Risk Disclosure Statement
This Risk Disclosure Statement is intended to inform you of the risks involved in trading financial instruments in U.S. markets. You acknowledge that trading involves substantial risk and you may lose all or more than your initial investment. This disclosure is not exhaustive and does not cover all risks.
1.1 Margin trading involves leverage, which can magnify gains but also significantly increase losses. Even small market movements against your positions can result in the loss of your entire margin and additional funds. You are solely responsible for managing the risks related to leverage and margin.
2.1 Prices of financial instruments can fluctuate rapidly and unpredictably due to market, political, or economic events, which may result in substantial losses as well as gains.
3.1 We are not liable for losses caused by failures or malfunctions of your hardware, software, or internet connection.
3.2 Risks you assume when using the trading platform include:
- A. Equipment or software failures on your side.
- B. Incorrect platform settings or configurations.
- C. Not updating to the latest version of the trading software promptly.
- D. Failure to follow the platform's user guidelines.
We use third-party trading software (e.g., MetaTrader), and while we provide access, we do not provide technical support or guarantee error-free operation.
4.1 Under abnormal or volatile market conditions, execution of your orders may be delayed or unavailable.
5.1 You are responsible for complying with all applicable U.S. federal, state, and local laws regarding trading activities. Trading instruments or engaging in activities restricted or prohibited by U.S. law is your sole responsibility.
6.1 Orders are executed in the sequence received by our servers. You may not place a new order before the previous one is fully processed.
Duplicate or rapid order submissions may result in rejected or unintended transactions.
6.2 Closing the order or position window on your platform does not cancel submitted orders.
6.3 Official price quotes are those provided by our servers. Connectivity issues may prevent real-time quote updates.
7.1 Communications via unencrypted email are not secure and may be intercepted.
7.2 We are not liable for delays, failures, or loss of messages sent via electronic communication.
7.3 You are responsible for maintaining confidentiality of your account credentials and all sensitive information.
8.1 We are not liable for losses caused by events beyond our control such as natural disasters, terrorism, government actions, system failures, cyber-attacks, or other extraordinary circumstances.
9.1 Cryptocurrencies are highly speculative and unregulated in the U.S. market.
Prices are extremely volatile and can be affected by regulatory changes, technological issues, or market sentiment.
CFDs or derivative products based on cryptocurrencies carry elevated risks of rapid losses. You should only trade these if you fully understand and accept these risks.
Trading CFDs or derivatives does not grant ownership or voting rights in the underlying assets.
Prices may gap during volatile market conditions, meaning price jumps occur without intermediate price levels. This can prevent execution of stop or limit orders at desired prices.
Stop Loss Orders can limit losses but are not guaranteed, especially during fast market moves or after market closures.
You must maintain sufficient margin to keep positions open. Failure to meet margin calls can result in forced liquidation of your positions.
You can lose your entire investment and more. Losses beyond your deposited funds are possible but generally protected under U.S. regulations depending on account type.
There is no guarantee of profit or protection from losses in trading. You must be prepared to bear all losses.
Changes in interest rates can affect investment values and returns.
Changes in U.S. laws or regulations may affect trading conditions, costs, and investment profitability.
You are responsible for risks including but not limited to:
- A. Insufficient knowledge of the trading platform.
- B. Software or hardware failures on your side.
- C. Unauthorized disclosure of account credentials.
- D. Unauthorized access to your personal email or accounts.
- E. Delays in reading communications.
- F. Other force majeure events affecting you personally.
