What TradersPost offers
TradersPost is a software platform for automating trading. It connects to existing brokers and exchanges, and according to its FAQ these include, among others, TradeStation, Tradovate, Coinbase, Kraken, Tradier, E*TRADE, tastytrade and Alpaca. What this means for a user in Israel: you also need an account with a supported broker, and that broker has to accept you separately. The code BROKERLENS gives 20% off the subscription, subject to TradersPost's terms. Automated and leveraged trading carry a high risk of loss.
What the terms say about countries
The terms of service were updated on 8 July 2026. They contain no list of restricted countries. They state that the applicable law is that of the State of Delaware and US federal law, and that the company makes no representation that the platform is appropriate for access outside the United States. Access from jurisdictions where it is illegal is prohibited under the terms. Israel is not mentioned in the terms, neither as restricted nor as served. Israel not being mentioned is not confirmation that Israeli residents are accepted.
Age and sign-up details
Under section 4.4 of the terms, the user represents that they are at least 18 years old, and the platform is not available to anyone under 18. In the terms and the FAQ we read we found no list of ID documents required to sign up to TradersPost itself. The trading account is opened at the broker you connect to, and that broker's identity verification rules apply there. So Israeli residents need to check two things: that the terms allow them to use the platform, and that the broker they want to connect accepts them.
How to pay
TradersPost does not take trading deposits. It charges a subscription fee. According to the terms, subscriptions are billed on a recurring monthly or annual basis until the user cancels. According to the FAQ, you can pay by Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover, and crypto payment is not accepted. The money for trading itself sits in your account at your broker, under that broker's deposit methods. To avoid paying for a subscription you no longer need, check the next billing date and cancel yourself when needed.
How to confirm your account will be accepted
The pages we quoted are what TradersPost publishes today, and they can change. Only TradersPost can confirm that Israeli residents are accepted, during sign-up and identity verification. Before depositing, contact customer support, state that you are an Israeli resident, and keep the answer in writing. Also read the full terms linked at the bottom of this page, not only our summary. Even after the account is open, come back to these pages from time to time, because terms get updated. Whether the service suits you is your decision, and this page is not investment advice.
Is Israel on TradersPost's restricted-country list?
The TradersPost terms have no restricted-country list, and Israel is not mentioned in them. That is not confirmation that Israeli residents are accepted.
Can I pay for TradersPost in crypto?
No. According to the FAQ, payment is by Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover cards.
Is there a TradersPost discount?
The code BROKERLENS gives 20% off the subscription, subject to TradersPost's terms.
This information is for learning and comparison, not investment advice. Verify product details and eligibility conditions against the current source.
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