TERMS AND CONDITIONS

These Terms and Conditions ("Terms", "Agreement") govern your access to and use of the website, trading platform, evaluation programs, trading services, simulated trading environment, funded trading programs, educational materials, software, dashboards, competitions, payment services and related products offered by Fundedx Edu LLP, operating under the brand FundedxCapital ("Company", "we", "us", "our").

By accessing our website, creating an account, purchasing a program, participating in an evaluation, accessing a trading account, using our platform, or otherwise using our services, you acknowledge that you have read, understood and agreed to these Terms.

If you do not agree to these Terms, you must not use our services.

1. DEFINITIONS

For purposes of these Terms:

2. ELIGIBILITY

You may use the Company's services only if:

• You are legally capable of entering into a binding agreement.
• You satisfy the minimum age requirement applicable to the relevant service.
• You provide accurate and complete registration information.
• You are not prohibited from using the service under applicable law.
• Your use of the service does not violate any applicable law, regulation, exchange rule or contractual restriction.
• You are not located in a jurisdiction from which the Company has restricted access.

The Company may restrict, suspend or refuse access to any person or jurisdiction where required for legal, regulatory, operational or risk-management reasons.

3. NATURE OF THE SERVICES

The Company may provide one or more of the following:

• Trading evaluations
• Trading challenges
• Instant funding programs
• Simulated trading accounts
• Funded/proprietary trading accounts
• Trading competitions
• Performance-based programs
• Educational materials
• Market-analysis tools
• Trading dashboards
• Trading technology
• Risk-management tools
• Other related services

Not every Program has the same rules.

The rules displayed on the applicable Program page, dashboard or account agreement form part of these Terms.

4. SIMULATED TRADING AND EVALUATION

Unless expressly stated otherwise, an Evaluation Account may be a simulated trading environment.

A simulated account does not necessarily represent a deposit of the displayed account balance by the Company for the User.

The displayed balance may represent virtual or notional capital used solely to measure trading performance.

The Company may use simulated trading results to determine whether a User satisfies the eligibility requirements for a funded or proprietary trading opportunity.

The User acknowledges that simulated performance does not guarantee future trading results.

5. FUNDED AND PROPRIETARY TRADING

Where the Company offers a Funded Account, the specific legal and operational structure applicable to that account will be determined by the Company's current Program documentation.

A funded account may involve:

• simulated execution;
• proprietary trading by the Company;
• trading through a broker or market intermediary;
• allocation of trading capital;
• performance-based compensation;
• or another structure permitted under applicable law.

The User does not automatically acquire ownership of the Company's capital merely because an account displays a particular balance.

The User has no ownership interest in the Company's assets, brokerage accounts, trading accounts or securities unless expressly provided in a separate written agreement.

6. NO INVESTMENT OR BROKERAGE RELATIONSHIP

Unless expressly stated in a separate agreement, participation in an evaluation or simulated trading program does not create:

• a securities brokerage relationship;
• an investment advisory relationship;
• a portfolio management relationship;
• a fiduciary relationship;
• an agency relationship;
• a partnership;
• an employment relationship;
• or an investment relationship between the User and the Company.

The Company does not guarantee investment returns or trading profits.

Nothing on the Website should be interpreted as a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security.

Users remain solely responsible for their trading decisions.

7. PROGRAM RULES

Each Program may have its own:

• account size;
• entry fee;
• profit target;
• minimum trading days;
• minimum profit days;
• maximum daily loss;
• maximum overall loss;
• drawdown;
• position-size limits;
• leverage limits;
• instrument restrictions;
• trading-hour restrictions;
• holding-time requirements;
• news-trading restrictions;
• overnight restrictions;
• weekend restrictions;
• payout requirements;
• consistency requirements;
• prohibited strategies;
• risk-management requirements.

The User is responsible for reviewing the applicable Program rules before trading.

Program rules displayed on the Website or Dashboard may be updated from time to time.

8. ACCOUNT TYPES

The Company may offer different account types including:

Different account types may have different rules.

9. MINIMUM TRADING DAYS

Where applicable, a Program may require a minimum number of Trading Days.

A Trading Day may be counted only when the conditions specified by the Company are satisfied.

Simply opening an account does not constitute a Trading Day.

The Company may exclude days that do not satisfy the applicable Program requirements.

10. MINIMUM PROFIT DAYS

Certain Funded Accounts may require a minimum number of consecutive qualifying Profit Days.

A qualifying Profit Day is a trading day on which the account achieves at least the minimum daily profit requirement specified by the applicable Program.

For example, where the Program specifies:

• Minimum Profit Per Day: 5%
• Minimum Profit Days: 5

the User must achieve the required qualifying profit on five consecutive qualifying trading days, subject to the specific Program rules.

A trading day that does not satisfy the applicable minimum profit requirement may cause the consecutive Profit Day count to reset.

Non-trading days, including exchange holidays and days on which the applicable market is closed, may not automatically constitute failed Profit Days.

The exact calculation methodology is determined by the applicable Program rules.

11. PROFIT CALCULATION

Profit and loss may be calculated using one or more of the following, depending on the Program:

• realized profit and loss;
• unrealized profit and loss;
• account balance;
• account equity;
• closed positions;
• commissions;
• brokerage charges;
• exchange charges;
• applicable taxes or fees;
• other trading-related costs.

The Company may use its internal trading records, broker records, exchange data, platform records and system logs to determine account performance.

Where there is a discrepancy between a User's display and the Company's official records, the Company's verified records may be used for determining compliance, subject to applicable law.

12. DRAWDOWN AND LOSS LIMITS

Every Program may have maximum loss and/or drawdown limits.

A breach may occur when:

• account equity falls below the permitted threshold;
• account balance falls below the permitted threshold;
• daily loss exceeds the permitted limit;
• maximum drawdown is exceeded;
• or another applicable risk limit is violated.

The applicable calculation method will be displayed in the Program rules.

The Company may automatically close positions, restrict trading, suspend the account or terminate the Program following a risk-limit breach.

13. DAILY LOSS LIMIT

Where a Daily Loss Limit applies, the User must ensure that the account remains within the permitted daily loss threshold.

The Company may calculate daily loss using:

• realized P&L;
• unrealized P&L;
• commissions;
• charges;
• previous-day balance;
• previous-day equity;
• current-day balance;
• current-day equity;
• or another methodology specified by the Program.

Users are responsible for understanding the applicable calculation before trading.

14. MINIMUM HOLDING TIME

Where a Program imposes a minimum holding period, the applicable minimum duration will be stated in the Program rules.

Trades closed before the applicable minimum holding period may constitute a breach if the Program expressly provides that such activity is prohibited.

The Company may measure holding time using its official order and execution records.

15. PROHIBITED TRADING ACTIVITIES

The following activities may be prohibited or restricted:

• Market manipulation.
• Price manipulation.
• Spoofing.
• Layering.
• Wash trading.
• Front-running.
• Insider trading.
• Trading based on material non-public information.
• Fraudulent trading.
• Coordinated manipulation.
• Account sharing.
• Credential sharing.
• Unauthorized third-party trading.
• Use of another person's account.
• Copying trades between accounts where prohibited.
• Coordinated trading between multiple Users for the purpose of circumventing rules.
• Exploitation of technical errors.
• Exploitation of pricing errors.
• Exploitation of delayed market data.
• Latency arbitrage where prohibited.
• Abusive order placement.
• Excessive order submission designed to disrupt systems.
• Use of unauthorized automated systems.
• Use of bots or algorithms where prohibited.
• Any strategy intended to exploit platform or broker malfunction.
• Any activity intended to circumvent risk limits.
• Any activity that violates applicable law or exchange rules.

This list is not exhaustive.

The Company may investigate any activity reasonably suspected of violating the Program rules or applicable law.

SEBI's framework prohibits fraudulent, manipulative and unfair practices in the securities market, and Users must not engage in such conduct.

16. AUTOMATED TRADING AND ALGORITHMS

The Company may permit or prohibit automated trading.

Where automated trading is permitted, the User remains responsible for:

• the strategy;
• the algorithm;
• order volume;
• risk management;
• system behavior;
• API usage;
• technical failures;
• and compliance with the applicable Program rules.

The Company may impose reasonable API, order-frequency, position-size or system-use restrictions.

17. NEWS AND EVENT TRADING

The Company may permit or restrict trading during:

• economic announcements;
• corporate announcements;
• earnings releases;
• market-sensitive events;
• elections;
• monetary-policy announcements;
• major economic data releases;
• exchange-specific events;
• or other periods designated by the Company.

The applicable Program rules shall determine whether such trading is permitted.

18. OVERNIGHT AND WEEKEND POSITIONS

The Company may permit or prohibit positions held:

• overnight;
• over weekends;
• during exchange holidays;
• during trading halts;
• or during specified market closures.

Users are responsible for reviewing the applicable Program rules.

19. CORPORATE ACTIONS

Trading may be affected by:

• dividends;
• stock splits;
• bonus issues;
• rights issues;
• mergers;
• demergers;
• delistings;
• symbol changes;
• corporate restructuring;
• or other corporate actions.

The Company may make appropriate adjustments to account calculations where necessary.

20. MARKET DATA

Market data may be obtained from exchanges, brokers, data vendors, liquidity providers, technology providers or other third parties.

Market data may be:

• delayed;
• interrupted;
• corrected;
• unavailable;
• inaccurate;
• or subject to exchange/vendor restrictions.

The Company does not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free market data.

Users must not rely solely on Website data when making trading decisions.

21. ORDER EXECUTION

Execution may depend upon:

• market liquidity;
• order type;
• market conditions;
• broker systems;
• exchange systems;
• connectivity;
• slippage;
• price availability;
• trading hours;
• and other factors.

The Company does not guarantee that every order will be executed at the displayed price.

Orders may be rejected, delayed, partially executed, cancelled or modified in accordance with applicable rules.

22. SLIPPAGE

Slippage may occur between the requested price and executed price.

Slippage may result from:

• volatility;
• liquidity;
• market gaps;
• exchange conditions;
• network delays;
• broker execution;
• order size;
• or other technical or market factors.

The Company is not responsible for ordinary market slippage.

23. PLATFORM AND TECHNOLOGY RISKS

The User acknowledges that electronic trading involves technological risks.

These may include:

• Internet failure;
• device failure;
• software errors;
• API failure;
• broker failure;
• exchange outage;
• server failure;
• data-feed interruption;
• network latency;
• cybersecurity incidents;
• maintenance;
• power failure;
• third-party service interruption.

The Company will use reasonable measures to maintain its systems but cannot guarantee uninterrupted service.

24. ACCOUNT SECURITY

Users must keep their:

• username;
• password;
• authentication credentials;
• API credentials;
• recovery codes;
• and other account information

confidential.

Users must immediately notify the Company if they suspect unauthorized access.

Users must not:

• sell accounts;
• rent accounts;
• transfer accounts;
• share credentials;
• permit third-party trading;
• or allow another person to operate their account unless expressly authorized.

25. ONE PERSON, ONE ACCOUNT POLICY

The Company may restrict Users from creating multiple accounts for the purpose of circumventing:

• risk limits;
• Program rules;
• account restrictions;
• payment restrictions;
• suspension;
• termination;
• or other Company controls.

The Company may link accounts using information such as:

• account information;
• device information;
• IP information;
• trading behavior;
• payment information;
• identity verification;
• or other legitimate security signals.

26. IDENTITY VERIFICATION

The Company may require identity verification before:

• activating certain accounts;
• approving payouts;
• providing funded access;
• processing refunds;
• investigating suspicious activity;
• or complying with legal obligations.

Users must provide truthful and accurate information.

The Company may suspend services where verification cannot be completed.

27. PAYMENTS

Program fees must be paid using the payment methods made available by the Company.

The User is responsible for ensuring that payment information is accurate.

The Company may refuse or cancel transactions where:

• payment fails;
• payment is reversed;
• fraudulent activity is suspected;
• the transaction violates applicable law;
• or the payment provider rejects the transaction.

28. PROGRAM FEES

Program fees are determined by the applicable Program at the time of purchase.

Fees may vary according to:

• account size;
• Program type;
• promotional offer;
• competition;
• currency;
• or other factors.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, the purchase of a Program does not constitute an investment or deposit with the Company.

29. REFUNDS

Refund eligibility will depend on the applicable Program and refund policy displayed at the time of purchase.

A User may lose eligibility for a refund where:

• the Program has already been substantially used;
• trading has commenced;
• the account has been breached;
• the applicable refund period has expired;
• fraudulent activity is identified;
• or the applicable Program specifically excludes refunds.

Where a separate Refund Policy exists, that policy forms part of these Terms.

30. PAYOUTS

Eligible Users may request payouts according to the applicable Program rules.

Payout eligibility may depend on:

• account status;
• profit requirements;
• minimum trading days;
• minimum Profit Days;
• drawdown;
• risk compliance;
• prohibited-strategy checks;
• identity verification;
• account history;
• trading consistency;
• and other applicable requirements.

The Company may review a payout request before approval.

A payout request does not automatically guarantee payment.

31. PAYOUT REVIEW

The Company may review trading activity before approving a payout.

The review may consider:

• order history;
• trade duration;
• position sizes;
• risk exposure;
• account activity;
• IP/device information;
• strategy behavior;
• prohibited trading patterns;
• and compliance with these Terms.

Where a material breach is identified, the Company may reject the payout and take other actions permitted under these Terms and applicable law.

32. PROFIT SPLIT

Where applicable, Users may receive a percentage of eligible trading profits.

The applicable profit-sharing percentage will be stated in the Program documentation.

The Company's calculation of eligible profit will be based on its official records and applicable Program rules.

33. TAXES

Users are solely responsible for determining and paying any taxes applicable to amounts received from the Company.

The Company may deduct or withhold amounts where required by applicable law.

The Company does not provide tax advice.

Users should obtain independent professional tax advice.

34. BREACH OF RULES

A Program breach may result in:

• warning;
• trading restriction;
• position closure;
• account suspension;
• account termination;
• loss of eligibility;
• rejection of payout;
• cancellation of account;
• or other action permitted under the applicable Program rules.

The seriousness of the response may depend upon the nature and circumstances of the breach.

35. MATERIAL BREACH

A material breach may include:

• fraud;
• identity misrepresentation;
• account sharing;
• unauthorized account access;
• market manipulation;
• insider trading;
• prohibited trading;
• systematic circumvention of risk controls;
• exploitation of technical errors;
• payment fraud;
• or other serious misconduct.

The Company may immediately suspend or terminate access where reasonably necessary.

36. ACCOUNT SUSPENSION

The Company may temporarily suspend an account where it reasonably believes that:

• a breach has occurred;
• fraud is suspected;
• security has been compromised;
• identity verification is incomplete;
• a payment issue exists;
• technical investigation is required;
• regulatory compliance requires suspension;
• or continued access may create material risk.

37. ACCOUNT TERMINATION

The Company may terminate an account where:

• the User materially breaches these Terms;
• the User violates Program rules;
• fraudulent activity is identified;
• the User provides false information;
• the account is used by another person;
• the User attempts to circumvent Company controls;
• continued access creates legal or regulatory risk;
• or the Program is discontinued.

38. FAIR REVIEW

Where reasonably practicable, the Company may provide the User with information regarding the reason for a material account action.

Nothing in this section requires the Company to disclose confidential security systems, fraud-detection methods, proprietary algorithms or information that could compromise platform security.

39. DISPUTES REGARDING TRADES

If a User disputes an execution, balance, P&L calculation or account event, the User should contact support promptly.

The Company may review:

• order records;
• execution records;
• broker records;
• exchange data;
• platform logs;
• timestamps;
• and other relevant records.

The Company's determination will be based on available verified records and applicable Program rules, subject to applicable law.

40. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

All Website and Platform content, including:

• software;
• source code;
• designs;
• graphics;
• logos;
• trademarks;
• text;
• documentation;
• videos;
• interfaces;
• databases;
• trading tools;
• algorithms;
• and other materials

are owned by or licensed to the Company unless otherwise stated.

Users receive a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable right to use the services for their intended purpose.

Users may not copy, reproduce, reverse engineer, distribute, sell or commercially exploit Company intellectual property without written authorization.

41. USER CONTENT

Where Users submit:

• reviews;
• feedback;
• comments;
• suggestions;
• testimonials;
• trading-related content;
• or other material,

the User grants the Company permission to use such content for legitimate business purposes, subject to applicable law and privacy obligations.

The Company may remove content that is unlawful, misleading, abusive or otherwise inappropriate.

42. CONFIDENTIALITY

Users must not disclose confidential Company information including:

• proprietary trading strategies;
• internal risk systems;
• security mechanisms;
• unpublished business information;
• confidential API credentials;
• internal trading infrastructure;
• non-public account information;
• or other confidential information.

This obligation continues after termination where permitted by law.

43. PRIVACY AND DATA PROTECTION

The Company may collect and process information necessary to:

• create accounts;
• provide services;
• process payments;
• prevent fraud;
• verify identity;
• maintain platform security;
• provide customer support;
• comply with legal obligations;
• and improve services.

The Company's Privacy Policy forms part of these Terms.

The Company will process personal information in accordance with applicable privacy and data-protection laws.

44. COMMUNICATIONS

By creating an account, the User may receive:

• account notifications;
• security alerts;
• transaction notifications;
• Program updates;
• service announcements;
• support communications;
• and other operational communications.

Marketing communications may be managed according to applicable preferences and law.

45. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES

The Company may use third-party providers including:

• payment processors;
• brokers;
• exchanges;
• market-data providers;
• cloud providers;
• authentication providers;
• analytics providers;
• communication providers;
• identity-verification providers;
• and technology providers.

Third-party services may be governed by their own terms.

The Company is not responsible for third-party systems outside its reasonable control.

46. LINKS TO THIRD-PARTY WEBSITES

The Website may contain links to third-party websites.

Such links are provided for convenience.

The Company does not necessarily endorse or control third-party websites and is not responsible for their content, security or availability.

47. MARKET RISK DISCLOSURE

Trading securities and derivatives involves substantial risk.

Market prices can move rapidly and unexpectedly.

Users may lose money.

Past performance does not guarantee future results.

No account size, Program, strategy or trading rule guarantees profits.

The Company makes no representation that a User will achieve a particular return.

48. NO GUARANTEE OF FUNDING

Passing an evaluation does not create an unconditional right to capital.

Funded access remains subject to:

• Program rules;
• verification;
• risk review;
• legal requirements;
• operational requirements;
• and any separate funding agreement.

49. NO GUARANTEE OF PROFITS

The Company does not guarantee:

• profitability;
• payout amounts;
• trading performance;
• account longevity;
• funding duration;
• or future trading opportunities.

All performance-based compensation is subject to the applicable Program rules.

50. MARKET AND REGULATORY CHANGES

The Company may modify its Programs where reasonably necessary due to:

• changes in law;
• regulatory requirements;
• exchange rules;
• broker requirements;
• market structure;
• technology;
• risk considerations;
• liquidity;
• or operational requirements.

The Company may introduce, modify, suspend or discontinue Programs subject to applicable law and any rights already accrued by Users.

51. SYSTEM MAINTENANCE

The Company may temporarily suspend services for:

• maintenance;
• upgrades;
• security improvements;
• infrastructure changes;
• emergency repairs;
• or other operational requirements.

The Company will use reasonable efforts to minimize disruption.

52. FORCE MAJEURE

The Company shall not be responsible for failure or delay caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including:

• natural disasters;
• war;
• terrorism;
• civil unrest;
• government action;
• regulatory action;
• exchange closure;
• broker failure;
• Internet outage;
• cloud-service failure;
• cybersecurity incidents;
• telecommunications failure;
• power failure;
• market disruption;
• or other extraordinary events.

53. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Company shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive losses arising from use of the services.

This may include losses arising from:

• trading decisions;
• market movements;
• platform interruption;
• data errors;
• technical failures;
• third-party services;
• lost opportunities;
• or loss of expected profits.

Nothing in these Terms excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded.

54. USER RESPONSIBILITY

The User is responsible for:

• understanding the Program rules;
• maintaining account security;
• using accurate information;
• complying with applicable laws;
• monitoring positions;
• managing risk;
• understanding market conditions;
• and making independent trading decisions.

55. INDEMNIFICATION

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the User agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Company and its officers, directors, employees, contractors and affiliates against claims, losses, damages, liabilities, costs and expenses arising from:

• breach of these Terms;
• unlawful activity;
• fraud;
• misuse of the services;
• account misuse;
• violation of third-party rights;
• or violation of applicable law.

56. COMPLAINTS

Users may submit complaints through:

Email: support@fundedxcapital.com
Support Portal: Support Ticket System on Website

The Company will review complaints in accordance with its internal procedures and applicable law.

57. GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL

Where the Company is subject to a regulatory grievance mechanism, applicable regulatory procedures shall apply.

Users should first contact the Company's designated support or grievance officer.

Nothing in these Terms removes any statutory rights available to a User under applicable law.

58. GOVERNING LAW

These Terms shall be governed by the laws of India, unless a different governing-law provision is required under an applicable separate agreement or mandatory law.

59. JURISDICTION

Subject to applicable law, disputes arising from these Terms shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the courts located in [AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT, INDIA].

Where mandatory statutory or regulatory dispute-resolution mechanisms apply, those mechanisms shall prevail.

60. ARBITRATION

Where legally permissible and applicable, disputes may be referred to arbitration in accordance with the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and applicable amendments.

The arbitration provisions, if applicable, shall specify:

• seat of arbitration;
• venue;
• language;
• number of arbitrators;
• appointment procedure;
• and applicable rules.

Seat: [AHMEDABAD, INDIA]
Language: English

Any mandatory statutory remedy available to a User shall remain unaffected.

61. CHANGES TO THESE TERMS

The Company may update these Terms from time to time.

Updated Terms will be published on the Website with a revised "Last Updated" date.

Continued use of the services after the effective date of updated Terms constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms, to the extent permitted by law.

62. SEVERABILITY

If any provision of these Terms is determined to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain effective.

The invalid provision shall be interpreted or replaced to the extent necessary to achieve its lawful purpose.

63. WAIVER

Failure by the Company to enforce any provision of these Terms does not constitute a waiver of that provision or the Company's right to enforce it later.

64. ASSIGNMENT

The User may not assign or transfer rights or obligations under these Terms without the Company's prior written consent.

The Company may assign these Terms to an affiliate, successor or purchaser of substantially all relevant business assets, subject to applicable law.

65. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

These Terms, together with:

• Program Rules;
• Privacy Policy;
• Refund Policy;
• Risk Disclosure;
• Cookie Policy;
• Payout Policy;
• Competition Rules;
• and any applicable Account or Funding Agreement

constitute the agreement between the User and the Company regarding the applicable services.

Where documents conflict, the applicable order of precedence will be determined by the Company or the relevant agreement, subject to applicable law.

66. ELECTRONIC ACCEPTANCE

By selecting "I Agree", checking an acceptance box, creating an account, purchasing a Program, accessing an account or using the services, the User confirms that they have read and accepted these Terms.

Electronic acceptance may constitute acceptance of the Agreement to the extent permitted by applicable law.

67. NO EMPLOYMENT RELATIONSHIP

Participation in a Program does not automatically make the User an employee, partner, agent or representative of the Company.

The User may not represent themselves as an employee, director, agent or authorized representative of the Company unless expressly authorized.

68. NO TRANSFER OF ACCOUNT OWNERSHIP

Accounts are personal to the registered User unless expressly stated otherwise.

Accounts may not be:

• sold;
• transferred;
• gifted;
• leased;
• assigned;
• or operated by another person

without written authorization.

69. ANTI-FRAUD AND ANTI-ABUSE

The Company may implement automated and manual systems to detect:

• duplicate accounts;
• payment abuse;
• identity fraud;
• coordinated trading;
• suspicious trading;
• system exploitation;
• unauthorized access;
• and other abusive activity.

The Company may retain relevant records as reasonably necessary for security, compliance and dispute resolution.

70. COMPLIANCE WITH SECURITIES LAWS

Users must comply with all applicable laws and regulations relating to securities and financial markets.

Users must not engage in:

• insider trading;
• market manipulation;
• fraudulent trading;
• misleading conduct;
• unauthorized trading;
• or any other unlawful activity.

The Company may cooperate with competent authorities where legally required.

SEBI's securities-market framework expressly addresses fraudulent, manipulative and unfair practices, and the Company's rules are intended to operate consistently with applicable legal requirements.

71. REGULATORY STATUS

The Company shall accurately describe its regulatory status on the Website.

Nothing in these Terms should be interpreted as representing that the Company is:

• a SEBI-registered stock broker;
• investment adviser;
• research analyst;
• portfolio manager;
• alternative investment fund;
• exchange;
• clearing member;
• depository participant;
• or any other regulated intermediary unless the Company actually holds the applicable registration or authorization.

Users should independently verify the Company's regulatory status where relevant.

SEBI maintains public lists of recognized intermediaries, including registered stock brokers.

72. NO PUBLIC SOLICITATION OR INVESTMENT DEPOSIT

Unless specifically authorized and structured under applicable law, participation fees should not be represented as:

• deposits;
• investments;
• securities;
• guaranteed-return products;
• fixed-income products;
• or investments in the Company.

The Company shall not represent that Users are investing money with the expectation of guaranteed returns.

73. USER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

By using the services, you acknowledge that:

• Trading involves risk.
• You may lose fees paid for Programs where permitted by the applicable refund rules.
• Passing an evaluation does not guarantee future profits.
• Funded access is subject to Program requirements.
• You are responsible for complying with all applicable rules.
• The Company may monitor trading activity for compliance and security.
• Program rules may differ between account types.
• Market conditions may affect trading performance.
• Technology and execution risks exist.
• No statement by the Company constitutes a guarantee of future trading results.

74. CUSTOMER SUPPORT

For questions regarding these Terms or your account:

75. FINAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

By registering for an account, purchasing a Program, accessing the Platform or continuing to use the services, you confirm that:

"I have read, understood and agree to these Terms and Conditions, the applicable Program Rules, Risk Disclosure, Privacy Policy and other policies applicable to my use of the Company's services."