1.1. This Risk Disclosure Statement (the "Statement") is intended to provide a comprehensive overview of the primary risks associated with trading Contracts for Difference (CFDs) and other financial instruments. While this document aims to guide informed decisions, it cannot cover all potential risks involved.

1.2. Any engagement in trading activities should be carried out with a full understanding of the associated risks. If you are unsure about these risks, seeking independent financial advice is highly recommended.

2.1. High-Risk Nature of Financial Instruments
CFDs are sophisticated financial products involving substantial risk, primarily due to the use of leverage. It is crucial that traders fully understand these risks before participating.

2.2. No Assurance of Profit
Investing in CFDs may lead to the total loss of your capital. Historical performance is not an indicator of future outcomes.

2.3. Market Volatility
Financial markets are often unpredictable, with rapid fluctuations that may result in gains or losses. Price movements during volatile periods may prevent orders from executing at the desired levels.

3.1. Leverage Exposure
Leverage can magnify both profits and losses, with even minor market shifts significantly affecting your portfolio.

3.2. Risk of Margin Calls
Maintaining the required margin level is essential. Failure to do so may result in the automatic closure of positions without prior notice.

3.3. Counterparty and Credit Exposure
Because CFDs are over-the-counter (OTC) products, there is a risk of the counterparty defaulting, which could lead to financial loss.

4.1. Currency Exchange Risk
Changes in foreign exchange rates can impact your profits and losses, especially when trading in currencies different from your account’s base currency.

4.2. Liquidity Constraints
Certain financial instruments may have limited liquidity, leading to wider spreads and making it harder to enter or exit trades.

4.3. Operational and Technical Challenges
Issues such as platform failures, internet outages, or other technical disruptions may negatively affect your ability to execute trades.

4.4. Regulatory and Legal Uncertainty
Regulatory changes may alter trading conditions, potentially increasing costs or restricting available services.

5.1. Extreme Volatility and Regulatory Changes
Cryptocurrency trading carries heightened volatility and may be subject to sudden regulatory actions, which could dramatically impact market prices.

5.2. Custody and Security Risks
Assets held with third-party providers lack specific legal protections, and there is a risk of loss due to theft, fraud, or bankruptcy.

6.1. Personal Accountability for Decisions
IS6FX does not offer financial or investment advice. Clients must ensure that they trade only with amounts they can afford to lose.

6.2. Liability Limitations
IS6FX cannot be held liable for losses resulting from market movements, technological failures, or unforeseen events beyond its control.

6.3. Timely Communication
Clients must ensure that their contact information is up-to-date to avoid missing important communications that could affect their trading activities.

Engaging in the trading of CFDs, forex, and other financial products involves substantial risk and may not be appropriate for all investors. It is essential to fully understand the risks involved and seek independent professional advice before proceeding with any trading activity.