Common use of NEGATIVE BALANCE PROTECTION Clause in Contracts

NEGATIVE BALANCE PROTECTION. The Company provides its clients, irrespective of their classification as Retail or Professional Client, with Negative Balance Protection, i.e. the Client’s losses will never exceed the Equity per Trading Account. The negative balance protection limits the maximum losses that a Retail Client could have. In this respect, the Company’s Clients can never lose more than the total sum invested for trading in CFDs.

NEGATIVE BALANCE PROTECTION. The Company provides its clients, irrespective of their classification as Retail or Professional Client, Clients with Negative Balance Protection, i.e. the Client’s losses will never exceed the Equity per Trading Account. The negative balance protection limits the maximum losses that a Retail Client could have. In this respect, the Company’s Retail Clients can never lose more than the total sum invested for trading in CFDs.

NEGATIVE BALANCE PROTECTION. ‌ The Company provides its clients, irrespective of their classification as Retail or Professional Client, with Negative Balance Protection, i.e. the Client’s losses will never exceed the Equity per Trading Account. The negative balance protection limits the maximum losses that a Retail Client could have. In this respect, the Company’s Clients can never lose more than the total sum invested for trading in CFDs.

NEGATIVE BALANCE PROTECTION. ‌ The Company provides its Retail clients, irrespective of their classification as Retail or Professional Client, with Negative Balance Protection, i.e. the Client’s losses will never exceed the Equity per Trading Account. The negative balance protection limits the maximum losses that a Retail Client could have. In this respect, the Company’s Retail Clients can never lose more than the total sum invested for trading in CFDs.

NEGATIVE BALANCE PROTECTION. The Company provides its clients, irrespective of their classification as Retail or Professional Client, clients with Negative Balance Protection. In particular, i.e. the Client’s losses will never exceed the Equity per Trading Account. The negative balance protection limits the maximum losses that a Retail Client could have. In this respect, the Company’s Clients can never lose more than the total sum invested for trading in CFDs.

NEGATIVE BALANCE PROTECTION. The Company provides its Retail clients, irrespective of their classification as Retail or Professional Client, with Negative Balance Protection, i.e. the Client’s losses will never exceed the Equity per Trading Account. The negative balance protection limits the maximum losses that a Retail Client could have. In this respect, the Company’s Retail Clients can never lose more than the total sum invested for trading in CFDs.