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Risk Disclaimer

Last updated: May 19, 2026

Risk Marshal helps you define and follow your own trading rules. This disclaimer explains the limits of our role so you can use the platform with clear expectations.

1. What Risk Marshal Is

Risk Marshal is discipline and analytics software—not a broker, investment adviser, signal service, or capital manager. We do not hold your funds, place trades for you, or promise any trading result.

3. Rule Enforcement Is Yours, Not Ours

When you set limits—such as a maximum number of trades, daily loss cap, or lock period—the EA or platform may enforce those limits automatically. For example, if you cap yourself at four trades and open a fifth, the system may close or block that trade to honor your setting.

That enforcement applies your rule; it is not a market call from Risk Marshal. We are not responsible if a closed trade would have been profitable, if a blocked entry would have made money, or if enforcement timing differs from what you expected.

You configure rules at your own risk. Review them carefully for your strategy, account type, and broker requirements.

4. Your Responsibility

You remain solely responsible for all trading decisions, outcomes, taxes, compliance, and capital at risk. Analytics, alerts, discipline scores, and AI Coach messages are tools—not instructions to trade.

Incorrect rule setup, disabling the EA during a lock, broker issues, or market volatility are your responsibility to manage.

5. No Guarantee of Results

Past performance, statistics, and projections do not guarantee future results. Trading involves substantial risk of loss, including loss of principal.

6. Brokers and Integrations

Connectivity through MetaApi, MT5, or other integrations may be delayed, interrupted, or unavailable. Compatibility is not guaranteed for every broker, server, or account type.

This disclaimer is provided for operational clarity. It is not legal advice. Have qualified counsel review before scale.

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