trading is for investors who want involvement and a clear view of their own allocated book. You see the fills and statements for accounts sized to you. Expert trading allocates capital to G3 desk specialists who run the book. Both tracks are about professional execution and reporting, not a promised return.
What are PAM, MAM, and LAM?
They are allocation methods, not products that promise a return. MAM (multi account manager) runs a master strategy and allocates at the trade level across investor accounts. PAM (percentage allocation management) sizes in proportion to equity. LAM (lot allocation management) uses lot based or fixed lot sizing. Same strategy, different sizing. Accounts stay isolated. Losses allocate the same way gains do.
I am an investor. What do I see in the portal?
A reporting login on the website. Drill from account to day to session to fill. Filter by instrument, account, strategy, time range, and allocation book. Compare fills reported by the venue with internal estimates. Download statements and equity curves. Reporting is read only. Access is issued by G3 Trade after onboarding.
Does G3 Trade or TradeSync hold my money?
TradeSync is software and does not accept deposits or hold customer funds. Your funds sit with your broker or trading firm under the agreements you have with G3 Trade and those intermediaries. Do your own diligence. This site is not an offer of a commodity interest or of investment management services.
Are results guaranteed?
No. Futures and derivatives trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. You can lose more than your initial investment. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. G3 Trade does not publish a track record on this site. Simulated figures on these pages are illustrative only.
What do kill switch and drawdown controls actually do?
They are desk process, not a safety net. A kill switch flattens positions and cancels working orders across connected accounts when an operator confirms it. Drawdown limits are halts set by the operator. Neither is a guarantee against loss, slippage, or a rejected flatten at the venue.
How do I request investor access?
Use the contact page to request investor access. Existing investors sign in on the website. Reporting logins are scoped to your allocation and issued after G3 Trade onboards you.
Do I download software to invest with G3?
No. Investors use the website only. After onboarding, G3 Trade issues a reporting login scoped to your allocation. The internal Windows client is for desk operators and is not part of the investor offer.