RISK DISCLOSURE
This notice sets out, without jargon, what can go wrong when you trade and invest through VirexaFutures Trading. Read every section before you register or send an order. The instruments we make available — among them forex, contracts for difference (CFDs), cryptocurrencies, crypto staking and yield products, crypto mining, and real-estate investments — are high-risk and will not suit every person. Continuing to use our services means you accept that you have taken these risks on with your eyes open.
1. General Risk Warning — Risk Only Capital You Can Afford to Part With
You can lose money when you trade or invest. Depending on the product, losses may reach a portion of your stake, the whole of it, or in some cases an amount beyond what you paid in. No return here is ever guaranteed, safe, or certain, and yesterday's outcome tells you nothing reliable about tomorrow's. Weigh your finances, your track record, and the size of loss you could take without disrupting your normal life before you begin. Do not use money set aside for rent, bills, debt repayment, or necessities, and do not fund your account with borrowed money. Where any point below is not clear to you, take independent financial advice before you commit a cent.
2. Margin and Leverage Risk — Losses Can Exceed Your Deposit
With leverage you can control a position worth far more than the cash you hold, funded by a deposit known as margin. That works in both directions: it enlarges profits and enlarges losses at the same pace. Since even a modest price move can consume your margin, your whole deposit can disappear quickly — and on certain leveraged products the shortfall can exceed what you put in. Should the market run against you, we may liquidate your positions or require you to top up (a margin call), occasionally with little or no advance notice. Learn precisely how margin behaves on each product before trading it.
3. CFD Risk
A CFD is an agreement that mirrors the price of an underlying asset; you never hold the asset, you simply bet on the direction of its price. CFDs are leveraged, intricate, and high-risk. Keeping a position open incurs ongoing costs (financing and overnight fees), and prices can shift more abruptly than anticipated. Most retail clients lose money on CFDs. The true figure for losing retail accounts at VirexaFutures Trading has to be verified and entered here from our own data before this page is published: [XX]% of retail investor accounts lose money trading CFDs with this provider. Be certain you grasp how CFDs operate and that you can bear the risk.
4. Market and Volatility Risk
Prices are constantly on the move — at times violently and with no notice — driven by economic releases, interest-rate calls, corporate news, geopolitical developments, and swings in mood. Large jumps can occur overnight, across weekends, or around headline events, so a market can reopen well away from where it last traded. A rapid burst of volatility can flip a winning trade into a loser in moments, and a stop-loss order will not always fill at precisely the level you chose.
5. Liquidity Risk
Liquidity describes how readily you can buy or sell at a reasonable price. When markets are thin or under stress, buyers or sellers can be scarce, meaning you may be unable to close a position at the moment you want, or only at a price worse than you hoped. Thinly traded instruments — including many minor cryptocurrencies and some property investments — can be particularly difficult to unwind at speed.
6. Execution, Internet and Technology Risk
Orders do not always fill immediately or at the price on your screen. When markets move fast, the price can shift between your click and the actual execution (slippage), and some orders may fill at another level or not fill at all. Trading online also relies on technology that can break down: your device, your connection, our platform, or third-party systems can lag, drop out, or stop working. VirexaFutures Trading has no control over your hardware, software, or internet provider and cannot be held liable for losses arising from delays, outages, or faults beyond our reasonable control. Keep a backup way of reaching us for times when the platform is unreachable.
7. Cryptocurrency Risk
Cryptocurrencies are exceptionally volatile — moves of tens of percent within a single day are routine, and they can drop as quickly as they climb. Across many territories crypto sits largely outside regulation, so you may have little or no protection or means of redress if things go wrong. Total loss of your investment is possible. Further hazards include exchange collapses, hacks, scams and bogus projects, network or technical faults, and the irreversible loss of access when private keys or credentials go missing. Adding leverage to crypto piles more danger onto an asset that is already unstable. Approach crypto carefully and stake only money you are entirely willing to lose.
8. Staking and Yield Risk
Staking and yield products may pay a reward for committing your crypto, but any such reward is variable and never assured — quoted rates can move at any moment and can drop to nothing. Your funds may be locked for a fixed term or held through an unstaking delay, during which you cannot sell or withdraw even as the market slides. Your capital stays exposed the whole time: the underlying asset can fall by more than any yield you collect, and you can lose part or all of your principal. Other risks include network penalties (such as slashing), smart-contract faults, and the failure of any third party connected to the product.
9. Cryptocurrency Mining Risk
Mining rewards fluctuate and are not assured. Your earnings hinge on factors you cannot steer, such as network mining difficulty, the market price of the mined coin, electricity prices, and the reliability and uptime of the equipment. Climbing difficulty or a sliding coin price can slash or erase any return, and nothing guarantees that mining income will cover its outlay. Where mining relies on hardware, contracts, or hosted/cloud setups, you additionally carry the risk of equipment breakdown, downtime, upkeep and power charges, contract revisions, and the chance that the provider fails to deliver the promised output. You may get back less than you paid in.
10. Real-Estate Investment Risk
Real-estate investments are usually illiquid — your capital can be committed for a long stretch and you may be unable to sell or exit on demand, or only at a discount. Property prices fall as well as climb; the belief that real estate "only ever goes up" is untrue. Returns are not assured and can be worn away by transaction fees, upkeep, taxes, management costs, and shifts in interest rates. Rental or distribution income can change or dry up entirely. Placing your money in a single property or project heightens the risk further. Think about your time horizon and the whole cost of ownership before you invest.
11. No Advice
Nothing on this platform, and nothing in the materials we supply, amounts to personal financial, investment, legal, or tax advice, and none of it should be read as a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any specific product. What we provide is general information and tools, nothing more. Every decision rests with you alone. If you want guidance shaped to your own circumstances, speak to an appropriately licensed, independent professional before you act.
12. Past Performance
Any historical figures, back-tested or simulated results, or worked examples shown here are illustrative only. Past performance is not a dependable guide to, and offers no guarantee of, future results. Conditions change, and a method that succeeded before may fail next time.
13. Client Acknowledgement
By opening an account and using VirexaFutures Trading, you confirm that you have read, understood, and accepted each of the following:
- You accept that trading and investing in the products offered here are high-risk, may not suit you, and that responsibility for your decisions rests entirely with you.
- You accept that you could lose some, all, or — on certain leveraged products — more than the money you deposit, and that you are risking only money you can afford to lose.
- You accept that leverage and margin cut both ways, magnifying losses as well as gains.
- You accept that crypto, staking, yield, and mining products are especially volatile, may fall outside regulation, and can lead to a total loss.
- You accept that real-estate investments are illiquid, that property values can fall, and that returns are not assured.
- You accept that any prices, returns, and rewards shown anywhere on this platform are variable and not guaranteed, and that past performance does not foretell future results.
- You accept that we supply general information only and give no personal financial advice, and that you will obtain independent advice where you need it.
- You accept that online trading leans on technology that can fail, and that VirexaFutures Trading is not answerable for losses caused by events beyond its reasonable control.
This disclosure is offered as general information. It does not replace advice from your own qualified advisers, and some statements here (including those that turn on your country of residence and the regulator responsible for VirexaFutures Trading) must be confirmed by legal/compliance counsel before this page is published.