Trading Contracts for Difference (CFDs) involves risk. These are complex financial products that do not offer capital protection and can result in significant losses. Leverage may increase both potential profits and potential losses. Trading CFDs is not suitable for all individuals. It is important to understand the risks involved before engaging in such activities.

Purpose of This Document This notice provides a general overview of the key risks associated with CFD trading. It does not include all possible risks, and it is advisable to seek independent professional advice if necessary.

Key Risk Factors

1. Leverage Risk Leverage allows larger market exposure with a smaller initial investment. While it may increase profits, it also increases the potential for loss. Zuperior provides negative balance protection, ensuring losses do not exceed the account balance.

2. Counterparty Risk CFD transactions are conducted over-the-counter (OTC) and not through an exchange. As such, transactions are made directly with Zuperior. In the event of insolvency, open positions may be affected.

3. Market Risk Market prices can be impacted by a variety of external factors such as economic events, regulatory changes, or geopolitical developments. These events can cause significant and rapid price movements.

4. Volatility Risk Markets may experience high volatility, which can lead to substantial price fluctuations and impact the ability to open or close positions at expected prices.

5. Currency Risk Trading CFDs in a currency different from the account's base currency may expose the account to foreign exchange fluctuations, affecting final profits or losses.

6. Liquidity Risk Certain underlying instruments may become difficult to buy or sell, especially during periods of market disruption. This can lead to increased transaction costs or delayed execution.

7. Technical Risks Operational issues such as internet outages, system errors, or cyber incidents can affect the ability to place or manage trades effectively. It is recommended to use secure, stable technology and maintain up-to-date software.

8. Order Execution Orders are processed in the sequence received. If multiple orders are submitted in quick succession, subsequent orders may be rejected. Closing a window does not cancel an order unless confirmed by the system.

9. Communication Reliability Accurate and up-to-date contact information is necessary to ensure important updates are received. Communication delays may result in missed actions or notifications.

10. Market Disruptions During periods of extreme market movement, execution delays or order rejections may occur. Stop-loss orders may not be executed at the expected level.

11. Force Majeure Events Extraordinary events such as natural disasters, political unrest, or technological attacks can disrupt service availability. Zuperior does not accept responsibility for financial losses resulting from such events.

12. Slippage Slippage occurs when a trade is executed at a price different from the requested price, often during volatile conditions. This can result in a less favorable or more favorable execution.

13. Legal and Regulatory Risks Participants are responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable local laws and regulations. Zuperior is not responsible for any legal consequences of trading in jurisdictions where such activities are restricted.

14. Third-Party Risk Zuperior may utilize third-party service providers for certain operations. While diligence is applied, Zuperior is not liable for losses caused by third-party failures.

Additional Considerations

• Margin Requirements: It is necessary to maintain adequate funds to meet margin requirements. Inadequate balance may lead to automatic position closures.
• Ownership Limitations: CFDs do not confer any ownership or legal rights over the underlying assets.
• Tax Considerations: Tax obligations vary based on jurisdiction. Professional tax consultation is advised.
• Impersonation Risk: Only communications from official Zuperior channels should be trusted to avoid fraud.

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Final Note It is essential to assess financial goals, experience, and risk tolerance before entering into CFD transactions. Where necessary, seek professional advice from qualified financial, legal, or tax specialists.