Risk Disclosure

Read this before you trade

Trading futures, options, foreign exchange, CFDs, digital assets and other leveraged products carries a high level of risk and is not suitable for all people. You can lose more than your initial deposit, and you should only trade with money you can afford to lose. Past performance, whether real or simulated, is not a reliable indicator of future results.

This is general information only. It does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs, and it is not personal financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Consider whether trading is appropriate for you and obtain independent professional advice if you are unsure.

Risks specific to copy trading

• Timing and slippage. A mirrored order is sent after your leader trade is detected. It may fill at a different, worse price, or not fill at all, especially in fast markets or thinly traded contracts.
• Partial and rejected orders. Follower accounts can differ in balance, permissions, available margin, contract limits or trading hours, so orders may be reduced, rejected or filled differently from the leader.
• Size and multiplier. A size multiplier scales both profits and losses. Rounding to whole contracts means follower exposure may not match exactly.
• Connectivity and platform failure. Internet, broker, exchange or Service outages can prevent a trade from being copied or closed, leaving followers holding positions the leader has exited. Stopping the copier or locking an account does not close open positions.
• Protective orders. Stop-losses are placed on a best-efforts basis; they can fail, be rejected or execute beyond the stop price. A follower may briefly hold a position with no protective stop.
• Funding-programme rules. Prop-firm and funded-account programmes often impose daily loss limits, trailing drawdowns, consistency and automation rules. Copied trades can breach them faster than you expect, and breaches may end an evaluation or close an account. You are responsible for knowing and following those rules.
• Market events. Gaps, halts, limit moves, rollovers and low liquidity can produce large or unexpected losses.
• Configuration error. A wrong leader, follower, multiplier or limit setting can place unintended orders. Review your settings and start with small size.

Limits of the Service

• Risk controls (master lockout, account locks, daily limits, size cap) reduce, but do not eliminate, risk. They apply to new exposure and rely on data received from your broker in time.
• Analytics, balances and market or news displays are informational, may be delayed or inaccurate, and net figures are estimates. Do not rely on them for trading, tax or regulatory purposes.
• We do not guarantee that the Service will detect, copy or close every trade, or operate without interruption.

Your responsibility

You alone decide whether to trade and what to trade, and you alone are responsible for the results. Keep an eye on your accounts while the copier is running, use protective stops, keep enough margin, and be ready to intervene manually at your broker. By using the Service you confirm that you have read and understood this Risk Disclosure.

Version 2026-09-29, effective 29 September 2026.