Trust & Transparency

Risk Warning · Honest Disclosure

Forex and CFDs are high-risk products. This page explains the risks, the loss statistics, and what cashback does and does not change.

Forex and CFD trading is high-risk

Most retail traders lose money. Regulated brokers in the UK, EU and Australia routinely disclose that 65–85% of retail CFD accounts lose money over a 12-month period.

What cashback does and does not change

Cashback reduces your effective per-lot cost — it does not change market risk, leverage risk, slippage, gap risk, or the probability of losing capital.

Trade responsibly

• Use risk capital only — money you can afford to lose.
• Set a written daily loss limit and never average losers.
• Never trade with borrowed money.
• Take a break after losses. Tilt is the most predictable failure pattern.

FAQ

How risky is forex trading?

Most retail traders lose money. Industry disclosures from regulated brokers consistently report that 65–85% of retail accounts lose money on CFDs over a 12-month window.

Does cashback eliminate risk?

No. Cashback reduces your effective trading cost, but does not change market risk, leverage risk, or the probability of losing your capital.

Should I trade with money I cannot afford to lose?

No. Trade only with risk capital — money you can afford to lose without affecting your living costs, savings or obligations.