Signal Providers Clause Samples

The 'Signal Providers' clause defines the parties responsible for generating and supplying trading signals or recommendations within an agreement. Typically, this clause identifies who the signal providers are, outlines their obligations, and may specify the standards or methods they must follow when delivering signals, such as frequency, format, or delivery channels. Its core practical function is to clearly allocate responsibility for the provision of trading signals, ensuring all parties understand who is accountable for this critical service and reducing the risk of disputes over signal quality or delivery.
Signal Providers. 3.1. The Company will present on the Platform and/or its Website a list of active Signal Providers, their nicknames and their trading history. Signal Providers are also clients and not employers of the Company. 3.2. The Client acknowledges that the use or reliance of the trading history of the chosen Signal Provider does not guarantee the future performance or that the Client will not suffer losses. In providing the information of each Signal Provider on the Platform or its Website, the Company is not considered as providing advice or commendations or suggestion or proposal to choose a Signal Provider for Automatic Orders or assurance or guarantee that his future trades will be consistent with his previous successful trading activity. 3.3. It is agreed and understood that the Company does not generate, advice on or decide the trading strategy or decisions or activity of the Signal Providers. 3.4. The Client hereby acknowledges that the Company may at any time terminate its relationship with a Signal Provider, for any reason, without prior notice to the Client and hence the Client will not be able to use the Automatic Orders in relation to that Signal Provider. The Company will not be held liable to the Client for any damages caused as a result of such an event.
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Signal Providers. 3.1. The Company will present on the Platform and/or its Website a list of active Signal Providers, their nicknames and their trading history. Signal Providers are also clients and not employers of the Company.
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