Risk disclosure

Wealth Global Markets is practice software. Orders are filled by a simulator using simplified rules, virtual funds have no cash value, and no result on the platform can ever become real money. Nothing you do here creates a profit or loss in the real world.

Hypothetical or simulated performance has inherent limitations. In real markets:

• Orders can be partially filled, filled at worse prices, or not filled at all when liquidity is thin.
• Spreads widen, markets gap overnight and around news, and some instruments stop trading entirely.
• Commissions, financing costs, currency conversion and taxes are often higher than simulated fees.
• Decisions made with real money are affected by fear and pressure in ways practice cannot reproduce.

Several prices on the platform are reference-based or fully simulated and are labelled as such. They are designed to behave plausibly, not to replicate any exchange.

• You can lose some or all of the money you trade with. With leverage or short selling, losses can exceed the amount put in.
• Crypto assets are highly volatile, largely unregulated in many countries, and exposed to hacks and platform failures.
• Foreign-exchange, commodity and index prices can move sharply on economic data, policy decisions and geopolitical events.
• Past performance — of a market, a strategy or a simulator projection — does not predict future results.

The platform does not provide financial advice, signals or personalised recommendations, and no one acting for it will ever offer to manage money for you. Consider independent, regulated advice before making real financial decisions.

Anyone promising fixed or guaranteed profits, selling “profit plans”, or asking you to send crypto to unlock a balance is almost certainly running a scam — even if they show you a dashboard of growing numbers. Read our red-flag checklist and verify firms on official regulator registers before sending money anywhere.