Risk Disclosure

Last updated: 1 March 2026

Warning: Trading crypto assets is high risk. You could lose some or all of the money you invest. Only invest money you can afford to lose.

This Risk Disclosure is provided by Vanto Trading to help you understand the material risks associated with using our platform, our automated trading tools and digital assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. It should be read together with our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. It does not describe every risk, and it is not a substitute for independent financial advice.

1. Risk of Capital Loss

The value of Digital Assets can fall as well as rise, and may fall to zero. Losses can occur quickly and may exceed the amount you expected. You should not invest money that you need for living expenses, debt repayments, emergencies or any other short-term commitment.

2. Price Volatility

Digital-asset prices are highly volatile and can change significantly within minutes. Price movements may be driven by factors including market sentiment, regulatory announcements, technological changes, network failures, large holders of assets, and macroeconomic events. Historical price movements are not a reliable guide to future behaviour.

3. Automated Trading Risks

Automated Tools execute decisions according to parameters and models. They can produce losses, including repeated losses, if market conditions differ from those assumed in their design. Software may contain errors, may be affected by connectivity or latency problems, and may not respond as intended during periods of extreme volatility, market gaps or exchange outages. Automated activity does not remove market risk.

4. No Guaranteed Returns

No return is guaranteed. Illustrative figures, calculators, scenarios and examples shown on our platform are hypothetical. They are not forecasts, projections or promises of performance, and they do not take into account all costs, fees, taxes, slippage or market conditions. Actual results may be substantially lower than any example shown, including negative.

5. Liquidity Risk

Some Digital Assets may have limited trading volume. In stressed conditions you may be unable to sell at the price you expect, or at all, and spreads may widen considerably. Withdrawals may also be delayed or restricted by network congestion or operational constraints.

6. Custody and Technology Risks

Digital Assets are generally held on blockchain networks rather than in bank accounts. Loss of private keys, credentials or access devices may result in permanent loss of assets. Transactions on a blockchain are typically irreversible. Your assets and data may also be exposed to hacking, phishing, malware or other cyber threats, despite the security measures we maintain.

7. Regulatory and Legal Status

The regulatory treatment of Digital Assets varies between jurisdictions and may change. In the United Kingdom, most cryptoasset activities are not regulated in the same way as traditional investments, and the Financial Services Compensation Scheme does not protect cryptoasset holdings. Financial promotions relating to cryptoassets are subject to specific UK rules, and you should satisfy yourself that any product or service is appropriate for you. Changes in law or regulation may affect the availability or value of the Services.

8. Third-Party and Counterparty Risk

The Services depend on third parties, including blockchain networks, liquidity providers, banks, payment processors, data providers and hosting services. Failure, insolvency, misconduct or outage of any of these parties could affect your access to the Services or your assets.

9. Tax Considerations

The tax treatment of Digital Assets depends on your individual circumstances and may change. Disposals, exchanges and certain other transactions may give rise to tax liabilities. You are responsible for understanding and meeting your own tax obligations, and you should consider seeking advice from a suitably qualified professional.

10. Leverage and Complex Products

Where any leveraged or complex product is made available, losses may exceed your initial deposit. Such products are not suitable for everyone. Make sure you fully understand the mechanics, costs and risks before using them.

11. Your Responsibilities

Before trading you should consider your investment objectives, financial situation, experience and attitude to risk. Diversify your holdings, set limits you are comfortable with, keep your credentials secure, and review your positions regularly. Use the risk management controls we provide, and remember that they cannot eliminate risk entirely.

12. Seek Independent Advice

If you are uncertain whether trading Digital Assets is suitable for you, you should seek advice from an independent, appropriately qualified financial adviser before proceeding. Vanto Trading does not provide personal recommendations through this website.

13. Contact Us

If you have questions about the risks described here, contact Vanto Trading at [email protected], by telephone on +44 20 7946 0747, or by post at Fenchurch Street 184, EC4N 7BJ London, United Kingdom.