Risk Disclosure Policy

Risk Disclosure Policy

IUX Markets (MU) LTD (hereinafter the “Company”) is authorized by the Financial Services Commission of the Republic of Mauritius, with an Investment Dealer License with license number GB22200605. Its registered office is at 30 St Georges Street Port Louis 3rd Floor Manor House, Mauritius.

Risk Warning

Before participating in trading activities involving Contracts for Difference (CFDs), it is imperative to fully understand and accept that trading and investing inherently involve risk. Margin trading, in particular, carries significant risk to your capital, potentially leading to substantial losses, including the total loss of your invested capital. Margin trading is therefore not suitable for every investor, and you should carefully evaluate your risk tolerance and investment objectives.

Clients of IUX Markets must thoroughly comprehend all associated risks before engaging in trading activities. Clients must also acknowledge and accept all terms and conditions associated with the financial products offered, including corporate actions that may impact the value of such products. Additionally, clients should be aware of the risks and various factors influencing prices, exchange rates, and the value of investment products. 

IUX MARKETS strongly recommends that all clients carefully review this Risk Warning Policy, prior to opening a trading account. This Risk Warning Policy should be read in conjunction with the Client Agreement, Terms & Conditions, and IUX Markets‘ other applicable legal documents, which are available on the Company’s website.

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General Risk Factor

• Leverage

Margin trading carries a high level of risk to your invested capital, the change in rate may have an effect on the value, price, or income of the financial product you are holding. In CFD transactions, leverage enables clients to gain exposure to the underlying asset with a smaller initial investment, known as margin. However, this small deposit can result in significant losses or gains, as profits and losses can be amplified by even minor market movements. Clients may face substantial losses if their position moves against them. Transactions with high leverage are particularly vulnerable to changes in value due to slight fluctuations in the value or level of an underlying or related market factor. Prior to engaging in margin trading instruments, clients should only invest funds that they can afford to lose.

• Higher Margin Requirement

During the market’s high volatility period, including but not limited to, significant macroeconomic events, or news capable of significantly affecting the prices of financial instruments, trading conditions may change rapidly and unpredictably. These events may cause substantial risks for the trading environment, e.g., price fluctuations, delays in order execution, slippage, or rejection of orders. The Company may implement risk-control measures during these periods to safeguard Clients and the integrity of its trading environment.

In order to mitigate the potential risks, the Company may temporarily reduce the maximum leverage level available to the Client for new orders in accordance with the Part E Section 3 of the Client Agreement, and/or other applicable legal documents available on the Company’s official website.

The Company strongly advises Clients to regularly monitor Company announcements, news feeds, or internal notifications related to leverage adjustments. Clients should exercise caution when trading around high-impact events, and to review open positions before weekends, holidays, or major economic releases.

• No Advice

IUX Markets provides an execution-only trading service. We do not offer personalized investment advice or recommendations regarding trading positions or investment choices. We may provide clients with factual market information concerning transaction procedures, potential risk exposure, and general guidance on how to manage and mitigate risks associated with trading activities. Nevertheless, customers remain strongly advised to pursue independent financial advice.

• Costs and Charges

Our costs and charges are set out on our website. Before you begin to trade, you should obtain details of all our market information held on our website which contains all of our market information, commissions, and other charges for which you will be liable.

• Must Monitor Positions

It is your responsibility to closely monitor your positions during the period you have applied any orders or positions to your account, and you should always ensure you have access to your accounts during the period you have open contracts running. 

• Electronic Communications

We provide you with the opportunity to contact us through electronic means, such as email, live chat as available and/or applicable. This is usually a reliable means of communication, however there may be instances where you may experience technical issues that arise, including but not limited to the failure of your computer/mobile/digital device, weak internet connection, computer viruses, spyware, scareware, Trojan horses, worms or other malware that may affect Client’s computer or other equipment, any cyber-attack or any phishing, spoofing or other attack and therefore should not be entirely relied upon as a means of communication. If you choose to trade with us through electronic means, you should be aware that those electronic communications can fail, can be delayed, may not be secure and/or may not reach the intended destination.

• Our Products and Services

We offer execution-only services in relation to contracts across a wide range of underlying markets. Although the prices at which you open contracts are derived from the underlying market, the characteristics of our contracts can vary substantially from the actual underlying market or instrument. Full details of all of the contracts we offer are set out in the Client Agreement on our website.

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Investment Specific Risks

• Investing in Stock

When you invest in stocks on IUX MARKETS, you gain ownership of the underlying asset. This also entails exposure to the risks involved in stock investment.

• Investing in Cryptocurrencies CFDs

Since Cryptocurrency markets are decentralized and non-regulated, our Cryptocurrencies Trading Services are unregulated services. This implies that there is no central bank that can issue more money or take corrective action to protect the value of cryptocurrencies in a crisis. As a result, clients of IUX MARKETS who use our cryptocurrency trading services won’t be eligible for the protections offered to customers of regulated investment services. Customers of IUX MARKETS will continue to gain advantages from the regulations governing best execution, client money, and asset safety.

IUX MARKETS Clients using Cryptocurrencies Services will not benefit from the protections available to clients receiving regulated investment services. We will endeavor to enable you to benefit from rules relating to best execution and safekeeping of client assets.

Cryptocurrency markets are determined by demand and supply only. The Cryptocurrency market is a dynamic arena and its respective prices are often highly unpredictable and volatile. The Cryptocurrency prices are usually not transparent, highly speculative and susceptible to market manipulation. In the worst-case scenario, the product could be rendered worthless.

It is important to make a distinction between indicative prices which are displayed on charts and dealable prices which are displayed on our trading platform. Indicative quotes only give an indication of where the market is. Because Cryptocurrency markets are decentralized, meaning they lack a single central exchange where all transactions are conducted, each market maker may quote slightly different prices. Therefore, any prices displayed on any chart made available by us or by a third party will only reflect “indicative” prices and not necessarily actual “dealing” prices where trades can be executed.

Cryptocurrency trading is prone to being misused for illegal activities due to the anonymity of transactions and investors would be adversely affected if law enforcement agencies were to investigate any alleged illicit activities.

Accordingly, Cryptocurrencies should be seen as an extremely high-risk asset and you should never invest funds that you cannot afford to lose. Given the foregoing, Cryptocurrencies are not appropriate for all investors. You should not deal in these products unless you have the necessary knowledge and expertise, understand these products’ characteristics and your exposure to risk. You should also be satisfied that the product is suitable for you in light of your circumstances and financial position. In addition, use of our Services can never be considered a safe investment, rather, only an investment with a high risk of loss inherently associated with them.

Furthermore, our own spread is added to online quotes which makes a trade on our websites even more volatile.

The risk of loss in trading Cryptocurrencies can be substantial. You should, therefore, carefully consider whether such trading is suitable for you in light of your circumstances and financial resources. You should be aware that you may sustain a total loss of the funds in your account. If the market moves against your position, we may ask you to provide a substantial amount of additional margin funds on short notice, in order to maintain your position. If you do not provide the required funds within the time frame required by us, your position may be liquidated at a loss, and you will be liable for any resulting deficit in your account.

Newly issued Cryptocurrencies might carry additional risks you need to consider. Limited liquidity or difficulties to trade the asset after you’ve bought it. This means prices could be volatile, going up and down quickly, and liquidity may be limited, all depending on supply and demand. IUX MARKETS cannot control these external factors.

• Third-party Risks.

IUX Markets may, at its discretion, execute client orders and/or hold fiat currency or cryptocurrencies through third-party service providers. These third parties may include custodians, wallet providers, or liquidity facilitators that are not licensed banks and do not hold client assets as deposits within the meaning of applicable banking laws.

IUX Markets reserves the right to delist or cease support for any cryptocurrency at any time and for any reason, including regulatory developments, market conditions, or operational considerations. In such instances, any open orders or positions involving the affected cryptocurrency will be closed immediately and without prior notice.

• Investing in Forex and Commodities

While derivative instruments—such as Contracts for Difference—may be used to hedge or manage investment risk, they are complex financial products that carry a high level of risk and may not be appropriate for all investors. Certain trading strategies, including but not limited to “spread” positions or “straddle” strategies, may entail risks comparable to those associated with taking outright “long” or “short” positions. The use of such strategies does not guarantee reduced risk and may, in some instances, exacerbate potential losses.

Each derivative instrument presents a distinct risk profile, and the level of exposure associated with such instruments can vary significantly. Prior to engaging in any transaction, clients should carefully assess whether the product is suitable in light of their knowledge, experience, investment objectives, and financial situation.

In addition, clients should be aware of potential market gaps and abnormal price movements. Certain events—including geopolitical developments, macroeconomic data releases, or market-sensitive news—may occur outside standard trading hours or during periods of low liquidity (such as weekends or market openings). These factors can result in significant price gaps between the closing and opening levels of a market, which may trigger stop-loss orders at less favorable prices or cause substantial losses. 

• Off-Exchange Transactions in Derivatives

The products offered by IUX Markets are traded exclusively off-exchange, also referred to as “over-the-counter” (OTC) trading. When trading OTC with IUX Markets, you transact directly with us—we act as the principal to every transaction and are therefore your sole counterparty. As such, all positions opened with IUX Markets can only be closed and settled through us and not via any exchange.

While certain OTC markets may exhibit high levels of liquidity, trading in off-exchange or non-transferable derivatives may entail higher risk than trading on regulated exchanges. This is because such instruments are not listed or traded on formal exchanges, and there may be no secondary market available to close out an existing position.

Under certain market conditions—especially during periods of abnormal volatility or low liquidity—it may become difficult or impossible to exit an open position, assess its fair value, or accurately determine the extent of your risk exposure. Bid and offer prices may not be continuously quoted, and where they are, they are determined solely by the dealing counterparty (i.e., IUX Markets) or other market makers without any obligation to provide market depth or execution guarantees.

Clients should fully understand the implications of trading in OTC derivatives and should consider seeking independent financial advice before engaging in such transactions.

• Contracts for Difference 

Contracts for Difference (CFDs) are cash-settled derivative contracts that give you economic exposure to price movements in an underlying asset without conferring ownership of that asset. All CFD positions at IUX Markets are settled in cash; no physical delivery of the underlying ever occurs. Our current offering covers foreign-exchange and equity-index CFDs, and we do not facilitate CFD trading in individual shares.

CFDs are traded on margin, which introduces leverage. Leverage amplifies every price move in the underlying—favourable or otherwise—so a small market fluctuation can translate into a disproportionately large change in your account equity. Consequently, losses can accumulate rapidly and may exceed the funds you have deposited. For these reasons, CFD trading should be viewed as a high-risk activity suitable only for investors who fully understand the mechanics of margin trading and can absorb the possibility of significant, potentially immediate, capital loss.

• Risks

CFDs are margin-traded instruments. These products involve the use of leverage, which allows you to open positions of greater notional value by depositing only a portion of the total trade size as margin. While leverage can magnify potential gains, it also increases the risk of significant losses. Even minor price movements in the underlying market can lead to disproportionate changes in the value of your position.

CFDs are derivative instruments that are settled based on the difference between the opening and closing price of the contract. Trades may settle in a currency other than your base currency, which means your final profit or loss may be affected by exchange rate fluctuations.

These products are not suitable for all investors. You should ensure you fully understand the risks involved and seek independent advice if necessary.

• CFDs – General

Our Contracts for Difference (CFDs) are proprietary instruments and are not traded on any exchange. All prices and contractual terms are determined by us in accordance with our obligation to provide best execution, as outlined in our Order Execution Policy and other applicable legal documentation. When you open a CFD with us, you are entering into a bilateral contract with IUX Markets. These contracts are not transferable to any third party and may only be closed with us.

CFDs do not confer any rights in relation to the underlying asset, including ownership, delivery, or voting rights. However, all contracts entered into with IUX Markets are legally binding and enforceable by both parties.

You should not engage in trading margin products unless you fully understand the associated risks. This includes ensuring you have sufficient financial resources to meet margin obligations and potential losses in the event of adverse market movements, however unlikely you may consider them to be. Failure to maintain an adequate margin may result in the closure of positions and the realisation of losses.

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Trading Conditions Risks

• Volatility

You should be aware that prices of financial instruments can change rapidly, particularly during periods of high market volatility. Such price movements may occur during or outside of normal business hours and can lead to sudden and substantial changes in your account balance.

If your available funds are insufficient to maintain your open positions, your positions may be automatically closed once your account balance falls below the established close-out level. This could result in significant losses, including the loss of your entire invested capital.

Please note that the value of investments in financial instruments may rise or fall, and such movements are not always predictable. Any market information, analysis, or commentary provided by IUX Markets—whether in the form of graphs, historical data, or performance reports—does not constitute investment advice or a reliable indicator of future performance. Past performance is not a guarantee or indication of future results, and the value of financial instruments may become entirely worthless.

• Slippage

Slippage may occur when you open or close a position, resulting in a difference between the expected execution price and the actual price at which the order is filled. This may happen at any time, particularly during periods of high market volatility, rapid price movements, or reduced market liquidity.

Slippage is a normal and expected aspect of trading and does not inherently reflect a favourable or unfavourable outcome. The execution price may be better or worse than the price requested, depending on prevailing market conditions at the time the order is processed.

By trading with IUX Markets, you acknowledge that slippage may occur and accept that the Company shall not be held liable for any losses resulting from adverse price movements during the execution of orders.

• Currency

If you trade in instruments denominated in a currency other than your account’s base currency, any profits or losses will be affected by exchange rate fluctuations. Currency movements may increase or decrease the value of your positions and can have a material impact on your overall trading performance.

• Prices and Commissions

The prices we quote for our products may not always reflect prices available in the broader market. We determine pricing, margin requirements, and the periodic mark-to-market valuation of positions in client accounts at our sole discretion, in accordance with our internal policies and procedures.

While our pricing is generally derived from sources that reflect conditions in the interbank or underlying markets, it may differ from prices available to banks or other market participants. As a result, we retain discretion in setting margin requirements and in determining when and how margin calls are made.

Before commencing trading, you should review all relevant market information, including pricing methodology, commissions, and applicable fees, as published on our website. It is your responsibility to ensure you understand the full cost structure and trading conditions before entering into any transaction with us.

• Market Liquidity

The prices quoted by IUX Markets are generally reflective of the underlying market and are typically available up to a certain trade size. To ensure continued liquidity, particularly during periods of high demand or limited market depth, we may apply variable spreads to our quoted prices.

While we make every effort to maintain consistent pricing and spreads, this may not always be possible during periods of heightened market volatility or reduced liquidity in the underlying markets. As a result, clients may experience wider spreads or less favourable pricing during such conditions.

• Suspensions of Trading

Under certain market conditions, the execution or liquidation of a position may be delayed, restricted, or rendered impossible. This can occur, for example, during periods of extreme price volatility, where rapid price movements may lead to trading suspensions or restrictions being imposed by the relevant exchange or liquidity provider.

Clients should be aware that the placement of stop-loss orders does not guarantee execution at the specified price. In fast-moving or illiquid markets, orders may be executed at a significantly worse price than requested, resulting in greater-than-anticipated losses. This phenomenon is known as gapping and is a recognised risk when trading leveraged financial instruments.

• Non-Guaranteed Stop Orders

When you use a non-guaranteed stop order as part of your trading strategy, the triggering of that stop constitutes an instruction from you for us to close your position. However, the triggering of the stop does not guarantee immediate execution at the specified level.

We endeavour to execute such orders fairly, promptly, and in accordance with our best execution obligations. Nevertheless, the timing and price at which the order is ultimately executed will depend on prevailing market conditions at the time. In fast-moving or volatile markets, it may not be possible to obtain a price at or near your stop level. In such cases, the execution price may differ significantly from the level you selected, resulting in potentially larger losses than anticipated.

• Gapping

Gapping refers to a sudden and significant movement in the price of an underlying market from one level to another, with no intermediary prices available between those levels. Gapping may be caused by various factors, such as major economic events, geopolitical developments, or market-sensitive announcements.

Gapping can occur while the underlying market is open or during periods when it is closed. If gapping occurs while the market is closed, the opening price upon resumption of trading—along with our corresponding quoted price—may differ substantially from the prior closing price. In such cases, you may not have the opportunity to exit or adjust your positions before the market reopens, which can result in unanticipated losses.

• Limit & Stop Orders

Limit Orders are client-initiated instructions to open a trading position at a specified price or better. The order remains pending until the market reaches the designated price level. Once the market price reaches or improves upon the specified limit, we will seek to execute the order at the requested price, subject to available liquidity.

Stop Orders are designed to close an open position automatically when the market reaches a specified price level that is less favourable than the current market price. Stop orders are commonly used to manage downside risk in volatile markets. However, they do not guarantee execution at the specified price. In rapidly moving or illiquid markets, or during market gaps, execution may occur at a significantly different level due to slippage, depending on prevailing market conditions and available liquidity.

• Margin Calls & Closeouts

If the Margin Level in your trading account falls below 100%, a margin call notification will appear on your trading platform, and you will be unable to increase your exposure by opening new positions. If your Margin Level declines further and reaches below 30%, the system will automatically begin closing out open positions to reduce your overall exposure.

This automatic liquidation process is intended to limit—but does not eliminate—the risk of incurring losses that exceed your initial investment. Clients are strongly advised to maintain adequate margin levels at all times and to actively monitor their positions. The use of limit and stop orders is also recommended as part of a robust risk management strategy.

• Quoted prices

You should be aware that all prices displayed on our trading platform or website are indicative only and constitute an invitation to treat, not a binding offer. When you agree to enter into a transaction, the actual executable price may differ from the quoted price.

While under normal market conditions, quoted and executed prices are generally aligned, price discrepancies may occur if the market moves between the time you receive the quote and the moment the order is executed—even within fractions of a second. Such differences are a normal part of trading in dynamic, real-time markets.

• Client Money Protection

IUX Markets holds all retail clients’ funds in trust within segregated client bank accounts, separate from the company’s own funds. This segregation ensures that, in the unlikely event of IUX Markets’ insolvency, client funds are not treated as part of the firm’s assets available to general creditors and are instead returned to clients, subject to applicable laws and protections.

While these measures are designed to safeguard client funds, they do not offer absolute protection. For example, in the event of a failure of the bank holding the segregated accounts, there is a risk that some or all of the funds may be unrecoverable.

Client funds are generally received directly into segregated client bank accounts. If funds are initially deposited into a general IUX Markets account, they will nonetheless be treated as Client Money from the moment they are received, in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements, and will be promptly transferred into the appropriate segregated account.

IUX Markets does not use client funds for hedging, operational, or speculative purposes. All hedging activity is conducted using the firm’s own capital, and client funds are not passed to hedging counterparties nor used as working capital by any part of the business.

• Risk of Loss Exceeding Initial Investment

Trading on margin carries a high level of risk. The value of your investment may move against you as well as in your favour. Even small adverse price movements can result in significant losses, which may exceed the amount initially deposited in your account.

You should be aware that market prices can change rapidly, particularly during periods of high volatility. As a result, you may be required to deposit additional funds at short notice to maintain open positions, and failure to do so may lead to the automatic closure of your positions and the realisation of further losses.

• Insufficient Funds

If your account does not contain sufficient funds to meet ongoing margin requirements, you may be required to deposit additional funds immediately in order to maintain your open positions. Failure to do so may result in IUX Markets closing some or all of your open positions—potentially without prior notice—in accordance with the terms of the Client Agreement.

This mechanism is designed to protect both you and IUX Markets from excessive exposure but does not prevent the possibility of incurring losses greater than your initial investment.

• Contingent Liability Investment Transactions

Contingent liability investment transactions, such as those involving margin trading, require you to make a series of payments against the full value of the position, rather than paying the entire purchase price upfront.

When trading leveraged products such as CFDs, you risk losing the entire amount of margin deposited to establish or maintain a position. If the market moves against you, you may be required to deposit additional margin at short notice. Failure to meet margin calls within the specified timeframe may result in the forced liquidation of your position at a loss, and you will remain liable for any resulting deficit in your account.

Even in cases where a transaction is not conducted on margin, you may still incur an obligation to make further payments beyond the amount initially invested, depending on the terms of the contract and prevailing market conditions.

• Liable for Losses

You are solely responsible for any losses incurred as a result of your trading activity, including those arising from the closure of positions. Trading in margin products involves a high level of risk, and both potential losses and profits may be unlimited.

It is important that you carefully consider whether such products are suitable for you in light of your personal circumstances, investment objectives, and financial resources. You should be particularly aware that it is possible to lose more than your initial deposit, and you may be required to deposit additional funds to maintain your open positions.

• Market Trading Hours and Availability

Not all instruments are available for trading on a 24-hour basis. Many markets operate within defined opening and closing hours, which may be subject to change due to factors such as public holidays, daylight saving time adjustments, or market-specific events. These fluctuations may affect your ability to open or close positions at certain times.

IUX Markets will make reasonable efforts to notify clients of any known changes or disruptions to market trading hours, including via the registered email address provided. However, while we aim to provide timely and accurate updates, we do so without any obligation or liability for the completeness, accuracy, or timeliness of such information.

In certain circumstances, a market may be suspended or otherwise unavailable for trading. During such periods, you may be unable to open or close positions, which may impact your ability to manage risk effectively.

• Electronic Trading and Cybersecurity Risks

The use of electronic trading systems and internet-based communication networks to facilitate trading activity exposes clients to various operational and cybersecurity risks. These risks may include, but are not limited to:

• Hardware or software failures, system errors, or connectivity issues;
• Network downtime or disruptions in access to the trading platform;
• Malicious software intrusions, including viruses, spyware, ransomware, worms, or other forms of malware;
• Phishing, spoofing, or other fraudulent attacks targeting client communications;
• Unauthorized access to sensitive information or digital assets (including cryptocurrencies) held or stored on your behalf;
• Cybersecurity breaches or attacks on third-party service providers or the infrastructure supporting digital asset networks (e.g., blockchain failure or protocol disruption);
• Communication failures, errors, delays, distortions, or interruptions in trading instructions or order execution.

Clients should exercise extreme caution when interacting with emails, SMS messages, or other communications purporting to originate from IUX Markets, as these channels are susceptible to phishing and spoofing attempts. IUX Markets does not accept liability for losses or damages resulting from such risks and encourages clients to adopt appropriate cybersecurity practices when accessing our services.

• Third-Party Default Risk

The insolvency or default of any third-party broker, counterparty, or intermediary involved in the execution, clearing, or custody of your transactions may result in the forced liquidation or closure of your positions—potentially without prior notice or your consent. Such events may lead to financial losses for which IUX Markets does not accept liability, except where required by applicable law or regulation.

• Corporate Action Events

IUX Markets does not derive profit from the outcome of corporate action events—such as rights issues, takeovers, mergers, share distributions, consolidations, or open offers—affecting the underlying instruments of your OTC derivative positions. Our approach is to reflect, as closely as reasonably possible, the treatment we receive or would receive if we were hedging our exposure to you in the underlying market.

However, since you are not trading the underlying asset, the treatment of corporate actions in relation to your contract may differ from that of a direct shareholder. In particular:

• The outcome of the corporate action may be less favourable than if you held the underlying instrument directly;
• You may be required to make a decision regarding the corporate action earlier than would otherwise be the case in the underlying market;
• The options available to you may be more limited or less advantageous than those offered to holders of the actual underlying asset; and
• Where you have a stop order attached to an open position, we will seek—to the maximum extent practicable—to preserve the economic equivalent of the rights and obligations attached to your position immediately prior to the corporate action taking effect.

Clients should be aware that all corporate actions are handled at our discretion and in accordance with the terms of the Client Agreement and relevant product specifications.

• Taxation

In certain circumstances, you may be or may become subject to tax liabilities, including but not limited to income tax, capital gains tax, or stamp duty, arising from your trading activity.

You acknowledge and accept that IUX Markets does not provide tax advice, and it is your sole responsibility to understand and comply with any applicable tax obligations in your jurisdiction. If you are uncertain about the tax implications of your trading activity, you are strongly advised to seek independent professional advice.

• Regulatory and Legal Risk

Regulatory and legal risk refers to the possibility that changes in laws, regulations, or governmental policies—whether introduced by legislative bodies, regulators, or supervisory authorities—may materially impact the value of a financial instrument or the viability of investments within a particular market or sector.

Such changes may result in increased operational costs, reduced investment attractiveness, or shifts in the competitive environment, all of which can affect the profitability or performance of an investment. These risks are inherently unpredictable and can vary significantly across jurisdictions and regulatory regimes.

Clients should be aware that regulatory developments may occur without prior notice and may have adverse effects on open positions or on the overall trading environment.

• Force Majeure and System Disruption Disclaimer

IUX MARKETS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS, DAMAGE, OR FAILURE TO PERFORM ITS OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE CLIENT AGREEMENT ARISING FROM OR IN CONNECTION WITH EVENTS OR CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND ITS REASONABLE CONTROL. SUCH EVENTS MAY INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:

• Natural disasters (e.g., flood, drought, earthquake, or other Acts of God);
• Epidemics, pandemics, or public health emergencies;
• War (declared or undeclared), armed conflict, terrorism, civil unrest, or insurrection;
• Imposition of sanctions, embargoes, or the severance of diplomatic relations;
• Nuclear, chemical, or biological incidents, or sonic booms;
• Governmental or regulatory action, including currency interventions, trading halts, or the enactment of new laws and regulations;
• Systemic instability in financial markets, including severe liquidity disruptions;
• Fire, explosion, building collapse, or industrial accident;
• Interruption or failure of utility services, telecommunications, or technology infrastructure;
• Significant operational disruptions affecting counterparties or service providers.

IN THE EVENT THAT A CLIENT GAINS A PROFIT OR TRADING ADVANTAGE FROM A SYSTEM ERROR, TECHNICAL MALFUNCTION, OR PLATFORM FAULT—WHETHER CAUSED BY IUX MARKETS OR AN EXTERNAL FACTOR—IUX MARKETS RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REVIEW, AMEND, OR VOID ANY IMPACTED TRADES OR PROFITS, PROVIDED SUCH ACTION IS TAKEN IN GOOD FAITH AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE LAWS AND REGULATORY OBLIGATIONS.

IF A CLIENT IS DISSATISFIED WITH THE OPERATION OF THE PLATFORM OR THE TREATMENT OF SUCH EVENTS, THEY MAY EXERCISE THEIR RIGHT TO TERMINATE THE CLIENT RELATIONSHIP WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT, SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THE CLIENT AGREEMENT.

• Fraudulent Impersonation risk 

Clients should remain vigilant against the risk of fraudulent impersonation of IUX Markets’ officers, employees, or authorised representatives. You are strongly advised not to disclose any personal or account-related information, including login credentials or trading details, to any individual claiming to represent the Company unless you have verified that the communication originates from official IUX Markets contact details or domains.

If you receive any suspicious communication, please contact us immediately through our official channels before taking any further action.