Quantisca collaborates only with trusted, regulated brokers and follows strict security principles.
Quantisca is not a broker and does not hold client funds. Instead, we work exclusively with brokers that operate under recognized regulatory frameworks and transparent legal structures.
Our selection focuses on brokers supervised by authorities such as:
We continuously review the status of our partners to ensure that the infrastructure you use meets strict security and compliance expectations.
Financial markets are governed by different rules across regions. Quantisca is designed to respect this diversity and to help you understand the environment in which your broker operates.
Key regulatory areas include:
Our role is to give you structured information and tools so you can make informed decisions within your own legal and regulatory context.
Quantisca provides technology, analysis and educational content. We do not execute trades, hold client money or provide investment advice. Any trading activity you undertake is carried out directly with your chosen broker.
Before opening or funding an account, you should always:
By using Quantisca, you acknowledge that markets involve risk and that you remain responsible for your own decisions, within the legal and regulatory framework that applies to you.
Quantisca operates solely as an independent technology and information provider and does not fall within the scope of an investment firm as defined under Directive 2014/65/EU (MiFID II). Quantisca does not execute client orders, provide portfolio management, offer investment advice, or hold client financial instruments or funds as defined under Articles 4(1)(2), 4(1)(8), and 4(1)(17) of MiFID II. Any trading activity initiated through third‑party platforms is conducted exclusively with the user’s selected broker, which remains solely responsible for compliance with applicable regulatory obligations, including but not limited to client categorization, appropriateness and suitability assessments, best execution, safeguarding of client assets, and reporting duties under MiFIR. Users are responsible for ensuring that their trading activity complies with local regulatory requirements, including restrictions on leverage, product availability, and marketing communications as imposed by ESMA, national competent authorities, or other relevant supervisory bodies. Quantisca does not verify, endorse, or guarantee the regulatory status, financial soundness, or operational integrity of any third‑party broker.
Trading in leveraged financial instruments involves a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Due to the nature of margin trading, losses may exceed initial deposits, and rapid market movements can result in the automatic closure of positions without prior notice. Past performance does not constitute a reliable indicator of future results, and projections or historical data should not be interpreted as guarantees. Users must ensure that they fully understand the characteristics, risks, and legal implications of the instruments they trade, including leverage, volatility, liquidity constraints, and potential conflicts of interest as defined under MiFID II and ESMA product‑intervention measures. Before engaging in trading activity, users should assess whether they possess the necessary knowledge, financial capacity, and risk tolerance to operate in highly volatile markets.
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