Risk disclosure
Risk Disclosure
Leveraged futures can cost you more than you deposit. Read this before enabling live execution.
Last updated 30 July 2026
Market risk
Prices move fast and gap. Positions can be liquidated in full, including during periods when you are away from the market.
Leverage risk
Leverage multiplies both gains and losses. A leverage cap reduces exposure; it does not remove the possibility of total loss.
Signal risk
Signal quality belongs to the provider you subscribed to. Automation makes their calls faster to act on — not more likely to be correct. Pasabai does not generate signals.
Automation risk
Parsing errors, ambiguous messages, API failures, or connectivity loss can cause a signal to be skipped, delayed, or executed differently than intended.
Configuration risk
Disabling the stop-loss requirement or enabling market orders materially increases risk. Those settings exist for experienced users and carry explicit warnings. Using a key that is not trade-only or IP-bound also increases risk.
No guarantees
Past performance of any source, strategy, or setting does not indicate future results. Trade only capital you can afford to lose.
No custody
Pasabai never holds funds. There is no custody of user balances; orders are placed on your own MEXC Futures account using API keys you provide.
Pasabai does not generate signals, analyse markets, or recommend trades. Nothing on Pasabai constitutes financial, investment, legal, or tax advice — it is not financial advice. Every order originates from a signal source you chose to enable and risk rules you configured. Trading leveraged futures can lose you more than you deposit. Pasabai never holds funds and does not custody balances.