FAQs
This FAQ page covers everything a trader needs to know about trading with Wisuno — Whether you're a beginner or an experienced trader, you'll find clear, practical answers to help you trade with confidence.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Wisuno operates as a structured trading platform with compliance, risk disclosures, and operational safeguards.
Client funds are handled under strict internal controls and security protocols.
Through account segregation, verification procedures, and platform security measures.
As with any financial service, business risk exists; client protections aim to mitigate exposure.
Yes, client funds are kept separate from operational funds.
Regulatory procedures define how client funds are handled in such events.
Wisuno follows applicable regulatory and compliance frameworks.
Oversight depends on jurisdiction and applicable financial authorities.
Only in cases of compliance, security, or regulatory requirements.
Yes, with encryption, monitoring, and access controls.
Frequently asked questions
Withdrawals are subject to verification and processing timelines.
Usually due to compliance checks or payment provider processing.
No hidden fees; all charges are disclosed.
Varies by method, typically within standard processing windows.
Only if compliance or verification requirements are unmet.
Yes, depending on payment method.
Most commonly due to incomplete verification.
Many methods are instant, others may take time.
Regulated bank transfers and verified cards.
Only temporarily for compliance or security checks.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Trading carries significant risk.
Available depending on account type and regulation.
Yes. It amplifies both gains and losses.
Yes, especially during volatile markets.
Gaps can result in execution at worse prices.
Stop-loss orders help manage risk but are not guaranteed.
Yes, due to margin requirements.
Issued when account equity falls below required levels.
Occurs when margin is insufficient.
Yes, without proper risk management.
Frequently asked questions
Rare, but possible during extreme conditions.
Risk controls continue to operate.
Execution may be affected by volatility.
Possible; users must understand platform risk.
Designed to handle institutional-grade volume.
No. Prices reflect market feeds.
Yes, sourced from reputable liquidity providers.
Rare but possible under extreme conditions.
Depends on account terms.
Possible in fast markets.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, aligned with market conditions.
No.
Yes, for overnight positions.
Embedded in financing rates.
Clearly disclosed.
Yes, as with all trading.
Possible during volatility.
May apply depending on instrument.
Calculated daily.
May apply after prolonged inactivity.
Frequently asked questions
Yes.
Yes, legally required.
To prevent fraud and comply with law.
Only when legally required.
Protected under privacy laws.
ID and proof of address.
Possible for compliance breaches.
Where applicable.
Depends on local laws.
Yes, occasionally.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, with education tools.
Yes.
Via demo mode.
Education resources available.
Yes.
Yes.
Learning curve exists.
Clearly disclosed.
Yes.
Possible.
Frequently asked questions
Via formal process.
Yes.
Within defined SLAs.
Only in proven technical error cases.
Investigated case-by-case.
Yes.
Available under applicable law.
Available depending on channel.
Yes.
No.
Frequently asked questions
Use rules and limits.
Yes.
Common.
Managed through discipline.
Yes.
Yes.
Avoid with breaks.
Encouraged.
Yes.
When risk tolerance is exceeded.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. When trading leveraged products, losses can exceed your initial deposit if negative balance protection is not in place.
Most traders fail due to poor risk management, emotional decision-making, overuse of leverage, and unrealistic expectations.
Many risk management models suggest risking only a small percentage of total capital per trade to limit drawdowns.
Trading involves risk like gambling, but it differs when decisions are based on analysis, planning, and risk management.
Professionals use position sizing, stop losses, diversification, and strict trading rules to manage risk.
Yes. Excessive leverage or poor risk control can result in catastrophic losses from a single trade.
No. Trading should only be done with disposable capital due to the risk of loss.
By reducing position size, lowering leverage, using stop losses, and avoiding overexposure.
Trading without leverage generally carries lower risk, as leverage magnifies losses as well as gains.
Diversification can reduce exposure to a single asset but does not eliminate overall market risk.
Frequently asked questions
Markets react to supply, demand, news, sentiment, and liquidity, often in unpredictable ways.
Yes. No analysis method guarantees outcomes, especially during unexpected events.
They can cause sharp price movements, slippage, and rapid losses due to increased volatility.
Market timing is difficult; reversals can occur due to profit-taking or changing sentiment.
Yes. Spikes often occur during low liquidity or major news releases.
Market makers provide liquidity, but prices still reflect broader market conditions.
Yes. Prices can move against logic or fundamentals for extended periods.
Stops placed too close to price can be triggered by normal market noise.
Gaps happen when markets reopen after closures or during extreme news events.
Volatility creates opportunity but significantly increases risk.
Frequently asked questions
It can help identify patterns and trends, but it is not foolproof.
Neither is superior; many traders combine both approaches.
Yes. Indicators are based on historical data and can lag or mislead.
Using too many indicators can cause confusion; simplicity often improves decision-making.
Market conditions change, and strategies may lose effectiveness over time.
Yes. Excessive analysis can lead to hesitation and missed opportunities.
No. Every strategy has periods of losses and drawdowns.
It varies widely and often takes years of learning and discipline.
Relying on others increases risk if you do not understand the strategy.
Yes. Algorithms can fail during unexpected market conditions.
Frequently asked questions
Fear and greed influence judgment, often leading to impulsive actions.
They cause traders to exit winners early and hold losers too long.
It is trading to recover losses quickly, often leading to bigger losses.
Fear of losing profits often overrides rational decision-making.
Hope and denial can prevent traders from accepting losses.
Yes. Financial risk and uncertainty can be emotionally demanding.
By following predefined rules and accepting losses as part of trading.
Yes. Constant market exposure can lead to compulsive behaviour.
By reducing risk, reviewing mistakes, and trading smaller positions.
Taking a break can help regain objectivity and prevent emotional decisions.
Frequently asked questions
Consistent income is difficult and not guaranteed; losses are common.
Many are exaggerated and do not reflect typical outcomes.
It depends on strategy, timeframe, and market conditions.
Day trading often involves higher frequency and execution risk.
Some do, but limited time can restrict learning and consistency.
Excessive screen time can lead to fatigue and poor decisions.
Volatility and liquidity vary by session, affecting difficulty.
Yes. Structural shifts can alter how markets behave.
Patience and discipline are critical for long-term survival.
When emotional, financial, or psychological costs outweigh benefits.
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