Risk Disclosure

1. Why we are telling you this

Deploying capital into a strategy through Qash Global means trading leveraged financial instruments in your own broker account. That activity can lose you money — including all of it. This document explains the risks plainly. Please read it before you deploy any capital.

It does not describe every risk. If anything here is unclear, or you are unsure whether this activity suits you, take independent advice before proceeding.

2. You can lose your entire deployed capital

The strategies listed on Qash Global trade instruments such as foreign exchange and contracts for difference. These are high-risk products. A strategy that performed well historically can lose money in changed conditions, and losses can accumulate quickly.

You should only deploy money you can afford to lose entirely without affecting your standard of living or your ability to meet your obligations. Never deploy borrowed money, money you need for essentials, or money you may need at short notice.

3. Leverage magnifies losses as well as gains

Leveraged trading means a small movement in the market produces a much larger movement in your account. Losses can exceed your initial deposit at some brokers, and a position can be closed out automatically if your account falls below the broker's margin requirement — crystallising a loss at the worst possible moment.

The leverage available to you, and whether negative balance protection applies, are set by your broker and by the rules of the jurisdiction you trade under. Check both before you fund your account.

4. Past performance does not predict future results

Every performance figure on this platform is a record of what has already happened. It is not a forecast, a projection or a promise. A strategy's track record — however long or however strong — tells you nothing reliable about what it will do next.

A track record may also cover a period whose market conditions no longer apply, and a strategy may be modified by its Strategy Provider at any time.

5. How we calculate the figures you see

So you can judge them properly, this is what our published figures actually mean:

• Performance is time-weighted. Deposits, withdrawals and fee sweeps are neutralised on the day they occur, so the curve reflects trading result rather than the timing of money moving in or out. This makes strategies comparable regardless of the capital behind them.
• Strategy performance is shown gross — before the profit split described in our Terms, and before any charge your broker applies. Your own net outcome will be lower.
• Figures are reconstructed from operations and closed trades observed at the strategy's master account. They are not simulated, hypothetical or back-tested.
• Precision Rate is the share of closed trades that realised a profit. A high precision rate is not the same as profitability — a strategy can win most of its trades and still lose money overall if the losses are larger than the wins.
• Maximum drawdown is the largest peak-to-trough fall in the performance curve over the period shown. It is a historical worst case, not a limit or a guarantee.
• A track record covers the period we have observed data for, which may be shorter than the strategy has existed.

Your own account will not match a strategy's published figures. When you deploy, when you top up, the prices your broker fills at, its spreads, swaps and commissions, and the profit split all cause your result to differ.

6. Qash Global does not control your trading

We hold read-only access to your account. We do not place, size, modify or close any trade, and we cannot intervene when a strategy is losing money. Decisions about how a strategy trades belong to its Strategy Provider; decisions about your capital belong to you.

If you want to stop, you do so at your broker. We cannot stop trading on your behalf.

7. Broker and counterparty risk

Your money sits with your broker, not with us. You are exposed to that broker's financial condition and conduct. If it becomes insolvent or fails to honour its obligations, you may lose funds regardless of how the strategy performed.

Whether any deposit protection or compensation scheme applies depends on the broker and where it is regulated. Check this before funding an account. Qash Global cannot compensate you for a broker's failure.

8. Strategy Provider risk

Strategies are operated by independent providers. Vetting reduces risk; it does not remove it. A provider may change its approach, take more risk than its history suggests, encounter conditions it handles badly, or cease operating. A strategy may be paused or retired at any time.

9. Technology and data risk

Copy execution, market data and our own reporting depend on systems that can fail. Connectivity loss, broker outages, platform maintenance or defects can cause trades to be missed, delayed or executed at prices different from those intended, and can delay or interrupt the figures we show you.

Reporting on this platform is not real-time trade confirmation. Your broker statement is the authoritative record of your account.

10. Settlement is not a guaranteed income

Your share of profit arises only where profit is actually settled. Weeks with no profit produce no share and no affiliate rebate. Nothing about the settlement cycle implies regular, predictable or recurring income.

The same applies to affiliate rebates: they depend entirely on whether referred users generate settled profit, which no one can promise. Any suggestion that this platform provides guaranteed income, a fixed return, or a reliable salary replacement is wrong, and — where it comes from an affiliate — is a breach of our Terms.

11. Tax

You are responsible for determining what tax applies to your trading results, settled earnings and affiliate rebates, and for reporting and paying it where you live. We do not provide tax advice and do not withhold tax on your behalf.

12. No advice and no suitability assessment

Qash Global does not provide investment advice or personal recommendations, and does not assess whether a strategy is suitable or appropriate for your circumstances, objectives, experience or financial position. Listing a strategy is not an endorsement of it.

The decision to deploy, how much to deploy, and when to stop, is yours alone.

13. Regulatory status

Qash Global is not a broker, does not hold client money, and does not operate a regulated investment product. Do not assume that using this service gives you access to a financial ombudsman, an investor compensation scheme, or the protections that apply to a regulated investment product.

14. Acknowledgement

By deploying capital through Qash Global you confirm that you have read this disclosure, that you understand you may lose all the capital you deploy, and that you accept that risk.