Client Agreement

2. Parties and relationship

2.1 This Client Agreement (the 'Agreement') is made between:

Definitecom Financial Brokerage Services LLC, a limited liability company incorporated in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, registered with the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) under Trade License No. 1579335, with registered office at Office 1604, 16th Floor, One By Omniyat, Business Bay, Dubai, United Arab Emirates (hereinafter referred to as 'the Company', 'we', 'us' or 'our')

and

the person who accepts this Agreement electronically or in writing (hereinafter referred to as 'the Client', 'you' or 'your').

2.2 This Agreement governs the relationship between the Company and the Client in connectionwith the provision of brokerage services and the use of the Company's trading platform and related services.

2.3 The Company deals with the Client as principal, agent and/or matched principal depending on the relevant Product, execution model and Applicable Regulations, as further described in this Agreement and in the Company's Order Execution Policy, Website, Trading Platform or Product Specifications.

2.4 Unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing and permitted under Applicable Regulations, the relationship between the Company and the Client is an execution-only relationship.

2.5 The Client enters into this Agreement as principal and not as agent for any other person unless the Company has expressly agreed otherwise in writing and has completed any onboarding, verification and documentation it requires in relation to such arrangement.

3. Regulatory status

3.1 The Company is authorised and regulated by the Capital Market Authority of the United Arab Emirates ('CMA').

3.2 The Company is authorised to conduct regulated activities under the following licence categories:

  • a) Category 1 (License No. 20200000462)—Dealing in Securities, including brokerage in OTC derivatives and spot foreign exchange to the extent permitted under the Licence and Applicable Regulations and
  • b) Category 5 (License No. 20200000460)—Arranging and Advising (together, the 'Licence').

3.3 The Company provides its services in accordance with:

  • a) applicable CMA regulations
  • b) applicable laws of the United Arab Emirates, and
  • c) any other applicable regulatory rules or requirements.

(collectively referred to as 'Applicable Regulations').

3.4 In the event of any conflict between this Agreement and Applicable Regulations, the Applicable Regulations shall prevail.

3.5 Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as extending the scope of the Company's licence beyond the activities it is authorised to carry out under Applicable Regulations. The Company shall only provide Services that fall within its regulatory permissions and may refuse to provide any service where doing so would be inconsistent with Applicable Regulations.

3.6 References in this Agreement to a Product, Service or activity being made available by the Company shall be read subject always to the Company's actual regulatory permissions, internal onboarding criteria, client classification, and any product-specific restrictions notified by the Company from time to time.

4. Nature of services

4.1 Unless we explicitly agree otherwise in writing and are permitted to do so under the Licence, the Company provides execution-only brokerage services and does not assess the suitability of any transaction and does not provide ongoing monitoring or advisory services. The Company does not generally provide advisory services unless separately agreed in writing and permitted under Applicable Regulations. Where required by Applicable Regulations, the Company may perform an appropriateness assessment and issue warnings where a product or service is not appropriate.

4.2 Where the Company separately agrees in writing to provide arranging and/or advising services permitted under the Licence, such services shall be limited to the scope expressly agreed, may be subject to additional terms, disclosures and onboarding requirements, and shall not give rise to any portfolio management, discretionary management, or ongoing monitoring obligation unless expressly stated otherwise in writing and permitted under Applicable Regulations.

4.3 This means that the Company may:

  • a) receive and transmit orders on your behalf
  • b) execute transactions on your behalf
  • c) provide access to trading platforms and related services and
  • d) provide access to leveraged trading in over-the-counter derivatives, spot foreign exchange and other financial instruments permitted under the Licence as further described on the Company's Website, Trading Platform or Product Specifications.

4.4 The Company does not provide investment advice, personal recommendations, portfolio management, or discretionary investment services and no communication from the Company shall be construed as such.

4.5 By entering into this Agreement, you acknowledge and agree that:

  • a) any trading decision is made solely by you
  • b) you do not rely on the Company for advice regarding the merits or suitability of any transaction
  • c) you are solely responsible for evaluating the risks associated with any transaction you enter into, and
  • d) trading in leveraged products carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors.

4.6 Any information, communication or material provided by the Company to the Client shall be fair, clear and not misleading, in accordance with Applicable Regulations.

4.7 Any information, communication or material provided by the Company, including educational materials, market commentary, product information, analytics, trading ideas, or similar content, is provided on a general-information basis only and shall not constitute investment advice, a personal recommendation, suitability assessment, or portfolio management service.

4.8 Any reference to 'Services' in this Agreement shall not be interpreted as requiring the Company to provide advisory, discretionary, or ongoing monitoring services unless expressly agreed in writing and permitted under Applicable Regulations.

5. Client classification

5.1 In accordance with Applicable Regulations, the Company may classify Clients as:

  • a) Retail Clients
  • b) Professional Clients, or
  • c) Eligible Counterparties, where permitted under Applicable Regulations.

5.2 Unless otherwise notified in writing, you will be treated as a Retail Client and will benefit from the highest level of regulatory protection available under Applicable Regulations.

5.3 You may request a different client classification. The Company may accept or reject such request at its sole discretion subject to Applicable Regulations and the Company's internal classification criteria.

5.4 A change in client classification may affect the level of regulatory protections available to you.

5.5 The Company may restrict access to certain Products, Services, features, leverage levels or execution arrangements depending on your client classification, knowledge and experience, risk profile, onboarding information, or Applicable Regulations.

5.6 The Company will notify you of your classification, and of any approved change to it, through the Account, email, Trading Platform or other durable medium used by the Company.

5.7 A Professional Client or Eligible Counterparty may receive fewer protections than a Retail Client, including in relation to disclosures, warnings, appropriateness, best execution detail, reporting, product access, leverage, or complaints handling, to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations.

5.8 The Company may review your classification from time to time and may reclassify you where required by Applicable Regulations or where the information available to the Company indicates that a different classification is appropriate.

6. Relations between the Parties

6.1 Nothing in this Agreement shall be interpreted as creating:

  • a) a fiduciary relationship
  • b) a partnership
  • c) a joint venture, or
  • d) a trust relationship

between the Client and the Company.

6.2 The Company acts solely as a broker and service provider in connection with the execution of transactions.

6.3 No fiduciary or advisory duty shall arise solely because the Company provides market access, executes Orders, performs an appropriateness assessment, communicates warnings, provides factual product information, or agrees to receive and transmit Orders on your behalf.

6.4 Nothing in this Agreement shall exclude any duty or obligation imposed on the Company by Applicable Regulations.

7. Commencement of business relationship

7.1 The Client may be required to accept this Agreement prior to completing the Company's identity verification procedures, provided that no trading activity or funding shall be permitted until the business relationship is established in accordance with Clause 7.2.

7.2 For regulatory purposes, including compliance with applicable anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regulations, the business relationship between the Client and the Company shall only commence once:

  • a) the Client has successfully completed the Company's onboarding and identity verification procedures, and
  • b) the Client has been approved by the Company and the account has been activated for funding and trading.

7.3 Acceptance of this Agreement prior to completion of the verification procedures shall not in itself constitute the establishment of a business relationship, nor shall it create any obligation on the Company to provide services to the Client.

7.4 The Company reserves the right to decline any account application at any time, including after completion of its onboarding and verification procedures, without providing reasons, subject to Applicable Regulations.



8. Interpretation and defined terms

8.1 Order of documents

8.1.1 This Agreement consists of the following documents, which together form the entire agreement between the Company and the Client:

  • a) these Terms and Conditions
  • b) information available on the Company's Website, Trading Platform or Product Specifications
  • c) the Fee Schedule, Commission & Charges Disclosure and
  • d) the policies referred to in this Agreement, including but not limited to the Risk Disclosure Statement, Order Execution Policy, Conflicts of Interest Policy, and Complaints Handling Procedure, each as amended from time to time and made available in the Account and/or the Company's Website.

8.1.2 In the event of any conflict between the above documents:

  • a) information available on the Website, Trading Platform or Product Specifications shall supplement but not override these Terms and Conditions
  • b) these Terms and Conditions shall prevail over any policy or disclosure document
  • c) provided always that Applicable Regulations or mandatory law shall prevail over all contractual documents.

8.1.3 To the extent that a Product characteristic, trading condition, dealing capacity, trading hour, margin parameter, execution venue, quote methodology, or operational process is displayed or described on the Trading Platform, Website or Product Specifications, such information shall apply to that Product or Service unless it conflicts with these Terms and Conditions, in which case these Terms and Conditions shall prevail, subject always to Applicable Regulations.

8.2 Definitions

8.2.1 In this Agreement, unless the context otherwise requires, the following terms shall have the meanings set out below:

Account
means any client account opened and maintained in your name with the Company, including any trading account, wallet, or sub-account maintained on the Company's systems and any account operated through a Trading Platform.

Access Data
means all usernames, passwords, two-factor authentication credentials (2FA), API keys, and any other credentials used to access the Account or the Trading Platform.

Applicable Regulations
means all applicable laws, regulations, rulebooks, directives, decisions, guidance and binding requirements applicable to the Company and/or the Services, including but not limited to:

  • a) the rules and regulations of the Capital Market Authority (CMA)
  • b) applicable UAE federal laws, and
  • c) any other regulatory requirements applicable to the Company under its Licence.

Business Day
means a day on which banks are open for general banking business in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, excluding public holidays.

Business Relationship
shall have the meaning given to it under applicable UAE anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regulations, or as otherwise defined under Applicable Regulations.

Business Relationship Start Date
means, for the purposes of the Company's onboarding process and this Agreement, the date and time when:

  • a) the Company confirms that the Client's identity verification and required due diligence checks have been completed to the Company's satisfaction and
  • b) the Company approves and activates the Client's Account for funding, trading and withdrawals,

as notified to the Client through the Account, email, or in-platform notification.

Client Money
means money received from the Client or held on behalf of the Client that is required to be treated as client money under Applicable Regulations, including any funds held in segregated accounts where required by Applicable Regulations.

Account
means any secure online portal, dashboard or account management interface made available by the Company to the Client in connection with the Services.

Complaints Handling Procedure
means the Company's complaints handling procedure, as amended from time to time and made available on the Company's Website and/or Account.

Fee Schedule, Commission & Charges Disclosure
means the schedule, table, product disclosure, pricing page or other fee disclosure made available by the Company through the Website, Trading Platform, Account or Product Specifications setting out applicable commissions, spreads, financing charges, swap or rollover charges, conversion charges, administrative charges, payment charges and other fees or costs.

Force Majeure Event
means any event or circumstance beyond the reasonable control of the Company which prevents, hinders or delays the performance of any obligation or the orderly provision of the Services, including the events described in Clause 37.3.2.

Loss
means any loss, liability, claim, cost, expense, charge, tax, levy, duty, or damage, including legal fees and expenses on a full indemnity basis where permitted by law.

Order
means any instruction submitted by the Client to open, close, modify, or cancel a transaction or position.

Order Execution Policy
means the Company's order execution policy, as amended from time to time and made available on the Company's Website and/or Account.

Products
means the financial products and instruments that the Company makes available under its Licence, as described and made available via the Company's Website, Trading Platform or Product Specifications.

Services
means the services described in this Agreement, including but not limited to:

  • a) receiving Orders
  • b) transmitting Orders
  • c) executing Orders
  • d) maintaining Client Accounts and
  • e) providing access to Trading Platforms,

in each case subject to Applicable Regulations and provided on an execution-only basis.

Trading Platform
means any electronic trading system, Website, mobile application, API, software, or third-party platform provided or made available by the Company for use with the Services.

Underlying Market
means any exchange, trading venue, liquidity provider, market maker, broker, issuer, reference administrator, or other source from which a price, index level, rate, or reference value is derived for a Product.

Website
means the Company's Website and any sub-domain or webpage used by the Company to publish legal documentation, disclosures, product information, client communications or service-related information.

8.3 Headings and references

8.3.1 Headings in this Agreement are included for convenience only and shall not affect the interpretation of this Agreement.

8.3.2 References to the word ' including' shall be interpreted as ' including without limitation.'

8.3.3 References to any law, regulation, rulebook or policy include that law, regulation, rulebook or policy as amended, replaced, consolidated, re-enacted or supplemented from time to time.

8.3.4 References to the singular include the plural and vice versa, and references to any gender include all genders, unless the context requires otherwise.

9. Formation of the agreement and electronic communications

9.1 Electronic acceptance

9.1.1 You may accept this Agreement and related documents electronically, including by:

  • a) ticking a checkbox
  • b) clicking an 'I agree' button
  • c) typing your name as an electronic signature or
  • d) confirming acceptance through the Trading Platform or Account.

9.1.2 Such electronic acceptance shall be legally binding and enforceable as if the Agreement had been signed in wet ink, to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations.

9.2 Language

9.2.1 This Agreement is provided in the English language.

9.2.2 If an Arabic version is provided, in the event of any discrepancy between the English version and the Arabic version, the English version shall prevail, to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations.

9.3 Communications and recordings

9.3.1 The Company may communicate with you through any of the following means:

  • a) the Trading Platform
  • b) the Account
  • c) email
  • d) telephone
  • e) SMS or push notifications or
  • f) any other electronic communication channel made available by the Company.

9.3.2 The Company may record telephone calls and other communications between the Company and the Client, to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations, including for the following purposes:

  • a) security and fraud prevention
  • b) training and quality assurance
  • c) complaint handling
  • d) dispute resolution and
  • e) regulatory compliance.

9.3.3 Platform logs, audit trails, system records, and server records maintained by the Company may be relied upon as prima facie evidence of Orders, account activity, and communications, to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations.

9.3.4 The Client consents to receiving notices, statements, confirmations, risk warnings, disclosures and other communications by electronic means, unless Applicable Regulations require another method.

9.3.5 The Client is responsible for ensuring that the contact details provided to the Company remain accurate and up to date and acknowledges that delays in accessing electronic communications may affect the Client's ability to respond to margin calls, warnings, notices, or other time-sensitive communications.

10. Account opening, verification and onboarding

10.1 Application and conditional onboarding

10.1.1 To apply for an Account, you must complete the Company's account application process and provide all information, data, and documentation requested by the Company which must be accurate, complete and not misleading.

10.1.2 The Company may, at its sole discretion and as permitted by Applicable Regulations:

  • a) decline your application
  • b) impose conditions before opening an Account or
  • c) request additional information or documentation.

10.1.3 The Company may carry out any checks it considers necessary in order to comply with Applicable Regulations, including identity verification, customer due diligence, sanctions screening, source of funds verification and ongoing monitoring of the Client and the Account.

10.1.4 The Company may also require the Client to complete classification, appropriateness, tax, source-of-funds, source-of-wealth, fraud prevention, payment verification or other onboarding questionnaires or declarations before making Products or Services available.

11. Business relationship start date and account activation

11.1 Business relationship start date

11.1.1 For operational and compliance purposes, and without limiting the meaning of 'Business Relationship' under Applicable Regulations, you agree that the Business Relationship Start Date occurs only when:

  • a) the Company has successfully completed the required identity verification and due diligence procedures and
  • b) the Company approves and activates the Client's Account for funding, trading and withdrawals.

11.1.2 The Company shall notify the Client of the activation of the Account through the Account, email, or Trading Platform notification and such notification shall constitute confirmation of the Business Relationship Start Date.

11.2 Status prior to the business relationship start date

11.2.1 Until the Business Relationship Start Date occurs:

  • a) the Company will not provide Services that allow the Client to benefit financially from the Account, including depositing funds, trading, or withdrawing funds, nor shall any transaction be executed or accepted by the Company and
  • b) the Company may suspend access to the Account, request additional information or documentation, or decline to open the Account, without incurring any liability, to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations.

12. Ongoing due diligence and information updates

12.1 Accuracy of information

12.1.1 The Client must provide information that is accurate, complete, and up to date at all times when applying for an Account and throughout the duration of the relationship with the Company and must not omit any information that may be material to the Company's assessment.

12.1.2 The Client represents and warrants that all information and documents provided to the Company are true, accurate, and not misleading and remain so at all times.

12.2 Obligation to notify changes

12.2.1 The Client must promptly notify the Company of any changes to the information previously provided, including but not limited to:

  • a) residential address or registered address
  • b) nationality or country of residence
  • c) tax residence or tax identification information
  • d) source of funds or source of wealth
  • e) beneficial ownership (where the Client is a legal entity) and
  • f) any other information relevant to the Company's regulatory, legal, or compliance obligations.

12.2.2 The Client acknowledges that failure to provide updated information may result in restrictions being placed on the Account including suspension of trading, deposits, or withdrawals.

12.3 Ongoing due diligence

12.3.1 In order to comply with Applicable Regulations, the Company may conduct ongoing monitoring and due diligence on the Client and the Client's Account and may, where reasonably necessary, restrict or suspend trading, deposits, withdrawals or access to certain Products or Services pending the outcome of such monitoring or due diligence.

12.3.2 The Company may request updated documents or additional information at any time, including after the Account has been opened, and the Client shall provide such information promptly upon request.

12.3.3 The Company may restrict, suspend, or limit access to the Account or Services until it is satisfied that the required information or documentation has been provided without incurring any liability, to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations.

12.4 Failure to provide information

The Company may terminate the Agreement or close the Account if the Client fails to provide information required under Applicable Regulations or where the Company is unable to complete or maintain its due diligence obligations.

12.5 Sanctions, fraud and legal checks

12.5.1 In order to comply with Applicable Regulations and the Company's internal risk and compliance policies, the Company may conduct sanctions screening, fraud prevention checks, and other verification procedures in relation to the Client and the Client's Account.

12.5.2 Such checks may include, without limitation:

  • a) anti-money laundering (AML) checks
  • b) counter-terrorism financing (CFT) checks
  • c) counter-proliferation financing (CPF) checks
  • d) sanctions screening against applicable sanctions lists and
  • e) fraud prevention and identity verification checks.

12.5.3 The Client consents to the Company carrying out such checks and to the use of third-party verification or screening providers, where permitted under Applicable Regulations, including cross-border data transfers where required for such purposes.

12.5.4 To the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations, the Company may share information with relevant authorities, regulators, financial institutions, or service providers for the purposes of complying with legal or regulatory obligations.

12.5.5 The Company may delay, restrict, suspend, or refuse to process transactions or provide Services if required to do so in order to comply with Applicable Regulations or internal compliance policies.

12.6 Refusal of service

The Company may refuse to open an Account or provide Services where doing so would breach Applicable Regulations or the Company's internal risk policies.

13. Appropriateness assessment (execution-only)

13.1 Appropriateness assessment

13.1.1 To the extent required or permitted by Applicable Regulations, the Company may conduct an appropriateness assessment to determine whether the Products and Services offered by the Company are appropriate for the Client.

13.1.2 The assessment may be based on information provided by the Client, including information relating to the Client's:

  • a) knowledge and experience in trading financial instruments
  • b) understanding of leveraged or complex products and
  • c) prior trading activity or experience.

13.2 Warning of inappropriateness

13.2.1 If, based on the information provided by the Client, the Company determines that a Product or Service may not be appropriate for the Client, the Company may provide the Client with a warning, which may be provided through the Trading Platform or Account.

13.2.2 Where permitted by Applicable Regulations, the Client may nevertheless choose to proceed with the transaction after receiving such warning, and the Company shall not be liable for any Loss arising from such decision.

13.2.3 In such circumstances, the Client acknowledges that:

  • a) the Client proceeds at their own risk and
  • b) the Client remains solely responsible for their trading decisions and that the Company shall have no obligation to prevent the Client from entering into such transactions.

13.2.4 Nothing in this Clause requires the Company to make a Product or Service available where the Company is not satisfied that doing so would be appropriate, prudent, consistent with its internal policies, or permitted under Applicable Regulations.

13.3 Insufficient information

13.3.1 If the Client does not provide sufficient information for the Company to conduct an appropriateness assessment, the Company may warn the Client that it is unable to determine whether the Product or Service is appropriate.

13.3.2 Where permitted by Applicable Regulations, the Client may still choose to proceed with the transaction following such warning.

13.3.3 The Company may also refuse to permit access to a Product or Service until sufficient information has been provided, where required by Applicable Regulations or the Company's internal policies.

13.4 No investment advice

13.4.1 The Client acknowledges that the appropriateness assessment, where conducted, does not constitute investment advice or a personal recommendation, nor does it amount to a representation that any Product or Service is suitable for the Client.

13.4.2 The Company does not monitor the Client's trading activity for suitability and does not have any obligation to ensure that any transaction is suitable for the Client, either on an individual or ongoing basis.

13.5 Client responsibility

The Client remains responsible for ensuring that they understand the risks associated with the Products before entering into any transaction.

13.6 Product governance

13.6.1 The Company may determine, in accordance with Applicable Regulations, the target market and distribution strategy for its Products.

13.6.2 The Company may restrict access to certain Products based on the Client's classification, knowledge, experience, or other relevant factors, in accordance with Applicable Regulations.

13.7 No suitability assessment

13.7.1 Unless the Company has expressly agreed in writing to provide an advisory service permitted under the Licence and Applicable Regulations, the Company does not undertake any suitability assessment in relation to any Product, transaction, strategy, or account activity.

13.7.2 The mere fact that the Company has classified the Client, conducted onboarding, completed an appropriateness assessment, issued a warning, accepted an Order, or allowed access to a Product shall not amount to a representation that the Product, Service or transaction is suitable for the Client.

14. Eligibility and capacity

14.1 Legal capacity

14.1.1 The Client must be at least 18 years of age and have full legal capacity to enter into this Agreement.

14.1.2 By entering into this Agreement, the Client represents and warrants that:

  • a) the Client has the legal capacity and authority to enter into this Agreement
  • b) the Client is not subject to any legal restriction preventing the use of the Services and
  • c) entering into this Agreement does not violate any applicable law or contractual obligation binding on the Client and that all necessary consents, approvals or authorisations have been obtained.

14.2 Clients acting on behalf of legal entities

14.2.1 Where the Client is a legal entity, the person accepting this Agreement represents and warrants that they are duly authorised to act on behalf of that entity and to bind it to this Agreement.

14.2.2 The Company may request corporate documentation or evidence of authority before opening or maintaining the Account and may refuse to act on any instruction where such authority is not satisfactorily evidenced.

14.3 Restricted persons and jurisdictions

14.3.1 The Company may, at its sole discretion and in accordance with Applicable Regulations, refuse to open an Account or restrict the provision of Services to certain persons, entities, or jurisdictions, including where required to comply with sanctions, AML, or other regulatory obligations.

14.3.2 Such restrictions may apply, without limitation, where:

  • a) the Client is located in a jurisdiction where the provision of the Services would be unlawful or restricted
  • b) the Client is subject to sanctions or regulatory restrictions or
  • c) the Company determines that accepting the Client would create legal, regulatory, or compliance risks, including reputational risks.

14.3.3 The Company may maintain a list of restricted jurisdictions or prohibited clients, which may be updated from time to time.

14.3.4 The Company's Website, Trading Platform and communications are not directed at, and must not be relied upon by, any person in any jurisdiction where the offer, promotion, distribution or provision of the relevant Product or Service would be unlawful or would require authorisation, registration, filing, approval or other action not held or taken by the Company.

14.3.5 The Client represents that it is accessing the Website, Trading Platform and Services at its own initiative and in compliance with the laws applicable to it, and that it will not use the Services in any manner that would cause the Company to breach Applicable Regulations or any applicable marketing or financial promotion restriction.

14.4 Duplicate accounts

14.4.1 Unless otherwise expressly approved by the Company in writing, a Client may maintain only one active profile and Account with the Company.

14.4.2 Where the Company determines that multiple profiles or Accounts belong to the same Client, the Company may, at its sole discretion and without prior notice where reasonably necessary, restrict, suspend, merge, close, or otherwise manage such profiles or Accounts.

14.4.3 The Company may require the Client to nominate a single Account for continued use and may transfer account information, balances, or settings between duplicate Accounts where reasonably necessary for operational, security, fraud prevention, or compliance purposes.

14.4.4 The Company shall not be liable for any loss arising from actions taken under this Clause, except where such loss arises from the Company's fraud, wilful misconduct, gross negligence, or as otherwise required by Applicable Regulations.

15. Access data and security

15.1 Responsibility for access data

15.1.1 The Client is responsible for maintaining the confidentiality and security of all Access Data.

15.1.2 The Client must take all reasonable steps to prevent unauthorised access to the Client's Account or the Trading Platform, including the secure storage of Access Data and the use of any security features made available by the Company (such as two-factor authentication).

15.1.3 The Client is responsible for all activity conducted through the Account using the Client's Access Data, whether authorised by the Client or not, unless otherwise required by Applicable Regulations, and the Company shall not be liable for any Loss arising from the misuse of Access Data, except where such Loss is caused by the Company's fraud, wilful misconduct or gross negligence.

15.2 Unauthorised access

15.2.1 The Client must notify the Company immediately if the Client becomes aware of, or suspects:

  • a) unauthorised access to the Account
  • b) loss, theft, or compromise of Access Data or
  • c) any other security breach affecting the Account.

15.2.2 Such notification must be made through the communication channels provided by the Company, including the Account, email, or other authorised communication methods, and the Client shall cooperate with the Company in any investigation or remedial action.

15.3 Security measures and suspension

15.3.1 The Company may suspend, restrict, or terminate access to the Account or Trading Platform where the Company reasonably believes that such action is necessary for:

  • a) security purposes
  • b) fraud prevention
  • c) compliance with Applicable Regulations or
  • d) the protection of the Client or the Company.

15.3.2 The Company may also require the Client to reset Access Data or complete additional verification procedures before restoring access to the Account, and may delay such restoration until it is satisfied that the security risk has been adequately addressed.

16. Suspension and investigative actions

16.1 Right to suspend or restrict the account

16.1.1 If the Company reasonably believes or suspects that unlawful, abusive, improper, or harmful activity may have occurred in connection with the Client's Account, the Company may take any action it considers necessary to investigate the matter and to comply with Applicable Regulations.

16.1.2 Such activity may include, without limitation:

  • a) suspected market abuse or market manipulation
  • b) fraud or attempted fraud
  • c) financial crime, including money laundering or terrorist financing
  • d) breaches of this Agreement or
  • e) any activity that may expose the Company to legal, regulatory, or reputational risk.

16.2 Investigative measures

16.2.1 In such circumstances, the Company may, to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations:

  • a) suspend or restrict access to the Account
  • b) restrict or suspend trading activity
  • c) freeze or hold funds in the Account where permitted
  • d) request additional information or documentation from the Client and
  • e) take any other actions reasonably necessary to investigate the matter.

16.3 Reporting and regulatory compliance

16.3.1 Where required or permitted by Applicable Regulations, the Company may report Suspected activity to competent authorities, regulators, law enforcement agencies, or financial institutions and the Client acknowledges that the Company may be prohibited from disclosing such reporting to the Client.

16.3.2 The Company shall not be liable to the Client for any loss resulting from actions taken in good faith under this clause.

16.4 Inactive and dormant accounts

The Company may classify a Client's Account as inactive or dormant where there has been no trading activity or other activity on the Account for a period determined by the Company. The Company may take reasonable measures in respect of an inactive or dormant Account, including restricting certain Account functions or requiring the Client to complete verification or reactivation procedures before resuming activity. The Client may contact the Company at any time to request reactivation of an inactive or dormant Account, subject to the Company's applicable procedures and regulatory requirements.

17. Services and order execution

17.1 Scope of services

17.1.1 Subject to Applicable Regulations and the terms of this Agreement, the Company may provide the following services to the Client:

  • a) provide access to Trading Platforms
  • b) receive, transmit, and execute Orders
  • c) open, maintain, and administer Accounts
  • d) provide statements, confirmations, and reporting, including reporting to regulators where required by Applicable Regulations
  • e) execute transactions as principal or as agent, as applicable and
  • f) provide access to leveraged trading in over-the-counter derivatives, spot foreign exchange and other financial instruments permitted under the Licence.

17.1.2 The availability of any Product or Service may depend on your client classification, jurisdiction, onboarding outcome, appropriateness status, margin profile, platform eligibility, and the Company's then-current product offering.

17.1.3 The Company may impose product-specific terms, order size limits, position limits, trading hours, market access restrictions, leverage limits, hedging restrictions, close-only modes, or other conditions in relation to particular Products or Services, as notified through the Website, Trading Platform, Product Specifications or other communication channel used by the Company.

17.1.4 The Company may provide the Services itself or through approved affiliates, third-party technology providers, liquidity providers, execution venues, settlement agents, or other service providers, provided that the Company remains responsible to the extent required under Applicable Regulations.

17.1.5 The Company may decline to offer any particular Product or Service, impose trading limits or eligibility criteria, or discontinue any Product or Service at any time where reasonably necessary for legal, regulatory, risk management, commercial, operational, or systems reasons, subject to Applicable Regulations.

17.1.6 Unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing, the Company is not obliged to accept any Order, to quote continuously, to maintain any Product or market, or to keep any Trading Platform or feature available at all times.

18. Execution-only services

18.1 No investment advice

18.1.1 The Company provides its services on an execution-only basis unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing and permitted under the Licence, and does not assess the suitability of any transaction and does not provide ongoing monitoring, and any appropriateness assessment (where required) is conducted on a non-ongoing basis in accordance with Applicable Regulations. The Company does not generally provide advisory services unless separately agreed in writing.

18.1.2 The Company does not provide investment advice, personal recommendations, portfolio management, or discretionary management services, and any information or material provided is for general informational purposes only and does not take into account the Client's personal circumstances.

18.2 Market information

18.2.1 Any market commentary, educational materials, analysis, or research provided by the Company is for informational purposes only and is not prepared in accordance with legal requirements designed to promote the independence of investment research.

18.2.2 Such information does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to enter into any transaction, nor does it take into account the Client's personal circumstances, objectives or financial situation.

18.2.3 The Company is under no obligation to update any market commentary, educational material, analysis or research, and any such material may be withdrawn or amended at any time without notice.

18.2.4 The Client acknowledges that educational materials, market commentary, webinars, platform tools, analytics, trade ideas, signals, news feeds, calculators, or similar content may be generic, automated, delayed, incomplete, or based on assumptions that do not reflect the Client's circumstances or current market conditions.

19. Role of the company (principal or agent)

19.1 Execution capacity

19.1.1 Depending on the Product and the execution model, the Company may act as:

  • a) principal (counterparty) to the Client's transaction or
  • b) agent, including matched principal,

as permitted by Applicable Regulations and as described in the Company's Website, Trading Platform or Product Specifications and the Client expressly consents to the Company acting in any such capacity where permitted by Applicable Regulations.

19.2 Conflicts of interest

19.2.1 Where the Company acts as counterparty, the Client acknowledges that conflicts of interest may arise, including situations where the Company's interests may be adverse to those of the Client.

19.2.2 For example, the Company may benefit where the Client incurs trading losses.

19.2.3 The Company manages such conflicts in accordance with its Conflicts of Interest Policy.

19.2.4 The Client acknowledges and accepts that the Company may earn revenues from spreads, commissions, mark-ups, mark-downs, or other charges in connection with transactions.

19.2.5 Where the Company acts as principal, the Client may not have any rights against the issuer of the underlying asset, any exchange, or any person connected with the Underlying Market, and the Client's rights will generally be only against the Company in accordance with this Agreement and Applicable Regulations.

20. Order execution and best execution

20.1 Order execution policy

20.1.1 The Company executes Orders in accordance with its Order Execution Policy, as amended from time to time, and in accordance with Applicable Regulations and shall take all reasonable steps to obtain the best possible result for the Client taking into account price, costs, speed, likelihood of execution and settlement, size, nature or any other relevant consideration, including where the Company acts as principal. The Company shall monitor the effectiveness of its execution arrangements and Order Execution Policy and shall review them on a regular basis in accordance with Applicable Regulations.

20.1.2 By entering into this Agreement, the Client acknowledges and accepts the Company's Order Execution Policy.

20.1.3 Where the Client gives the Company a specific instruction in relation to an Order or aspect of an Order, the Company may execute the Order in accordance with that instruction, and the specific instruction may prevent the Company from taking the steps it would otherwise have taken to obtain the best possible result for the Client in respect of the elements covered by that instruction.

20.2 Pricing and execution factors

20.2.1 The Client acknowledges that the price at which an Order is executed may differ from prices available on an Underlying Market, including due to the Company acting as principal or due to the nature of over-the-counter trading.

20.2.2 Such differences may arise due to:

  • a) spreads
  • b) liquidity conditions
  • c) latency
  • d) execution model or
  • e) other factors described in the Order Execution Policy or disclosed on the Company's Website or Trading Platform.

20.2.3 The Company may aggregate and allocate Orders only where permitted by Applicable Regulations and in accordance with its Order Execution Policy.

20.2.4 The Company's best execution obligation does not mean that the Company owes any duty to provide the best terms available in the market in every instance, but that it will act in accordance with Applicable Regulations, its execution arrangements and the applicable execution factors.

20.2.5 Where the Company executes transactions as principal in an over-the-counter market, best execution may be satisfied by reference to the Company's pricing, execution methodology, liquidity arrangements, spreads, speed, likelihood of execution and settlement, size, nature, market impact, or any other factors relevant under Applicable Regulations and the Company's Order Execution Policy, including where the Company acts as principal.

20.2.6 The Client acknowledges that outside a trading venue, prices may be quoted by the Company or derived from one or more external or internal sources and may not correspond to the best bid or offer available on any exchange, venue or data source at a particular time.

21. Quotes

21.1 Nature of quotes

21.1.1 Quotes provided on the Trading Platform may be indicative or tradable, depending on the Product and the functionality of the Trading Platform, and the Company shall not be obliged to execute any Order at an indicative price.

21.1.2 Any quote, price, or market data displayed or made available by the Company is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to enter into a transaction at that price.

21.1.3 A transaction shall only be formed when the Company accepts and executes the Client's Order, and the execution price may differ from the price displayed at the time the Order was placed.

21.1.4 Prices may be derived from third-party liquidity providers, market makers, or other external sources, and the Company does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or availability of such pricing at any given time.

21.2 Changes to trading conditions

21.2.1 The Company may adjust spreads, pricing parameters, trading conditions, or margin requirements in response to:

  • a) market conditions
  • b) liquidity constraints, or
  • c) the Company's risk management requirements,

subject to Applicable Regulations.

21.3 Pricing during market disruptions

21.3.1 Where an Underlying Market is closed, suspended, or illiquid, pricing may be derived from alternative market sources, including internal pricing models or liquidity providers.

21.3.2 In such circumstances, prices may include a premium or discount relative to prices previously observed in the Underlying Market, and the Client acknowledges that such pricing may differ materially from prices available in normal market conditions.

21.3.3 The Company will act reasonably and in good faith when determining prices, spreads, trading conditions or execution constraints during market disruption, having regard to Applicable Regulations, available market information and the Company's risk management framework.

21.4 Slippage and execution risk

21.4.1 Due to market volatility, latency, liquidity constraints, or other factors, Orders may be executed at a price different from the price requested or displayed at the time of submission (' Slippage' ).

21.4.2 Slippage may be positive or negative and is a normal feature of financial markets, particularly in fast-moving or illiquid conditions.

21.4.3 The Client acknowledges and accepts the risk of Slippage and agrees that the Company shall not be liable for any resulting differences in execution price.

22. Orders and instructions

22.1 Client responsibility for orders

22.1.1 The Client is responsible for ensuring that all Orders submitted are accurate and complete, including the size, instrument, direction, and any applicable parameters, and the Company shall not be responsible for any errors or omissions in Orders submitted by the Client.

22.1.2 The Company may act on Orders transmitted electronically, through the Trading Platform, through approved APIs, or through other communication methods accepted by the Company from time to time, subject to its verification and operational procedures.

22.1.3 The Company shall use reasonable efforts to execute Orders promptly but does not guarantee execution timing, execution price, or that an Order will be executed in full or at all.

22.2 Refusal or cancellation of orders

22.2.1 The Company may refuse, reject, cancel, or delay the execution of an Order where:

  • a) required by Applicable Regulations
  • b) execution is not reasonably possible or
  • c) execution would create undue operational, legal, or market risk, including where:
    • i) there is a manifest error in price or quotation
    • ii) there are abnormal market conditions or extreme volatility
    • iii) there is a system error, interruption, or technical failure or
    • iv) the Company reasonably suspects abusive trading practices, including but not limited to latency arbitrage or market manipulation.

The Company shall not be under any obligation to accept, execute, or complete any Order and may determine, in its sole discretion subject always to Applicable Regulations, whether market conditions or operational constraints permit execution.

22.2.2 The Company may also refuse to accept or execute an Order where the Client does not have sufficient available funds or margin, where the Order exceeds applicable limits, where the relevant market or Product is unavailable, where the instruction is unclear or incomplete, or where execution would otherwise be inconsistent with this Agreement, the Website, the Trading Platform, Product Specifications, or Applicable Regulations.

22.2.3 The Company may treat Orders placed through the Access Data, Trading Platform or any agreed communication channel as valid and binding instructions from the Client unless and until the Company is notified otherwise and has had a reasonable opportunity to act on that notification.

22.2.4 Orders may be executed in whole or in part depending on market conditions and available liquidity, and any executed portion shall be binding on the Client.

22.2.5 Where an Order is unclear, incomplete, or contains conflicting instructions, the Company may decline to execute the Order or may execute it based on what it reasonably believes to be the Client's intended instruction.

22.2.6 The Company may aggregate the Client's Orders with those of other clients or with its own orders where it reasonably believes that such aggregation will not operate to the Client's overall disadvantage, in accordance with Applicable Regulations.

22.2.7 The Company shall not be liable for any loss arising from any delay in execution, rejection, or failure to execute an Order, except where such loss results from the Company's gross negligence, wilful misconduct, or as otherwise required by Applicable Regulations.

22.3 Confirmation and cancellation

22.3.1 An Order or transaction may be irrevocable once received or executed, depending on the Product, platform functionality, market conditions and Applicable Regulations.

22.3.2 A request to amend or cancel an Order shall only be effective if received by the Company in sufficient time and in circumstances where the Order has not been executed, is capable of being amended or cancelled, and such amendment or cancellation is permitted by Applicable Regulations and the relevant market conditions.

22.4 Order receipt and acceptance

22.4.1 An Order shall only be considered received when it is recorded by the Company's systems, as evidenced by the Trading Platform, server logs, or other system records maintained by the Company.

22.4.2 An Order shall only become binding once it has been accepted and executed by the Company.

22.4.3 The Company shall not be liable for any delay, failure, or inability to receive, process, or execute an Order due to system limitations, market conditions, or other factors beyond its reasonable control, except where required by Applicable Regulations.

22.5 Execution risks and no liability

22.5.1 The Client acknowledges that execution of Orders is subject to market conditions, liquidity availability, system performance, and operational constraints, and that execution may be delayed, rejected, or executed at a different price than requested.

22.5.2 Without limitation to any other provision of this Agreement, the Company shall not be liable for any Loss arising from:

  • (a) delays in execution
  • (b) failure to execute an Order
  • (c) execution at a different price than requested, or
  • (d) actions taken by liquidity providers, execution venues, or third-party service providers,

except where such Loss arises directly from the Company's fraud, wilful misconduct, or as otherwise required by Applicable Regulations.

22.6 Order handling and priority

22.6.1 The Company shall not be obliged to act on any Order in the sequence received and may prioritise, delay, or aggregate Orders where it reasonably considers it appropriate, taking into account market conditions, system capacity, and Applicable Regulations.

23. Manifest error and abusive trading

23.1

The Company reserves the right to void, amend, or cancel any transaction that it reasonably believes to contain or be based on a manifest or obvious error (' Manifest Error' ) and such determination shall be binding on the Client, absent manifest error by the Company.

23.1.1 The Company may also adjust or reprice any transaction to reflect the price that would have applied in the absence of the Manifest Error.

23.2

In determining whether a Manifest Error has occurred, the Company may consider:

  • (a) prevailing market conditions
  • (b) pricing from liquidity providers
  • (c) system or data errors, and
  • (d) any other relevant information.

23.3

The Company may void, close, or amend any transaction where it reasonably believes that the Client has engaged in latency arbitrage, price manipulation, or exploitation of system errors.

23.4

The Company may suspend, restrict, or terminate the Client's Account where it reasonably suspects abusive trading practices, including but not limited to:

  • (a) market abuse
  • (b) manipulation
  • (c) arbitrage exploitation or
  • (d) any activity deemed harmful to the Company or its Liquidity Providers.

23.5

The Company shall not be liable for any loss resulting from actions taken under this Clause, except where required by Applicable Regulations.

23.6

Where reasonably practicable, the Company will notify the Client of any action taken under this Clause, but failure to provide such notification shall not affect the validity of such action.

24. Platform time, logs and evidence

24.1 System records

24.1.1 The Trading Platform's time records and server logs may be used to determine the sequence, timing, and parameters of Orders and transactions, and shall constitute prima facie evidence of such matters, to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations.

25. Statements and confirmations

25.1 Trade confirmations

25.1.1 The Company shall provide confirmations of executed transactions through the Trading Platform, Account, or other electronic means.

25.1.2 Such confirmations shall include details of the transaction, including price, size, instrument, and time of execution, as available.

25.2 Account statements

25.2.1 The Company may provide periodic account statements summarising account activity, positions, balances, and transactions.

25.2.2 Statements may be provided electronically and made available through the Trading Platform or Account.

25.3 Client review obligation

25.3.1 The Client must review all confirmations and statements promptly upon receipt.

25.3.2 The Client must notify the Company in writing of any error, omission, or discrepancy within five (5) Business Days of receipt.

25.4 Binding effect

25.4.1 In the absence of timely notification under Clause 25.3, all confirmations and statements shall be deemed accurate, final, and binding on the Client, except in the case of Manifest Error.

25.5 Records

25.5.1 The Company's records, including platform logs, server records, and system data, shall constitute prima facie evidence of transactions, balances, and account activity, to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations.

26. Margin, leverage and mandatory close-out

26.1 Margin trading

26.1.1 Many Products offered by the Company are traded on a margin basis and may involve the use of leverage, which amplifies both potential profits and losses.

26.1.2 Margin trading allows the Client to open positions that are larger than the funds deposited in the Account, and therefore exposes the Client to a higher level of risk.

26.1.3 The Client must maintain sufficient margin in the Account at all times to support open positions, and is responsible for monitoring the Account and margin levels on a continuous basis.

26.1.4 The Client acknowledges that it is solely responsible for ensuring that sufficient funds are maintained in the Account at all times to meet applicable margin requirements.

26.1.5 The applicable margin requirements for each Product are set out on the Company's Website, Trading Platform or Product Specifications, and may be amended from time to time in accordance with Applicable Regulations and the Company's risk management policies, including without prior notice where reasonably necessary.

26.2 Margin calls and stop-out

26.2.1 If the Client's available margin falls below the required margin level, the Company may issue a margin call requesting the Client to deposit additional funds, but is not obliged to do so. The Client acknowledges that the Company is under no obligation to make a margin call and may take action without prior notice.

26.2.2 The Company is not obliged to provide a margin call before taking action to protect its exposure, and any margin call provided is for information purposes only.

26.2.3 Where the Client's margin level falls below the applicable stop-out threshold, the Company may, at its discretion and without prior notice where necessary:

  • a) close or partially close open positions
  • b) restrict further trading, or
  • c) take any other action necessary to reduce the Company's risk exposure, including liquidating positions in any order it deems appropriate, including in circumstances involving market disruption, pricing anomalies, system errors, or other conditions that may affect the integrity of pricing or execution.

26.2.4 Positions may be closed automatically by the Trading Platform once the stop-out level is reached, without further notice to the Client.

26.2.5 The applicable margin call levels and stop-out thresholds are set out on the Trading Platform or Website, and may be amended from time to time.

26.2.6 The Company may close, partially or fully, any open positions at any time where it considers it necessary to manage risk, ensure compliance with margin requirements, or protect its financial exposure.

26.2.7 The Client is solely responsible for monitoring margin levels, equity, and Account status at all times, and the Company shall not be liable for any losses arising from the Client's failure to do so.

26.2.8 The Company's rights under this Clause are without prejudice to any rights it may have under this Agreement in relation to Manifest Error, Abusive Trading, or other circumstances affecting the validity or integrity of transactions.

26.3 Changes to leverage

26.3.1 The Company may change the leverage available to the Client at any time based on:

  • a) the type of Product
  • b) market volatility or liquidity conditions
  • c) the Client's classification, or
  • d) Applicable Regulations,

and such changes may be applied immediately where reasonably necessary to manage risk.

26.3.2 The Company may also adjust leverage limits as part of its risk management policies, including on an account-wide or product-specific basis.

26.3.3 Where permitted by the Company, Clients may request changes to leverage through the Trading Platform, subject to the Company's approval and any applicable limits or conditions imposed by the Company.

27. Trading limits and risk controls

27.1 Position limits.

The Company may impose limits on the size, number, or exposure of positions that the Client may hold, whether on an individual Product, account-wide, or other basis, as determined by the Company from time to time.

27.2 Risk controls.

The Company may, at its discretion, restrict trading, reduce exposure, refuse Orders, or close positions where it considers such action necessary for risk management purposes.

27.3 Regulatory compliance.

The Company may take any action it reasonably considers necessary to comply with Applicable Regulations, including restricting access to the Trading Platform, limiting activity, or closing positions.

27.4 No liability.

The Company shall not be liable for any loss arising from actions taken in accordance with this Clause, except where required by Applicable Regulations.

27.5 Immediate effect.

Any action taken under this Clause may be applied immediately and without prior notice where the Company considers it reasonably necessary to manage risk.

28. Events of default and close-out

28.1 Events of default

Each of the following shall constitute an event of default (an 'Event of Default'):

  • a) failure to meet margin requirements or maintain sufficient funds in the Account
  • b) failure to pay any amount due under this Agreement when due
  • c) breach of any provision of this Agreement or any other applicable terms or policies
  • d) provision of false, misleading, or incomplete information
  • e) insolvency, bankruptcy, or the initiation of any insolvency or similar proceedings in respect of the Client
  • f) suspected or actual fraud, financial crime, market abuse, or abusive trading practices
  • g) failure to provide information or documentation required under Applicable Regulations, and/or

28.2 Rights upon event of default

Upon the occurrence of an Event of Default, the Company may, at its discretion and without prior notice where permitted by Applicable Regulations:

  • a) close, liquidate, cancel, or reverse any or all open positions
  • b) cancel, reject, or refuse pending Orders or future instructions
  • c) suspend, restrict, or terminate access to the Account or Trading Platform
  • d) convert balances into another currency at rates determined by the Company acting reasonably
  • e) set off any amounts owed by the Client against any amounts held by the Company
  • f) combine or consolidate Accounts
  • g) restrict or prohibit further trading activity
  • h) take any other action the Company reasonably considers necessary to protect its interests or to comply with Applicable Regulations:
  • h) take any other action the Company reasonably considers necessary to protect its interests or to comply with Applicable Regulations, and/or
  • i) exercise any right of set-off or combination of accounts in respect of any obligations owed by the Client to the Company.

28.3 Close-out and valuation

28.3.1 The Company may determine the value of positions and close-out prices in good faith and in accordance with:

  • a) prevailing market conditions
  • b) available liquidity
  • c) pricing sources available to the Company and
  • d) Applicable Regulations.

28.3.2 The Company may close positions in any order it deems appropriate, taking into account risk management considerations and market conditions.

28.4 No obligation and no liability

28.4.1 The Company is under no obligation to take any action under this Clause and may act at its discretion.

28.4.2 The Company shall not be liable for any Loss arising from any action taken under this Clause, except where such Loss arises directly from the Company's fraud, wilful misconduct, gross negligence, or as otherwise required by Applicable Regulations.

28.5 Survival

The rights of the Company under this Clause shall survive termination of this Agreement.

29. Systems and technology risks

29.1 System risks.

The Client acknowledges that the Trading Platform, systems, and related infrastructure may be subject to delays, failures, interruptions, or other technical issues.

29.2 Connectivity.

The Company shall not be responsible for any losses resulting from internet connectivity issues, latency, hardware failure, software malfunction, or other circumstances beyond the Company's reasonable control.

29.3 Platform availability.

The Company does not guarantee that the Trading Platform or any related systems will be available at all times or operate without interruption.

29.4 Data accuracy.

Market data, pricing information, and other content provided through the Trading Platform may be delayed, inaccurate, or incomplete.

29.5 Third-party systems.

The Client acknowledges that the Trading Platform and pricing may rely on third-party systems, including liquidity providers and technology providers, and the Company is not responsible for failures or errors originating from such third parties.

29.6 No liability.

The Company shall not be liable for any loss arising from system failures, delays, interruptions, or data inaccuracies, except where required by Applicable Regulations.

30. Introducing parties

30.1 Independent relationship.

Any introducing broker, affiliate, or third party that introduces the Client to the Company (an 'Introducing Party') acts independently and is not an employee, agent, or representative of the Company unless expressly stated otherwise in writing.

30.2 No responsibility.

The Company shall not be responsible or liable for any advice, representation, statement, or conduct of any Introducing Party.

30.3 No authority.

An Introducing Party has no authority to bind the Company, enter into agreements on its behalf, or make any representations regarding the Company or its Services.

30.4 Client acknowledgment.

The Client acknowledges that any reliance on an Introducing Party is at the Client's own risk and that the Company shall have no responsibility for any Loss arising from such reliance.

30.5 Payments to introducing parties.

The Company may pay fees, commissions, or other remuneration to Introducing Parties, in accordance with Applicable Regulations and the Company's Conflict of Interest Policy.

31. Corporate actions, adjustments and product mechanics

31.1 Corporate events

31.1.1 Where a Product references an underlying asset that is subject to a corporate action or similar event, the Company may make adjustments to the Product or to the Client's positions in order to reflect the economic effect of such event.

31.1.2 Corporate actions may include, without limitation:

  • a) dividend payments
  • b) stock splits or reverse splits
  • c) share consolidations
  • d) rights issues
  • e) mergers, acquisitions, or takeovers
  • f) delistings or
  • g) any other event affecting the underlying asset, including any event determined by the Company to have a similar economic effect.

31.1.3 The Company may adjust, where appropriate:

  • a) the price of the Product
  • b) the size of the position
  • c) the margin requirements
  • d) the expiry date of the Product or
  • e) apply cash adjustments, or take any other action it reasonably considers necessary to reflect the economic effect of the relevant event.

31.1.4 Any such adjustments shall be made in accordance with information available on the Company's Website, Trading Platform or Product Specifications, the Company's policies, and Applicable Regulations, and may be applied without prior notice where reasonably necessary.

31.2 Rollover, swaps and financing

31.2.1 Where applicable, positions held overnight may be subject to financing charges or creditswhich may be positive or negative.

31.2.2 Such charges or credits may include:

  • a) swap or rollover charges
  • b) financing adjustments or
  • c) other carrying costs associated with holding a leveraged position, including adjustments reflecting interest rate differentials or liquidity conditions.

31.2.3 The applicable financing rates, calculation methodology, and any related adjustments will be disclosed in the Fee Schedule, Commission & Charges Disclosure, the Website, Trading Platform or Product Specifications, and may be displayed in indicative or real-time form.

31.2.4 Financing charges may change from time to time in response to market conditions, interest rate movements, or liquidity considerations, subject to Applicable Regulations, and such changes may be applied immediately where reasonably necessary.

31.3 Final determination. The Company's determination regarding corporate action adjustments, pricing adjustments, or financing calculations shall be made acting reasonably and in good faith and shall be binding on the Client, except in cases of manifest error.

31.4 The Company shall not be liable for any Loss arising from such determinations, provided that they are made in accordance with this Agreement and Applicable Regulations.

32. Client money and safeguarding

32.1 Treatment of client money

32.1.1 The Company will treat money received from the Client or held on behalf of the Client as Client Money where required by Applicable Regulations, and will segregate such Client Money from the Company's own funds in accordance with Applicable Regulations, including applicable CMA client money rules and safeguarding requirements.

32.1.2 The Company may hold Client Money in one or more segregated client bank accounts maintained with banks or other eligible financial institutions, in accordance with Applicable Regulations.

32.1.3 The Company may also place Client Money with third parties, including but not limited to:

  • a) intermediaries
  • b) settlement agents
  • c) clearing entities, or
  • d) liquidity providers,

where necessary to facilitate or execute transactions, in accordance with Applicable Regulations, and the Client acknowledges that such Client Money may be transferred to or held with such third parties in accordance with the legal and operational framework applicable to the relevant transaction, market, payment flow, clearing arrangement or custody chain and may, to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations, cease to benefit from the same segregation protections that apply while it is held by the Company as Client Money.

32.1.4 The Company will exercise reasonable care when selecting and monitoring such third parties, as required under Applicable Regulations, but shall not be liable for the acts, omissions, or insolvency of such third parties except where required by Applicable Regulations or where such loss arises from the Company's failure to comply with its regulatory obligations.

32.2 Risk of third-party institutions

32.2.1 The Client acknowledges that Client Money held with third-party institutions may be subject to the insolvency or default risk of those institutions, and that the Company does not guarantee the solvency of such institutions.

32.2.2 In the event of insolvency of a third party holding Client Money, the Client's funds may be treated in accordance with applicable insolvency laws and Applicable Regulations, and the Client may rank as an unsecured creditor in relation to such funds.

32.3 Interest on client money

32.3.1 Unless otherwise required by Applicable Regulations or expressly agreed in writing, the Company does not pay interest on Client Money held on behalf of the Client.

32.3.2 Any interest earned on Client Money held in client accounts may be retained by the Company, unless otherwise required by Applicable Regulations, and the Client expressly waives any entitlement to such interest.

32.4 Ceasing to treat money as client money

32.4.1 Where the Client owes the Company amounts that are due and payable, the Company may to the extent expressly permitted by Applicable Regulations and after any required notice or procedural step, apply or transfer an amount equal to such due and payable obligation from Client Money to the extent lawfully permitted.

32.4.2 The Company may apply such funds to satisfy the Client's outstanding obligations, including any fees, charges, or trading losses.

32.5 Set-off

32.5.1 The Company may set off any amounts owed by the Client to the Company against any amounts owed by the Company to the Client, to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations, whether such amounts are present, future, actual, contingent, or prospective.

32.6 Unclaimed client money

32.6.1 If there has been no activity on the Client's Account for a continuous period of 3 years, and the Company is unable to contact the Client after taking reasonable steps, the Company may treat any remaining Client Money as unclaimed funds.

32.6.2 In such circumstances, the Company may deal with the unclaimed Client Money in accordance with Applicable Regulations and applicable law, which may include transferring the funds to the relevant authority or otherwise dealing with such funds in the manner required or permitted by law.

32.7 Nothing in this Clause 32 shall permit the Company to use, transfer, combine, pledge or otherwise deal with Client Money except as permitted by this Agreement and Applicable Regulations.

32.8 The Client acknowledges that the treatment of money, collateral, margin, settlement balances and realised profits or losses may differ depending on the Product, execution model, transaction lifecycle and Applicable Regulations.

33. Payments, deposits and withdrawals

33.1 General payment obligation

33.1.1 Any amounts owed by the Client to the Company are due immediately upon demand and must be paid in cleared funds in the currency specified by the Company, without set-off, counterclaim or deduction, except where required by Applicable Regulations.

33.1.2 All payments made by the Client to the Company must be free and clear of any deduction or withholding, unless such deduction or withholding is required by law.

33.1.3 If any deduction or withholding is required by law, the Client shall pay such additional amounts as necessary to ensure that the Company receives the full amount that would have been received in the absence of such deduction or withholding.

33.2 Deposits

33.2.1 The Client may deposit funds into the Account using the payment methods made available by the Company, which may include:

  • a) bank transfers
  • b) card payments or
  • c) third-party payment processors,

In each case subject to verification and compliance controls, and any limits or conditions imposed by the Company from time to time.

33.2.2 The Company may refuse deposits from third parties and may require that deposits originate from an account held in the Client's name in accordance with the return-to-source principle and Applicable Regulations, and the Client acknowledges that the Company may request evidence of ownership of the funding source.

33.2.3 The Company may delay, reject, or return a deposit where required to do so by:

  • a) identity verification requirements
  • b) fraud prevention measures
  • c) sanctions screening
  • d) AML/CFT/CPF controls or
  • e) Applicable Regulations,

and shall not be liable for any delay or failure in crediting funds where such actions are taken in accordance with this clause.

33.2.4 Deposits will only be credited to the Client's Account once cleared funds have been received by the Company, and the Company shall not be responsible for any delays caused by payment service providers or intermediaries.

33.2.5 The Company may impose limits on deposit methods, amounts, or frequency as part of its risk management or compliance framework.

33.3 Withdrawals

33.3.1 The Client may request withdrawals of available funds from the Account in accordance with the procedures specified by the Company, and subject to any minimum withdrawal amounts or processing requirements communicated by the Company.

33.3.2 Withdrawal requests will be processed typically within the same business day or next business day although this is indicative only and not guaranteed, subject to:

  • a) identity verification
  • b) security checks
  • c) compliance review, and
  • d) operational cut-off times.

33.3.3 The Company may apply a return-to-source approach, whereby funds are returned to the same payment method used for deposits (for example, card deposits refunded to the same card), unless prohibited by Applicable Regulations or the Company's policies, and may apply alternative withdrawal methods where necessary for compliance or operational reasons.

33.3.4 The Company may refuse or delay a withdrawal request where the Company reasonably suspects:

  • a) fraud
  • b) financial crime
  • c) breach of this Agreement, or
  • d) circumstances where the Company is required to do so under Applicable Regulations,

and the Company shall not be liable for any Loss resulting from such delay or refusal where acting in accordance with this clause.

33.3.5 The Client acknowledges that, once a withdrawal has been processed by the Company, the timing of receipt of funds may be affected by third-party institutions, including banks and payment service providers, and the Company shall not be responsible for any delays, charges, or processing times attributable to such third parties, including delays caused by the Client's bank.

33.3.6 The Company may deduct any amounts owed by the Client to the Company, including fees, charges, or losses, before processing a withdrawal request, to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations.

33.3.7 The Company may require that all margin obligations and open exposures are satisfied before processing withdrawals.

33.3.8 For the purposes of this Clause, 'free margin' means the amount of funds in the Account not required to maintain open positions or margin requirements, as determined by the Company in accordance with its systems and Applicable Regulations.

33.4 Chargebacks and reversals

33.4.1 If a deposit is reversed, cancelled, or subject to a chargeback, the Client remains liable for any associated fees or costs.

33.4.2 The Company may suspend or restrict the Account while investigating such circumstances, and may reverse any related transactions or profits derived from such deposits.

33.5 Currency conversion

33.5.1 Where the currency of the Client's deposit, withdrawal, or transaction differs from the base currency of the Account or the Product currency, the Company may perform a currency conversion.

33.5.2 Currency conversions will be carried out at an exchange rate determined by the Company, which may include a spread or conversion fee, as disclosed in the Fee Schedule, Commission & Charges Disclosure, and such rate may differ from rates available in the underlying market.

33.5.3 The Client acknowledges that third-party institutions, including the Client's bank, payment service providers or intermediaries, may also perform currency conversions independently of the Company, and the Company shall not be responsible for any exchange rates applied, fees charged, or losses incurred as a result of such third-party conversions.

33.5.4 The Client acknowledges that currency conversion rates may fluctuate and that the Company shall not be liable for any Loss arising from currency conversion or exchange rate movements.

33.6 Refunds (return of funds)

33.6.1 The Company may return funds to the Client in circumstances including, but not limited to:

  • (a) failed or rejected deposits
  • (b) duplicate payments
  • (c) technical or processing errors, or
  • (d) where required due to legal, regulatory, AML/CFT/CPF or compliance obligations.

33.6.2 Refunds will generally be processed in accordance with the return-to-source principle and subject to verification and compliance checks.

33.6.3 The Company shall have no obligation to process a refund except where required by Applicable Regulations.

34. Fees, charges and taxes

34.1 Fees and charges

34.1.1 The Client must pay all applicable fees, commissions, spreads, financing charges, swap or rollover charges, inactivity fees where applicable, and any other costs associated with the Services or Products, including any third-party fees, payment processing fees, or external charges incurred in connection with the Client's Account.

34.1.2 Such fees and charges are set out in the Trading Platform, Website, Account, Product Specifications and/or Fee Schedule, Commission & Charges Disclosure, and may be presented in indicative or real-time format where applicable.

34.1.3 The Company may deduct applicable fees and charges directly from the Client's Account where permitted under this Agreement and Applicable Regulations, including without prior notice where reasonably necessary.

34.1.4 The Company may amend the applicable fees and charges from time to time. Any material changes will be notified in advance where required by Applicable Regulations to the Client through the Trading Platform, Account, or the Company's Website, and may take effect immediately where permitted by Applicable Regulations.

34.1.5 The Client acknowledges that spreads and other transaction costs may vary depending on market conditions, liquidity, and other factors, and are not fixed unless expressly stated otherwise.

34.2 Swap-free accounts and fair usage

34.2.1 Swap-free accounts are available to eligible Clients at the Company's sole discretion.

34.2.2 Swap-free accounts are intended for genuine trading activity only. Clients must not use swap-free accounts to obtain an unfair financial advantage from the absence of overnight swap, rollover or other financing charges. Prohibited practices include, without limitation, swap arbitrage, long-term position holding primarily to avoid financing costs, hedging abuse, and any systematic strategy designed to exploit the absence of financing charges.

34.2.3 The Company reserves the right to apply administrative holding charges to positions held beyond the applicable grace period. Grace periods and applicable charges may vary by asset class or instrument and may be amended by the Company from time to time.

If the Company determines, at its sole discretion, that a Client has engaged in abusive or prohibited activity, the Company may, without prior notice, take any or all of the following actions:

  1. reclassify the account as a swap-enabled account and apply standard swap charges going forward
  2. apply swap charges and financing costs retrospectively from the date on which the abusive activity is determined to have commenced, regardless of when such activity was detected
  3. deduct from the Client's account balance any financing costs avoided through the use of the swap-free account
  4. close any or all open positions as necessary to manage risk
  5. restrict or permanently withdraw the Client's access to swap-free account services.

34.2.4 The approval, continuation, suspension or withdrawal of swap-free status is at the Company's sole and absolute discretion. Any determination by the Company regarding abusive or prohibited activity shall be final and binding on the Client.

34.3 Taxes

34.3.1 The Client is solely responsible for any taxes, duties, levies, or other governmental charges arising in connection with the Client's trading activities or transactions, including any taxes arising from profits, losses, or currency conversions.

34.3.2 The Client is responsible for determining their own tax reporting obligations and for seeking independent tax advice where necessary, and the Company does not provide tax advice.

34.3.3 The Company may deduct or withhold taxes where required by applicable law or Applicable Regulations, including any withholding taxes imposed by relevant authorities.

34.3.4 The Client shall indemnify the Company for any taxes, penalties, or liabilities arising from the Client's failure to comply with applicable tax obligations, including any costs incurred by the Company in recovering such amounts.

34.3.5 All amounts payable by the Client under this Agreement shall be paid in full without any set-off, counterclaim, deduction or withholding, except where required by Applicable Regulations.

34.4 Disclosure of charges

34.4.1 The Company will make available to the Client, through the Website, Account, Trading Platform, Product Specifications, contract notes, account statements or other durable medium, such information regarding applicable charges and costs as is required by Applicable Regulations.

35. Conflicts of interest

35.1 Conflicts of interest policy

35.1.1 The Company maintains and applies a Conflicts of Interest Policy designed to identify, prevent, manage, and disclose conflicts of interest that may arise in connection with the provision of the Services, in accordance with Applicable Regulations.

35.1.2 Conflicts of interest may arise, for example, where:

  • a) the Company acts as counterparty (principal) to the Client's transactions
  • b) the Company receives commissions, spreads, or other remuneration in connection with transactions, or
  • c) the Company receives inducements or benefits from third parties, including from liquidity providers, affiliates, or other service providers.

35.2 Management of conflicts

35.2.1 The Company will take reasonable steps to identify and manage conflicts of interest in accordance with its Conflicts of Interest Policy and Applicable Regulations.

35.2.2 Where the organisational or administrative arrangements established by the Company to manage conflicts of interest are not sufficient to ensure, with reasonable confidence, that risks of damage to the Client's interests will be prevented, the Company shall clearly disclose the nature and/or sources of such conflicts to the Client before undertaking business on its behalf, in accordance with Applicable Regulations.

35.2.3 The Company may receive fees, commissions, spreads, mark-ups, mark-downs, or other remuneration from transactions executed with or for the Client, and such amounts may be retained by the Company unless otherwise required by Applicable Regulations.

35.3 Client acknowledgement

35.3.1 By entering into this Agreement, the Client acknowledges that conflicts of interest may arise and consents to the Company operating in accordance with its Conflicts of Interest Policy, subject to Applicable Regulations, including where the Company acts as principal or receives remuneration from third parties.

35.3.2 The Client acknowledges and agrees that the existence of a conflict of interest shall not, in itself, give rise to any liability on the part of the Company, provided that the Company has acted in accordance with its Conflict of Interest Policy and Applicable Regulations.

35.4 Introducing parties and third parties

Conflicts of interest involving Introducing Parties shall be managed in accordance with the Company's Conflict of Interest Policy and Clause 30 of this Agreement.

36. Complaints and dispute resolution

36.1 Complaints

36.1.1 The Company maintains a Complaints Handling Procedure designed to ensure that complaints are handled fairly, consistently, and promptly, in accordance with Applicable Regulations.

36.1.2 The Client may submit a complaint through the communication channels specified in the Complaints Handling Procedure, including the Account, designated email address, or any other channel notified by the Company from time to time.

36.1.3 The Company will investigate and respond to complaints in accordance with its Complaints Handling Procedure and Applicable Regulations, within the timeframes prescribed under Applicable Regulations.

36.1.4 Where applicable, the Company may provide information regarding the Client's right to escalate a complaint to the relevant regulatory authority.

36.1.5 Submission of a complaint does not, by itself, suspend the Client's obligations under this Agreement, including margin obligations or risk-management responsibilities, unless the Company expressly agrees otherwise or Applicable Regulations require otherwise.

36.2 Governing law

36.2.1 Subject to any mandatory requirements under Applicable Regulations, this Agreement and any non-contractual obligations arising out of or in connection with it shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the United Arab Emirates.

36.3 Jurisdiction

36.3.1 Subject to Applicable Regulations, the Client agrees that the courts of Dubai, United Arab Emirates, shall have jurisdiction to settle any dispute arising out of or in connection with this Agreement.

36.3.2 Nothing in this clause limits the Company's right to bring proceedings in any other jurisdiction where permitted by law.

37. Liability, indemnity and force majeure

37.1 Limitation of liability

37.1.1 Nothing in this Agreement excludes or limits any liability that cannot be excluded or limited under Applicable Regulations or applicable law, including liability for fraud, wilful misconduct, or gross negligence where such standards apply.

37.1.2 Subject to clause 37.1.1 and to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations, the Company shall not be liable for:

  • a) any indirect, incidental, or consequential losses, including loss of profit, loss of opportunity, or loss of anticipated gains
  • b) losses arising from market movements or the Client's trading decisions
  • c) actions or omissions of Underlying Markets, liquidity providers, or other third parties
  • d) failures or interruptions of third-party systems, telecommunications networks, or internet services, or
  • e) temporary Trading Platform outages or technical disruptions, including delays in execution or transmission of Orders.

37.1.3 The Company shall only be liable for losses suffered by the Client where such losses are directly caused by the Company's gross negligence or wilful misconduct, to the extent such standards apply under Applicable Regulations, and in all cases limited to the amount of direct Loss suffered by the Client.

37.1.4 To the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations, the Company shall not be liable for any Loss arising from:

  • a) the Client's use of the Trading Platform
  • b) reliance on any information provided by the Company or
  • c) any delays or failures in the execution of Orders caused by factors outside the Company's control.

37.1.5 To the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations, the Company's total aggregate liability shall not exceed the amount of funds held in the Client's Account at the time the relevant claim arose.

37.2 Indemnity

37.2.1 The Client agrees to indemnify and hold the Company harmless from and against any Losses arising from or relating to:

  • a) the Client's breach of this Agreement
  • b) misuse of the Trading Platform or Services
  • c) unlawful or improper conduct by the Client or
  • d) any misrepresentation or inaccurate information provided by the Client,

including any costs, expenses, or legal fees incurred by the Company in connection with such matters.

37.2.2 This indemnity applies to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations, and shall survive termination of this Agreement.

37.3 Force majeure

37.3.1 The Company shall not be responsible for any failure, interruption, or delay in performing its obligations under this Agreement where such failure results from events beyond the Company's reasonable control, including any Force Majeure Event.

37.3.2 Such events may include, without limitation:

  • a) market disruptions or suspension of trading
  • b) power outages or telecommunications failures
  • c) cyber incidents or system failures
  • d) failure of third-party platforms, liquidity providers, or service providers
  • e) war, civil unrest, or acts of terrorism or
  • f) government actions, regulatory measures, or emergency orders
  • g) acts of God, natural disasters, or extreme weather conditions, or
  • h) any event or circumstance that materially affects the orderly operation of financial markets.

37.3.3 During a Force Majeure Event, the Company may take reasonable measures to manage risk and maintain operational stability, including suspending or modifying the provision of Services where necessary, and shall not be liable for any resulting Loss.

38. Data protection and privacy

38.1 Processing of personal data

38.1.1 The Company may collect and process personal data relating to the Client for purposes including:

  • a) account opening and onboarding
  • b) identity verification and due diligence
  • c) providing the Services
  • d) compliance monitoring and risk management
  • e) fraud prevention and
  • f) regulatory reporting and compliance with Applicable Regulations, including compliance with applicable data protection laws in the United Arab Emirates.

38.1.2 The Client acknowledges that such processing may be necessary for the Company to comply with its legal and regulatory obligations, and may include automated processing, and profiling for risk assessment purposes, where permitted by Applicable Regulations.

38.2 Data sharing

38.2.1 The Company may share the Client's personal data with third parties where necessary and permitted by Applicable Regulations, including:

  • a) service providers such as identity verification providers and payment processors
  • b) professional advisers (including legal, compliance, and audit advisers)
  • c) financial institutions or liquidity providers, and
  • d) regulators, law enforcement authorities, or governmental bodies,

including entities located outside the United Arab Emirates where necessary for the provision of Services or compliance with Applicable Regulations.

38.2.2 Such sharing will occur only where necessary for the provision of Services or for compliance with Applicable Regulations, and subject to appropriate safeguards where required by Applicable Regulations.

38.3 Marketing preferences

38.3.1 The Company may send the Client marketing communications only where permitted by Applicable Regulations.

38.3.2 Marketing communications will be sent in accordance with the Client's communication preferences, and where required by law, only where the Client has provided consent, and the Client may opt out of such communications at any time.

38.4 Privacy policy

38.4.1 The Company's Privacy Policy explains how personal data is collected, used, stored, and protected, including:

  • a) the purposes of processing
  • b) data retention periods, and
  • c) the Client's data protection rights.

38.4.2 The Privacy Policy forms part of this Agreement and is incorporated by reference, as amended from time to time.

39. Termination

39.1 Termination by the client

39.1.1 The Client may request the closure of the Account and termination of this Agreement at any time, subject to Applicable Regulations.

39.1.2 Such termination is subject to:

  • a) the settlement of all outstanding obligations
  • b) the closing of any open positions, and
  • c) compliance with any applicable legal or regulatory restrictions,

and the Company may delay termination until such conditions are satisfied.

39.2 Suspension or termination by the company

39.2.1 The Company may suspend or terminate this Agreement and/or the Client's Account where permitted by Applicable Regulations, with or without prior notice where reasonably necessary.

39.2.2 This may occur, without limitation, where:

  • a) identity verification cannot be completed or maintained
  • b) the Client breaches this Agreement
  • c) the Company reasonably suspects fraud, financial crime, or market abuse
  • d) the Client becomes insolvent or subject to insolvency proceedings or
  • e) the Company determines that continuing the relationship presents legal, regulatory, operational, or risk concerns,

or where required by Applicable Regulations or a competent authority.

40. Assignment

40.1

The Company may assign or transfer this Agreement to an affiliate or successor entity, where permitted by Applicable Regulations, including as part of a corporate restructuring, merger, or business transfer.

40.2

Where required, the Company will provide notice of such assignment, and the Client's continued use of the Services shall constitute acceptance of such assignment where permitted by Applicable Regulations.

40.3

The Client may not assign or transfer their rights or obligations under this Agreement without the prior written consent of the Company.

41. Amendments

41.1

The Company may amend this Agreement from time to time as permitted by Applicable Regulations, including for regulatory, operational, or commercial reasons.

41.2

Where required, the Company will notify the Client of such amendments and/or request acceptance through the Trading Platform or Account, or by other communication channels used by the Company.

41.3

Continued use of the Services after the effective date of an amendment shall constitute acceptance of the amended terms, to the extent permitted by Applicable Regulations, unless the Client notifies the Company otherwise within any applicable notice period.

42. Severability

42.1

If any provision of this Agreement is held to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain valid and enforceable.

43. Entire agreement

43.1

This Agreement, together with the documents incorporated by reference, constitutes the entire agreement between the Company and the Client in relation to the subject matter of the Agreement, and supersedes all prior discussions, negotiations, or agreements, whether written or oral.

43.2

It supersedes any prior agreements, understandings, or representations relating to the same subject matter.

44. Notices

44.1

The Company may deliver notices to the Client through electronic means, including:

  • a) email
  • b) the Account
  • c) the Trading Platform, or
  • d) other electronic communication channels used by the Company.

44.2

Notices shall be deemed received when sent to the Client's last known contact details or when posted to the Account or Trading Platform, and it is the Client's responsibility to ensure that their contact details remain accurate and up to date.

45. Waiver

45.1

No failure or delay by the Company in exercising any right, power or remedy under this Agreement shall operate as a waiver of that right, power or remedy.

45.2

No waiver by the Company of any breach of this Agreement shall be effective unless made in writing, and no waiver of any breach shall be deemed a waiver of any subsequent breach.

46. Rights of third parties

46.1

Except as expressly provided in this Agreement or where required by Applicable Regulations, a person who is not a party to this Agreement shall have no right to enforce any term of this Agreement.