Risk Disclosure
Effective date: March 16, 2026
Risk Warning
Before applying for a trading account with the Company and engaging in trading activities in financial markets, you (the Client and/or prospective Client) should carefully review this Risk Disclosure together with the Company’s Terms & Conditions.
The financial products offered by the Company, including Contracts for Difference (CFDs), are complex financial instruments and carry a high level of risk.
CFDs are leveraged products and do not have a fixed maturity date. Therefore, a CFD position remains open until you decide to close it. The use of leverage (also referred to as a multiplier) can significantly increase both potential profits and potential losses.
As a result, trading CFDs may not be suitable for all investors. You may lose all of your invested capital, and therefore you should only trade with funds you can afford to lose.
Before trading, you should ensure that you fully understand:
- The risks involved in trading leveraged financial products
- The nature of the financial instruments offered
- Your own level of experience and financial capability
If necessary, you should seek independent financial advice before engaging in trading activities.
Introduction
This Risk Disclosure is designed to inform you about the general risks associated with trading activities conducted through the Company’s website and trading platform.
Trading in the financial instruments offered by the Company is highly speculative and involves significant risk, including the potential loss of your entire investment.
The Company’s financial products are categorized as high-risk and complex instruments and are not suitable for all members of the public.
These products are intended only for investors who:
- Are willing to assume the economic, legal and financial risks associated with trading
- Are financially able to bear the loss of their entire investment
- Possess sufficient knowledge, expertise and experience regarding the relevant financial instruments
It is your responsibility to ensure that any decision to engage in trading activities is made on a fully informed basis and that you understand the characteristics, functionality and risks associated with the Company’s financial products.
Risks Associated with Trading Financial Instruments
The financial instruments offered by the Company derive their value from the performance of underlying assets or markets.
Therefore, movements in the underlying markets may significantly affect the value and profitability of your trades.
Past performance of financial instruments does not guarantee future results, and historical data should not be relied upon as an indicator of future performance.
Trading in financial instruments involves significant risk to your capital and you may lose all or part of your investment.
Your investment decisions may be affected by various factors including:
- Market volatility
- Currency fluctuations
- Economic conditions
- Political developments
- Geopolitical events
- Business or regulatory changes
The value of financial instruments may fluctuate both upward and downward and trading activities may result in substantial financial losses.
No Investment Advice
The Company does not provide investment advice.
The services provided by the Company do not include:
- Recommendations regarding financial instruments
- Advice on trading strategies
- Guidance on market conditions or underlying assets
Any information, analysis, market commentary, news or educational materials provided through the website, platform or third parties are for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as investment advice.
All trading decisions are made solely at the Client’s own discretion and risk.
Market Risk
Financial markets are highly volatile.
Prices of financial instruments may fluctuate rapidly within short periods due to various market conditions.
Market volatility may be influenced by factors including:
- Changes in supply and demand
- Economic announcements
- Geopolitical instability
- Government policies
- International events
In certain market conditions, trades may not be executed at the requested price, which may result in financial losses.
Liquidity Risk
Liquidity risk refers to situations where an underlying asset cannot be traded quickly enough without affecting its market price.
Under certain market conditions, some financial instruments may experience reduced liquidity, leading to:
- Increased volatility
- Wider spreads between Bid and Ask prices
- Difficulty executing trades
OTC and Counterparty Risk
The financial instruments offered by the Company are traded Over-the-Counter (OTC).
This means transactions are conducted directly between the Company and the Client rather than through a centralized exchange.
As a result:
- Pricing is determined by the Company or liquidity providers
- There may be limited transparency compared to exchange-traded instruments
The Company acts as the counterparty to your trades.
Foreign Exchange Risk
If a financial instrument is traded in a currency different from your account’s base currency, exchange rate fluctuations may affect the value of your investment.
Changes in exchange rates may result in additional financial losses.
Risks Associated with Cryptocurrency CFDs
CFDs on cryptocurrencies are highly complex and volatile financial instruments.
Trading cryptocurrency CFDs may result in the loss of your entire invested capital.
Cryptocurrency markets are known for extreme volatility and prices may fluctuate dramatically within very short periods.
Cryptocurrency markets may also be affected by:
- Technological developments
- Regulatory changes
- Cybersecurity risks
- Market speculation
Unlike traditional currencies, cryptocurrencies are not backed by governments or central banks.
Technical Risks
Technical issues may occur due to failures in:
- Hardware
- Software
- Internet connections
- Communication systems
- Electrical systems
The Company is not responsible for financial losses resulting from such technical failures unless caused by the Company’s gross negligence or intentional misconduct.
You assume the risks associated with:
- Failures in your personal equipment or internet connection
- Incorrect trading platform settings
- Failure to update trading platform software
- Misuse of the trading platform
Abnormal Market Conditions
During abnormal market conditions, including extreme volatility or lack of liquidity:
- Order execution times may increase
- Orders may be executed at prices different from those requested
- Orders may not be executed at all
Examples include:
- Rapid price movements
- Market suspensions
- Trading restrictions imposed by exchanges
- Significant liquidity shortages
Legal and Regulatory Risks
Financial trading laws vary across jurisdictions.
It is your responsibility to ensure that the use of the Company’s services is legal in your country of residence.
Access to the Company’s website does not imply that its services are legal or permitted in your jurisdiction.
You are responsible for verifying compliance with local laws before opening a trading account.
Platform Risks
All trading instructions are processed sequentially through the Company’s servers.
If multiple orders are submitted simultaneously, subsequent orders may be rejected until the first order has been processed.
Closing an order window or position window does not cancel a submitted order.
Only price quotes received from the Company’s server are considered authoritative.
Communication Risks
Information transmitted through email or electronic communication channels may be intercepted by unauthorized parties.
The Company is not responsible for losses resulting from delayed or failed communications.
You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of:
- Your login credentials
- Your trading account information
- Any sensitive information shared with you
Force Majeure Events
The Company shall not be liable for financial losses arising from Force Majeure events including:
- Natural disasters
- Fires
- Technical failures
- Cyber-attacks
- Wars
- Civil unrest
- Strikes
- Governmental actions
These events are beyond the control of the Company and may disrupt trading services.
Third-Party Risks
Client funds may be held in segregated accounts with financial institutions.
However, the Company cannot be held responsible for losses resulting from:
- Insolvency of financial institutions
- Failure of banking partners
- Other circumstances beyond the Company’s control
Conflicts of Interest
When executing trades, the Company may act as the principal counterparty to your transactions.
This may create potential conflicts of interest, including situations where:
- The Company’s revenue is derived from client trading losses
- The Company compensates third parties for referring new clients
No Guarantees of Profit
The Company does not guarantee:
- Profits from trading activities
- Avoidance of losses
- Future performance of any trading account
- Success of any trading strategy
All trading activities are conducted entirely at the Client’s own risk.