Trust

Risk disclosures

Updated · Written by G3 Trade · Published by G3 Trade

Also read the Investor–Trader Allocation Agreement and Terms of Use. You will be asked to sign all three before using the desk or investor portal.

Effective August 27, 2026 (version 2026-08-27.2). These pages describe G3 Trade's allocation desk: G3 accepts allocated capital and trades authorized accounts on the investor's behalf. They are not legal advice and not a substitute for a signed Onboarding Schedule reviewed by counsel. Fees, account numbers, limited trading authorization, registration status, and governing law are completed in that schedule before live capital is placed.

Read this page before opening an account, requesting access, placing capital with G3 Trade, or acting on anything published on this site. It applies to every page of this site, to the G3 Trade investor portal, and to the TradeSync web application.

Who you contract with

G3 Trade is the trading desk and operator. Investors allocate capital to G3 Trade under the Investor–Trader Allocation Agreement and a signed Onboarding Schedule. Accounts, margin, and funds remain with the brokers or FCMs that hold those accounts. TradeSync is software G3 Trade uses to route orders, size allocation books, and issue reporting logins. TradeSync does not accept customer deposits, does not hold funds, and is not the counterparty to your allocation.

This website markets G3 Trade's allocation service: G3 accepts allocated capital and trades authorized accounts on the investor's behalf. It is not a completed offering document. Live capital also requires KYC, broker limited-trading authorization, and the Onboarding Schedule. This page is not legal advice.

What G3 Trade does

G3 Trade operates allocation programs (including PAM, MAM, LAM, and copy books), places and manages orders on connected venues for accounts it is authorized to trade, and issues investor reporting logins. Expert / specialist books are run by G3 personnel on the session. Direct books keep you close to an isolated allocated account; the desk still executes.

TradeSync does not itself select trades or exercise discretion. G3 Trade does. Your commercial relationship is with G3 Trade and your broker, not with a software vendor. Verify any registrations that may apply (including NFA BASIC at nfa.futures.org) before placing capital.

Substantial risk of loss in futures trading

Trading futures, options on futures, and other derivatives involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. You can lose all of the funds you commit and, because futures are traded on margin, you can lose more than your initial investment. Only risk capital (money you can afford to lose without a change to your lifestyle) should be used for trading.

Margin amplifies losses as well as gains. A relatively small market movement will have a proportionately larger impact on the funds you have deposited, which can result in rapid losses and in calls for additional margin. You should carefully consider whether trading is appropriate for you in light of your experience, objectives, financial resources, and other circumstances.

Trading on your behalf

If you allocate to G3 Trade, you authorize G3 to place, size, allocate, flatten, and cancel orders in designated accounts according to the program on your Onboarding Schedule. You will not confirm each ticket. Positions can be opened and closed while you are away from the portal. You remain the account owner at the broker; G3 is not an FCM and does not take customer deposits as a broker of record.

Granting that authority does not guarantee profit, limit losses, or make kill switch or drawdown controls insurance. Flatten and cancel still depend on the venue.

Past performance

Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Nothing on this site reports, implies, or promises any level of trading performance, profit, or return. G3 Trade publishes no track record on this site. TradeSync publishes none. Any performance information you receive about the desk comes in a separate communication, and you should verify it independently before placing capital.

Hypothetical and simulated performance (CFTC Rule 4.41)

Screenshots, product previews, sample dashboards, demo environments, and illustrative figures on this site and in the TradeSync application use simulated data. They exist to show how reporting and the desk surface work, not to depict trading results. Where simulated or hypothetical performance is shown, United States CFTC Rule 4.41 requires the following statement:

These results are based on simulated or hypothetical performance results that have certain inherent limitations. Unlike the results shown in an actual performance record, these results do not represent actual trading. Also, because these trades have not actually been executed, these results may have under-or over-compensated for the impact, if any, of certain market factors, such as lack of liquidity. Simulated or hypothetical trading programs in general are also subject to the fact that they are designed with the benefit of hindsight. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to these being shown.

No investment, legal, or tax advice

Nothing on this site is a recommendation to buy or sell any particular instrument, or legal, accounting, or tax advice. Content describing allocation methods such as MAM, PAM, LAM, or copy trading explains how G3 sizes authorized accounts. Consult your own advisors before making any investment decision.

Reporting is not the venue record

The investor portal is built to show fills as connected venues report them, plus internal estimates, statements, and equity for accounts linked to you. Reporting can be delayed, incomplete, or estimated. Broker and FCM statements control for cash, margin, and positions if they conflict with the portal. There is no separately edited marketing tape on this site; operational estimates can still differ from the venue.

United States regulatory notice

Futures trading in the United States is regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Intermediaries that advise on or manage commodity interests are generally required to register with the CFTC and to be members of the National Futures Association (NFA), unless an exemption applies. Discretionary trading of customer accounts is the kind of activity that often requires commodity trading advisor (CTA) registration. Pooling of customer funds can require commodity pool operator (CPO) registration.

This website does not state that G3 Trade is registered as a CTA, CPO, FCM, introducing broker, broker-dealer, or investment adviser. Check the registration status of a firm or individual through NFA BASIC at nfa.futures.org before you allocate. Counsel for G3 Trade must determine and complete any registration or exemption before live capital is taken in a jurisdiction that requires it.

International availability and jurisdiction

G3 Trade programs are not available to every person in every country. This site is not directed at any person in a jurisdiction where offering managed futures, copy trading, or cross-border financial promotions would be unlawful. If you access this site from outside the United States, you must not request an allocation unless G3 has confirmed it can onboard you there. You must be at least 18 years old (or the age of majority where you live, if higher).

Electronic trading and platform risks

Electronic and copy trading carry additional risks: connectivity loss, latency, partial or rejected fills, venue outages, and software defects can all cause copied positions to diverge from a master account. The kill switch is an operator control, not a guarantee against loss, slippage, or a rejected flatten at the venue.

Questions

This page does not replace the risk disclosure statements your broker or trading firm is required to provide. Questions: hello@tradesync.app.