Last updated: 2026-06-16

Risk Disclosure

Read this notice before using Trepeat. It applies to every user, in every jurisdiction. Where a note applies only to a specific jurisdiction, it is labelled as such below.

1. Trading Involves Substantial Risk of Loss

Trading foreign exchange, contracts for difference, futures, and other leveraged products involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. You may lose some or all of the funds you commit to a trade. You should only trade with capital you can afford to lose entirely.

Trepeat does not guarantee any profit and is not responsible for your trading losses. Your trading results are determined by your own decisions and by market conditions, not by Trepeat.

2. Trepeat Is Not a Broker or Adviser

Trepeat is a software tool that repeats trade actions you take on your own source account. It is not, and does not act as, any of the following:

• A broker, broker-dealer, or futures commission merchant ("FCM").
• An introducing broker ("IB").
• A commodity trading advisor ("CTA") or commodity pool operator ("CPO").
• An investment adviser, financial adviser, or portfolio manager.
• A signal provider, copy-trading marketplace, or social-trading platform that selects strategies on your behalf.

We do not generate trading signals, recommend trades, evaluate strategies, or exercise discretion over your accounts. Every trading decision is yours alone.

3. Copy-Trading Repeats Risk to Every Follower

When you run a repeater, every trade you take on your source account is repeated — and scaled — to every connected follower account. A losing, mistaken, or high-risk trade on the source account is repeated to all of your followers in the same way a winning one is. Each follower account therefore carries the same directional and strategy risk as the source account, and that risk is multiplied across the number of accounts you connect. Once a trade is repeated, you control its outcome on each follower only through your broker, not through Trepeat. You are responsible for choosing which accounts to connect and for the cumulative exposure that copying across multiple accounts creates.

4. Past Performance Is Not Indicative of Future Results

Any historical trade data displayed in your journal — including P&L, win-rate, and equity curves — reflects past activity only. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of, and offers no guarantee of, future results. Markets change. Strategies that worked in the past may stop working at any time.

5. Leverage Amplifies Losses

Leveraged products allow you to control a position larger than your deposit. Adverse price movements can cause losses that exceed your initial deposit and trigger margin calls. Losses are amplified at the same ratio as gains. Carefully consider the leverage offered by your broker before opening any position.

6. Regulatory Status and Jurisdictional Restrictions

Depending on your jurisdiction, leveraged products such as futures, options on futures, CFDs, and off-exchange forex may be regulated, restricted, or prohibited, and your local regulator may publish mandatory risk disclosures for them. You are responsible for confirming that your use of Trepeat, and the products you trade through any connected account, are lawful where you live. If applicable law in your jurisdiction prohibits use of the Service, you must not use it.

Users in the United States

If you are a resident of the United States and intend to trade futures, options on futures, or retail off-exchange forex through any account connected to Trepeat, read the official risk disclosure published by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission:

• CFTC Risk Disclosure: cftc.gov / Education Center
• NFA Investor Protection: nfa.futures.org / Investor Protection

Trepeat is not registered with the CFTC, NFA, SEC, or FINRA, and provides no regulated investment advice or brokerage — it is a trade-copying tool that mirrors orders between your own connected accounts. If you are a U.S. person, review the CFTC and NFA risk disclosures above and make sure that copy-trading the products you intend to trade is lawful for you before using the Service.

7. Technology Risk

Automated trade-repeating depends on third-party broker connectivity, cloud infrastructure, and your own internet connection. Latency, outages, broker rejections, partial fills, slippage, requotes, and platform errors can cause repeated trades to differ — sometimes materially — from the source trade. Trepeat provides drift detection and reconciliation, but cannot guarantee that every source trade is repeated to every follower account. Fills that reach the engine more than ~60 seconds after the source event are discarded as stale rather than executed at an out-of-date price. Where a follower account fills at a different price from the source, that difference is monitored and reconciled in your records but is not automatically corrected — managing or closing a divergent position is your responsibility, through your broker.

8. Third-Party Broker Risk

Your broker is an independent third party with which you, not Trepeat, hold the trading relationship. Trepeat is not responsible for your broker's solvency, the safety of funds you hold with your broker, execution quality, requotes, spreads, margin or liquidation decisions, account suspension or closure, or any other act or omission of your broker. Choosing and relying on a broker is your decision and your risk.

9. Prop-Firm and Broker Rules

If you are trading a prop-firm-funded account, an evaluation account, or any account whose terms restrict copy-trading, ensure your use of Trepeat complies with those rules. Trepeat is a generic software tool — we do not warrant that any particular firm permits its use, and we are not responsible for breaches of your firm's terms.

10. No Investment Advice

Nothing on the Trepeat website, application, blog, social-media accounts, support emails, or documentation constitutes investment, tax, or legal advice. Consult a qualified, licensed adviser in your jurisdiction before making any trading or investment decision.

11. Acknowledgement

By using Trepeat, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and accepted this Risk Disclosure, and that you are solely responsible for the consequences of every trade executed in your accounts. This disclosure forms part of, and should be read together with, our Terms of Service, including the limitation of liability set out there.

12. Changes to This Disclosure

We may update this Risk Disclosure from time to time. When we make a material change we will revise the "Last updated" date above and notify registered users by email before the change takes effect. Continued use of Trepeat after the effective date constitutes acceptance of the revised Disclosure.

13. Contact

Questions about this disclosure: support@trepeat.com.