Trading risk disclosures
Read these notices before interpreting trading results, backtests, demo figures or testimonials on DT Terminal. Our tools help you record and review your decisions; they do not promise trading outcomes.
How to interpret published records
Public pages contain the records and periods a trader chooses to share. They may exclude accounts, trades or costs that were not imported or disclosed. Check each page’s date range, account type, source and sync status. Net P&L uses the recorded profit, fees and adjustments available to that view; missing charges, slippage, financing or currency-conversion costs can change the result. A selected trade or period is not evidence of typical performance.
A source-verification badge means records came through a supported connection. It does not audit a complete trading history, establish live-market execution, prove improvement caused by the product, or endorse a trader. Prop-firm accounts may run in simulation even when payouts are real. A verified payout confirms that payment only. Demo examples and backtests are simulated.