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Risk Disclosure

Last updated: 1 January 2026

Capital at risk. You may lose some or all of the money you invest or trade. Only commit funds that you can afford to lose.

1. Purpose of this disclosure

This Risk Disclosure is provided by Tarim ("Tarim", "we", "us") to help you understand the material risks associated with using the Platform and with trading crypto-assets, foreign exchange (forex) and stocks. It should be read together with our Terms of Service. It does not describe every possible risk, and you should not rely on it as a substitute for your own research or professional advice.

2. Capital at risk

The value of any investment or trading position can fall as well as rise. Losses can occur quickly and may exceed the amount you initially deposited, depending on the product and your account settings. There is no guarantee that you will recover any capital you invest.

3. Volatility of digital assets

Crypto-asset prices have historically been highly volatile and can change significantly within minutes. Digital assets may be affected by market sentiment, regulatory developments, technical failures, security incidents and changes in supply and demand. Prices may fall to zero, and some assets may become illiquid or cease to be supported.

4. Leverage and margin

Leveraged products magnify both gains and losses. A relatively small adverse price movement can result in losses larger than your deposit, and you may be required to add funds at short notice. Positions may be closed automatically if margin requirements are not met. You should only use leverage if you fully understand how it works and accept its consequences.

5. Automated and AI-assisted trading

Automated tools and models are based on historical data, assumptions and programmed rules. They may behave unexpectedly during unusual market conditions, may respond to incorrect or delayed data, and can continue to execute transactions while you are not monitoring them. Software errors, connectivity problems and model limitations can lead to losses. Automated features do not remove market risk.

6. Forex and stocks

Foreign exchange and equity markets can be affected by interest rate changes, political events, company announcements and macroeconomic data. Currency movements can reduce returns or increase losses for investors whose base currency differs from the instrument. Share prices can fall sharply, and dividends are not guaranteed.

7. Liquidity and execution

In stressed conditions, you may be unable to buy or sell an asset at the price you expect, or at all. Orders may be delayed, partially filled or executed at prices significantly different from those displayed. Slippage, spreads and fees can reduce the value of your positions.

8. Technology, cyber and operational risks

Trading relies on internet connections, third-party data feeds, exchanges and other infrastructure that may fail or be disrupted. Accounts may be targeted by phishing, malware, account takeover or other fraud. Losing access to your credentials or devices may result in losing access to your funds. You are responsible for maintaining good security practices.

9. Past performance and illustrative figures

Past performance, backtested results, simulated returns and calculator outputs are not reliable indicators of future results. Illustrative figures depend on assumptions about price movements, time periods and costs, and actual results may differ materially. No figure shown on the Platform should be read as a promise or guarantee of profit.

10. Regulatory and legal risks

Rules governing crypto-assets, leveraged trading and financial promotions are evolving and may change in ways that affect your ability to use the Platform or hold particular assets. Some products may not be suitable for all investors or may not be available in every jurisdiction. You are responsible for understanding the rules that apply to you.

11. Tax

The tax treatment of gains, losses and income from crypto-assets, forex and stocks depends on your personal circumstances and may change over time. You are responsible for determining and meeting your own tax obligations. We do not provide tax advice.

12. Your responsibilities

Before trading, you should consider your financial situation, investment objectives, knowledge and experience, and risk tolerance. Use only money you can afford to lose, diversify your holdings, set and review risk limits, and keep your security details private. If in doubt, seek independent advice from a suitably qualified professional.

13. Questions

If you have questions about this Risk Disclosure, contact us at [email protected] or call +44 20 7946 2478.