Legal & risk disclosure
Last updated: April 19, 2026
1. Nature of the product
Event contracts are financial instruments whose value depends on the outcome of a future event. They are not bets, lottery tickets, or games of chance; in regulated jurisdictions they are treated as commodity derivatives and require disclosure of material risks before trading.
2. Risk of loss
You can lose the full amount you commit to any contract. Prices can move against you rapidly. Liquidity may be thin — you may not be able to close a position before resolution. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
3. Eligibility
Access to real trading on a future production release will depend on your jurisdiction and successful identity verification. Residents of certain states or countries may be prohibited from trading specific contracts. This demo does not verify eligibility.
4. Custody
In the production design, deposited USD is converted to USDC and custodied in a per-user wallet whose private key is held by the platform via a hardware security module. You delegate execution authority to the platform; you do not control keys directly. This introduces counterparty risk.
5. Settlement & withdrawals
Settlement follows the rulebook of the underlying market and the decision of the market's specified resolution source. Withdrawals are subject to daily limits, KYC status, anti-money-laundering screening, and an ACH processing window of T+1 to T+3.
6. Tax
Proceeds from event contracts may be taxable in your jurisdiction. AlphaMarket will, in the production release, provide annual statements sufficient for personal tax filing. Consult a qualified tax advisor.
7. No advice
Nothing on AlphaMarket constitutes investment, legal, or tax advice. Market data, commentary, and rankings are informational only.
Contact
Questions, disputes, or compliance inquiries: legal@alphamarket.win