Risk Disclosure

Version: 0.1 Last updated: 2026-05-15

1. Read this before you trade

Trading foreign-exchange (forex) and other leveraged instruments at a Partner Broker carries a high level of risk to your capital and is not suitable for every investor. Before you open or fund an account at any Partner Broker through this platform (the "Service"), you must read this disclosure and confirm that you understand and accept the risks described here. If you do not understand any item below, do not trade, and consider seeking independent advice from a person licensed to give such advice in your jurisdiction.

2. The Service is not your broker

This disclosure is written by an Introducing Broker. The Service does not execute your trades, does not quote prices, does not hold your funds, and does not control your account. Your account, your money, your trades, and your margin are at the Partner Broker. Nothing the Service publishes, sends, or displays is investment advice or a recommendation to trade.

3. You can lose more than you invest

Forex and CFD trading is typically conducted on margin. Leverage means that small movements in the underlying market can produce disproportionately large changes in your account balance, in either direction. Depending on the Partner Broker's leverage policy and on market conditions, you can lose your entire deposit, and in some account types you may even owe more than you deposited. Check your Partner Broker's margin policy, margin-call rules, stop-out level, and any "negative balance protection" disclosure before you take a single position.

4. Named market risks

The following risks are not exhaustive, but they are the ones that most commonly cause unexpected losses to retail forex traders:

• Leverage risk. Leverage amplifies both profit and loss. A small adverse move can wipe out a margin account very quickly.
• Volatility and news risk. Currency markets can move sharply in response to economic releases, central-bank announcements, and political events. Spreads can widen and orders may not fill at quoted prices during such events.
• Slippage. Your order may be executed at a price worse than the price you saw on the screen, especially in fast markets or when liquidity is thin. Stop-loss orders are not guaranteed to execute at the stop price.
• Gap risk. Markets can open at a price different from where they closed (for example, after the weekend or around major news), bypassing any stop-loss in between. This is especially relevant for positions held over the weekend.
• Swap (overnight financing) cost. Positions held overnight incur a swap charge or credit, set by the Partner Broker. Swap rates change. Long-term positions can accumulate substantial swap costs.
• Liquidity risk. Some currency pairs and times of day are thinly traded. Spreads widen, slippage worsens, and orders may not fill at all.
• Counterparty and broker risk. Your funds and your positions are at the Partner Broker. The financial health, regulatory status, and operational integrity of the Partner Broker affect your money. Research your broker.
• Technology risk. Internet outages, platform downtime, charting errors, and execution-bridge failures can delay or prevent you from managing positions. Have a backup plan.
• Currency-of-account risk. If your account currency is different from the currency pair you trade, exchange-rate moves between settlement and withdrawal can change your realised result.
• Regulatory and geopolitical risk. Rules governing forex, leverage limits, and cross-border trading change. Geopolitical events can trigger margin-rule changes by your broker with little notice.

5. Past performance is not a guide to future results

Any historical return, win rate, screenshot, equity curve, account statement, or testimonial that you may have seen on the Service, in our marketing, or in any third-party content does not predict future results. Past performance can be the product of luck, of conditions that have changed, or of strategies that no longer work. Treat all historical figures as descriptive, not predictive.

6. No guaranteed returns

Anyone who promises you a guaranteed return, a "risk-free" trade, a "no-loss" strategy, or a fixed monthly profit from forex trading is either mistaken or attempting to defraud you. The Service makes no such promise and condemns any third party who does so under the Service's name.

7. Rebates do not change the nature of the risk

A Rebate paid by the Service reduces your net trading cost. It does not turn a losing trade into a winning trade, does not eliminate market risk, and does not change anything about how the underlying markets behave. Trading more lots to "harvest" larger Rebates is a pattern that typically loses money. The math is simple: the Rebate is a small fraction of the commission and spread; the loss on a bad trade is many times larger.

8. Suitability and your own circumstances

Forex and CFD trading may be unsuitable for you if you cannot afford to lose your trading capital, if losses would cause you financial hardship, if you do not have time to monitor positions and news, or if you are not in a stable emotional state to operate under loss pressure. You are responsible for assessing your own suitability. The Service cannot make that assessment for you.

9. Thai regulatory context

In Thailand, forex margin trading for retail clients is heavily restricted, and most retail forex services operate via offshore-licensed Partner Brokers. The Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand (SEC) and the Bank of Thailand have repeatedly warned retail traders about the risks of trading with unlicensed or offshore providers. You should:

• Check the regulatory status of any Partner Broker you consider using;
• Understand that the protections of Thai financial-services law may not fully apply to your account at an offshore broker;
• Be aware that movement of funds into and out of foreign-currency trading accounts may have foreign-exchange and tax implications under Thai law.

10. No investment advice

Nothing in the Service, the broker-list page, the dashboard, the Rebate ledger, the referral materials, our blog, our email, our chat, our Facebook page, or any other channel constitutes a personalised investment recommendation, financial advice, tax advice, or legal advice. If you need advice, consult a person licensed to give it in your jurisdiction.

11. By using the Service you confirm

By using the Service you confirm that: (a) you have read this Risk Disclosure; (b) you understand that you may lose your trading capital and possibly more; (c) you accept that the Service is not your broker and bears no responsibility for your trading outcomes; (d) you have not received or relied on any guarantee of return from the Service; (e) you are eligible to trade in your jurisdiction at the Partner Broker you have chosen.