you with any information in our possession or interfere in your trading or trading decisions in any way.
1.17.You are responsible for managing your tax and legal affairs, including making any required regulatory
filings and/or payments and complying with any applicable laws and regulations. We do not provide any
regulatory, tax, or legal advice. If you are in any doubt about the tax treatment or liabilities of theproducts
available on our Website, please seek independent advice.
1.18.If you are uncertain about how any of our products work or the relevant risks, we recommend you seek
independent advice prior to opening an accountwith us. You should not commence trading until you
understand the risks involved.
2. CFD trading risks
2.1.CFDs are complex financial instruments with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage.
Significant losses may be generated over a short period of time. You should not risk more than you are
prepared to lose.
2.2.The prices of the underlying instrument that a CFD trade refers to may fluctuate rapidly and over wide
ranges, even dropping to zero in the case of cryptocurrencies. These fluctuationsmay be caused by
unforeseeable events or changes in conditions that neither you nor we can control. You maylose the
entire sum that you have invested, and in some cases, your loss may even exceed the sums you have
invested and/or deposited with us.
2.3.Margin is inversely proportional to leverage, which means if you choose a lower leverage, your required
margin will increase. When you invest in a leveraged product, your returns can be multiple times higher
than the margin, but your losses can also be multiple times higher, and you need to be aware of the risk.
2.4.The system fills orders on a first-in, first-out basis, i.e. based on the sequence of the orders received.
The sequence in which orders are filled is beyond our control. As a result, you may find it difficult or
impossible to close a position at the intended price stipulated in your stop order during certain market
conditions. In highly volatile trading conditions, a stop order will not necessarily limit your losses to the
amounts you intended because market conditions may make it impossible to executesuch orders.
Therefore, your exit price is not certain. In short, a stop order is not a guarantee because it cannot operate
in all market circumstances. Nevertheless, stop orders are a useful risk management tool.
2.5.While we try to close out your open positions if and when the margin level for your real account reaches
or falls below the stop out level, we do not guarantee that your open positions will be closed in such
circumstances. To keep the trade open, you may need to deposit additional funds so as to retain
sufficient margin for executing the trade.