These terms apply where a client separately engages AureonMarkets for a managed-trading service. They must be read with the executed client mandate, account and custody schedule, fee schedule, risk disclosure and any product-specific terms. No discretionary or managed trading authority is created merely by registering on the website, purchasing a bot subscription or viewing a signal.
Parties and regulatory scope
The agreement is between the client and the AureonMarkets operating entity identified in the signed client documentation. The company may provide only those trading, dealing, advisory or management activities permitted by its current licence and applicable law. The client mandate must describe the service and the limits of the authority granted.
Mandate and permitted activity
Before trading begins, the signed mandate identifies the account to which it applies, the permitted instruments and venues, strategy parameters, leverage or exposure limits, risk controls, reporting arrangements, service term and any restrictions. Trading authority does not extend beyond that mandate. Any change to its scope must be recorded and accepted by both parties.
Client account, assets and custody
Before the mandate takes effect, the client receives written details identifying the account provider, account holder, custodian or venue, asset ownership, how client money or virtual assets are held, who may initiate withdrawals and the safeguards that apply. Clients should independently verify account ownership and receiving details. No transfer to a personal account or unverified wallet is authorised by these terms. Unless expressly agreed in the client documentation and permitted by law, trading access does not include authority to withdraw or transfer client assets.
Trading authority and execution
The client authorises only the actions expressly described in the signed mandate. Orders are subject to market availability, liquidity, venue rules, execution conditions, technical availability and the disclosed execution arrangements. Orders may be rejected, delayed, partially filled, cancelled or executed at a different price from that expected. The company will maintain records of instructions and activity in accordance with applicable requirements.
Risk acknowledgement
The client acknowledges that managed trading involves substantial risk and may result in rapid or significant loss, including loss of all capital allocated to trading and, where applicable, amounts exceeding the initial amount. Stops, risk limits and automated safeguards cannot guarantee a maximum loss. The client has read the Risk Disclosure and has considered whether the service is appropriate for their circumstances.
Service fee
The published service fee is 10% of the realised profit on each qualifying successful trade. Liquidated trades are excluded from the success-fee basis. Before the mandate is accepted, the fee schedule defines the calculation basis, including whether the amount is measured before or after venue charges, how partial closes and reversals are treated, whether losses on other trades are offset, the calculation currency, crystallisation and payment timing. Fees are calculated in accordance with the agreed schedule and mandatory law.
Reporting and records
The company will provide account or trade reporting at the frequency and in the format stated in the client mandate. Reports identify relevant orders, executions, fees and material events using the records available to the company. Clients are encouraged to review statements promptly and raise any discrepancy through the official support or complaints channel.
Client responsibilities
The client must provide accurate onboarding information, maintain sufficient funds and margin where applicable, comply with venue and service rules, keep credentials secure, promptly communicate material changes and refrain from interfering with authorised system operations. The client must not grant broader permissions than are required for the agreed service.
Conflicts and third-party providers
The company may use brokers, exchanges, custodians, data providers and technology vendors to deliver the service. Relevant material conflicts, remuneration arrangements and third-party roles should be disclosed in the client documentation. The company will address conflicts in accordance with applicable law and its policies.
Suspension, termination and open positions
The client mandate sets out how either party may terminate or suspend the service, how open and pending positions are handled, any outstanding fees, transfer or withdrawal instructions, and the client’s access to account records. The company may take proportionate action where required by law, a regulator, a venue, a security concern or a material breach. The handling of client assets on termination must follow the agreed custody arrangements and applicable law.
Governing law and complaints
The agreement is governed by the laws of Seychelles, subject to mandatory laws and client protections that apply to the relationship. The company’s Complaints Procedure forms part of the service documentation. Nothing in the agreement excludes a statutory right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded.
For clarification about these terms or their application to a particular service, use the official AureonMarkets contact channel. The executed client agreement and any service-specific schedule contain the terms applicable to your account.
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