Risk Disclosure

Site Name, the company operating this website, provides services related to financial Contracts for Difference and the Forex market (hereinafter collectively referred to as “CFDs”).
Trading CFDs involves a significant risk of loss and may not be suitable for all investors. Trading such high-risk financial contracts may result in the loss of the Client’s entire invested capital.
This risk disclosure statement cannot and does not disclose all risks associated with the services offered by the Company. The purpose of this notice is to inform Clients about the trading and non-trading risks that may arise when investing in the highly speculative CFD market and using the Company’s services.
If a Client considers the risks associated with trading and investing in CFDs (including the use of our services) to be inappropriate, the Client must immediately cease using the Company’s services.

Initial Capital

Use of Leverage

To place a CFD order, each Client must maintain margin. Margin is usually a relatively small portion of the total contract value. This means that the Client will trade using “leverage” or “borrowed capital” (“multiplier effect”). As a result, a relatively small market movement may lead to a much larger change in the value of the Client’s position. Such movement may work both in favor of and against the Client.
The Client must always meet the minimum margin requirements while trading. Therefore, Clients should carefully consider and maintain sufficient capital and monitor all current profits and losses. If the market moves against the Client’s position and/or margin requirements increase, this may result in the Company closing the Client’s position(s) on the Client’s behalf. If such closure results in a loss, the Client remains responsible for such losses.
It is important for the Client to closely monitor their position(s), as the effect of leverage (“multiplier effect”) significantly increases the speed of both profits and losses. The Client is responsible for monitoring all their trades. As long as the Client has open trades, they must ensure that they are able to do so.

Technical Risk

When Clients conduct transactions in any electronic system, they are exposed to risks associated with electronic systems, including failure of hardware, software, servers, communication lines, and general Internet disruptions. The result of any such failure may be that the Client’s order is either not executed according to instructions or not executed at all.
The Company shall not bear any liability in the event of such failure unless it is the direct result of gross negligence or willful misconduct by the Company. The Company makes every effort to ensure Clients a secure and uninterrupted online experience. The Client acknowledges the risk that in the event of a coordinated attack by third parties (hackers) on the Company’s systems, service disruption may occur, potentially resulting in Client losses. The Company shall not be liable for such attacks provided that it has taken all reasonable measures to prevent such malicious actions.

Legal Restrictions and Taxes (Administrative Risks)

The Client assumes all risks related to transactions prohibited by the laws of their country of residence. Each Client must notify the relevant authorities of their activities, income level, and declare all taxes if required to do so.

Force Majeure

The Company shall not be liable for losses or failure to receive earned funds in full in the event of any force majeure circumstances, including natural disasters, extreme weather conditions, threat of war, terrorist acts, revolution, unlawful actions of third parties, mass disturbances, riots, decisions of governmental authorities, and other similar events.