Risk Disclosure

Zenith is currently a paper-trading platform. No real currency is at risk. All positions are settled in free platform credits. This disclosure describes the risks that will apply when real-money trading launches, so you understand what you are preparing for. A revised disclosure will be required at account upgrade.

1. Binary outcomes: all or nothing.

Each Zenith market is a binary event contract. At resolution, a position is worth either the full credit payout or zero. If the market resolves against your position, you lose the full amount of credits you committed. In a future real-money phase, this means the full real-currency value of your position.

2. Resolution risk.

Markets resolve to public sources identified at the time of listing. Sources can be slow, ambiguous, or unavailable. Disputes are handled on-platform with a published policy and a short window. Final resolutions cannot be reversed.

3. Liquidity risk.

Some markets are thin. You may not be able to enter or exit a position at the size or price you want. Spreads can widen, especially around news events or close to resolution.

4. Operational and platform risk.

Software, networks, and counterparties can fail. Zenith maintains backups, monitoring, and incident response, but cannot guarantee uninterrupted service.

5. Regulatory risk.

Event contracts are regulated differently across jurisdictions. When real-money trading launches, markets, fees, deposit and withdrawal options, and identity-verification requirements may vary or be restricted by jurisdiction. Regulatory changes may affect the platform at any time.

6. No advice.

Nothing on Zenith is investment, legal, or tax advice. Information is provided for general purposes. Consult a qualified professional before trading.

7. Tax.

You are responsible for the tax treatment of your trading activity in your jurisdiction. We may provide reports to assist you, but we do not file taxes on your behalf.

Last updated: May 2026 (beta).