Risk Disclosure
1. Leverage works both ways
We offer leverage up to 1:500. With 1:100 leverage, a 1% price move equals a 100% change in your position value. Leverage amplifies both profits AND losses.
2. Market risk
Prices on forex, indices, commodities, shares and crypto can move rapidly and unpredictably. News releases, central bank decisions, geopolitical events and overnight gaps can move prices significantly between trades or while you sleep.
3. Liquidity risk
In thin or fast markets, your orders may be filled at prices significantly different from those displayed. We use multiple liquidity providers but cannot guarantee execution at quoted prices during extreme volatility.
4. Slippage
Slippage occurs when the execution price differs from the requested price. Stop-loss orders may be triggered at worse prices than specified during high-volatility events. We do not guarantee fills at exact stop-loss prices.
5. Overnight financing
Positions held overnight may incur swap charges (positive or negative). Swap rates are determined by interest rate differentials and our markup. Swap-free Islamic accounts are available on request.
6. Crypto specifics
Cryptocurrency CFDs trade 24/7 and can experience extreme price swings (10%+ in minutes). Crypto markets have lower liquidity, higher spreads, and more pronounced gap risk than traditional markets.
7. Counterparty risk
You are trading with WebTraderig as your counterparty. While client funds are held segregated at tier-1 banks, in the unlikely event of company insolvency, your protection depends on regulatory jurisdiction and applicable investor compensation schemes.
8. Negative balance protection
You can never lose more than your account balance. If extreme volatility causes your equity to fall below zero, we absorb the loss.
9. You are responsible
You alone are responsible for your trades, your risk management, and your understanding of the products you trade. We provide tools and information but no advice. If you are unsure, consult an independent financial advisor.
10. Past performance is not future performance
Historical price data, backtests, and example trades do not guarantee future results. Markets change. Strategies that worked yesterday may fail tomorrow.