Elvor AI Legal Disclaimer and Trading Risks
Elvor AI Legal Disclaimer and Trading Risks. Important risk information for using Elvor.
Market, model, and execution risk
Financial markets can move rapidly and losses can exceed expectations. Prices may gap, quoted liquidity may disappear, and an order may execute at a materially different price from a backtest or screen estimate. Leverage can amplify both gains and losses. Crypto assets, derivatives, foreign exchange, equities, and other instruments have different market structures and regulatory treatment, and access may be limited by location or account eligibility.
Artificial intelligence, statistical models, indicators, and automated strategies can be incomplete, delayed, biased, overfit, or simply wrong. Historical performance does not establish future performance. Simulated results can omit fees, spread, slippage, latency, funding, borrow costs, taxes, outages, rejected orders, liquidation behavior, and changes in market rules. Every output should be independently checked before it is used with real capital.
User responsibility and third-party services
Users are responsible for deciding whether a feature, market, integration, or strategy is suitable for their objectives, knowledge, financial circumstances, and jurisdiction. Elvor does not act as a fiduciary, broker, investment adviser, tax adviser, or legal adviser merely by providing software, educational material, research tools, or automation controls. No page, alert, score, example, or generated response is a guarantee or individualized recommendation.
Connected exchanges, wallets, data vendors, payment providers, websites, and networks are operated by third parties and may fail or change independently of Elvor. Their terms, fees, availability, security practices, and execution rules apply separately. Users should review permissions carefully, apply conservative limits, monitor active automation, and maintain a plan for disabling access when a service behaves unexpectedly.
Before risking capital, consider obtaining advice from qualified professionals and test assumptions under adverse conditions. A responsible plan defines maximum loss, exposure, invalidation, monitoring, and an exit procedure before an order is sent.
Educational examples may use simplified prices, model outputs, or hypothetical portfolios to demonstrate a concept. They do not represent an actual offer, solicitation, or promise of availability. Results can differ because of account permissions, jurisdiction, data timing, market access, taxes, and third-party rules. If any part of the disclaimer conflicts with binding terms that apply to a specific service, the applicable terms and law control that relationship.
Review this disclaimer periodically and before enabling a materially different market, integration, strategy, or level of automation.