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    TERMS OF TRADING

TERMS OF TRADING
1. Introduction

1.1. These Terms of Trading govern any action in respect of the execution of Customer's instructions to open or close a position or place, delete or modify order level.

1.2. These Terms of Trading specify:

a)     principles of trading under normal and abnormal market conditions;

b)     Dealer's actions in case of Customer open positions in case of margin insufficiency;

c)      procedures of dispute resolution and the ways of communication between the Customer, the Dealer and FXCAST.

1.3. Legal basis of margin trading are specified in the Agreements entered in between the Customer and the Dealer.

1.4. The defined terms used in these Terms of Trading are set out in p.10 (Interpretation of Terms).

2. General terms

Execution of Customer requests and instructions

2.1. There are two quotation mechanisms, which are used in order to trade: "Customer price request" and "Instant Execution". Details of quotation mechanism for each instrument are specified in the contract specifications.

2.2. The procedure of handling Customer instructions and requests given via the client terminal:

a)     the Customer prepares an instruction or a request and the client terminal checks if it's valid;

b)     the client terminal sends the instruction or request to the server;

c)      if the connection between the client terminal and the server is robust, the server receives the instruction or request and starts the process of verification;

d)     Customer's valid request or instruction is queued up and sorted by the arrival time; order's status is displayed in the "Order" window: "Order is accepted";

e)     unoccupied dealer accepts the first request or instruction from the queue ; order status is displayed in the "Order" window: "Order is in process";

f)        the server receives from a dealer the result of Customer request or instruction execution process;

g)     the server sends to the client terminal the result of Customer request or instruction execution process;

h)      request or instruction is received by the client terminal if the connection between the client terminal and the server is robust.

2.3. The Customer has the right to cancel previously given requests or instructions only if a request or an instruction has "Order is accepted" status. In order to cancel it the Customer should press the "Cancel order" button.

2.4. If an instruction or a request has been accepted by a dealer and marked as "Order is in process" the Customer has no right to cancel it.

2.5. Quotes the Customer receives via the client terminal for the instruments quoted by Customer price request are indicative so they may differ from the quotes actually offered by a dealer to Customer's request. The Dealer at its sole discretion will specify the market price level.

2.6. The time a dealer needs to process an instruction or a request depends on the quality of connection between the client terminal and the server, as well as on the market conditions. Under normal market conditions Customer instructions or requests are usually executed within 5-15 seconds. Abnormal market conditions usually may cause delays in the process of execution up to 30-40 seconds. The standby time for each instruction or request which has been queued up has a limit of 2 minutes at the time of the release of this document. If during this time a dealer shall not accept a request or an instruction it is automatically deleted from the queue as deemed to be irrelevant.

2.7. In such circumstances a dealer may decline Customer instruction or request:

a)     if Customer instruction or request precedes the first quote in the trading platform on the market opening;

b)     under abnormal market conditions;

c)      if lately within due limits the Customer has made far less transactions compared to the number of the requests ;

d)     if Customers free margin is less than initial margin. Therefore, if any of these occur, the "Off quotes" message appears in the client terminal.

2.8. The Customer may give an instruction or a request via the client terminal. The Customer shall use FXCAST's phone operator service only in case of any technical problems, which make it impossible to use the client terminal.

Transactions

2.9 The Ask price is used to make a Buy transaction. The Bid price is used to make a Sell transaction.

a)     The Ask price is used in order to open a Buy position. The Bid price is used in order to open a Sell position.

b)     The Bid price is used to close a Buy position (i.e. Sell). The Ask price is used to close a Sell position (i.e. Buy).

Rollovers

2.10. All positions which remain open from 23:59:45 to 00:00 (trading platform time zone) will be subject to storage charges.

Spread

2.11. If there is no Force Majeure the Dealer maintains fixed spread specified in the contract specifications.

2.12. Spread may widen:

a)     for all the Customers under Force Majeure conditions (at most 10 times higher than the spread indicated in the contract specifications);

b)     for any particular Customer if lately within due limits he/she has made far less transactions compared to the number of the requests (at most 10 times higher than the spread indicated in the contract specifications);

c)      for all Customers subject to prior 14 (fourteen) calendar days notice.

Quotes base synchronization

2.13. In case of unforeseen breaks in the quotes flow caused by software or hardware failure, FXCAST has the right to synchronize the quotes base on the server for real Customers with other sources. Such sources include:

a)     quotes base on the demo-server;

b)     quotes base on the contest server;

c)      any other reliable source .

a)     In case any disputes arise in respect of the break in quotes flow, all decisions are made in accordance with the synchronized quotes base.

3. Open a position

3.1. In order to give an instruction to open a position the Customer shall specify the following:

a)     instrument name;

b)     transaction size.

Instruments quoted by "Instant Execution"

3.2. In order to open a position via the client terminal without using an advisor the Customer shall press the "Buy" or "Sell" button at the moment he/she is satisfied with the prices in the quotes flow.

3.3. In order to open a position via the client terminal with using an advisor an instruction is generated at the current quote.

Instruments quoted by Customer price request

3.4. In order to open a position via the client terminal without using advisor the Customer shall send a request. The Customer may open a position at the offered quote, once he/she has received it, within 3 seconds when the quote is still relevant by pressing the "Buy" or "Sell" button. Once the time has run out a dealer has the right to revoke the quote.

3.5. In order to open a position via the client terminal with using advisor, the advisor generates a request. If a dealer offers a quote, which differs from the advisor quote not more than the "slippage" value (advisor parameter which determines the acceptable range between advisor quote and quote offered by a dealer), advisor gives the instruction to the server to open a position at the price offered by a dealer.

Processing and execution of instruction to open a position

3.6. Once the server has received the Customer instruction to open a position it automatically will check the equity for available free margin:

a)     virtually, a new position is added to the list of open positions;

b)     cumulative customer position and new necessary margin size are calculated: for locked positions depending on the "hedged margin", for other positions depending on the size of "initial margin", which is calculated at average weighted price (in terms of volume) of all positions except the locked ones;

c)      "virtual free margin" is calculated including all floating losses/profits for all open positions, which are estimated at the current quotes;

d)     if and when the above mentioned virtual procedures for a new position have been executed and:

- "virtual free margin" more or equal to zero, the position is opened. The process of opening a position is followed by the relevant record in the server log-file;

- "virtual free margin" is less than zero, then a dealer has the right to decline the instruction to open a position; this process is also followed by the relevant record in the server log-file, giving the "No money" message.

3.7. Sometimes a quote changes while a dealer processes Customer instruction. If it happens a dealer has the right to requote. The Customer has 3 seconds to press the "Ok" button before the quote becomes invalid. Otherwise, it will be considered that the Customer refuses to make a deal.

3.8. Customer instruction to open a position shall be deemed executed and the position shall be deemed open once the relevant record appears in the server log-file. In the trading platform each open position has its ticker.

3.9. An instruction to open a position will be declined by a dealer if it precedes the first quote in the trading platform on the market opening. In this case the "Off quotes" message appears in the client terminal window. If a dealer executes Customer instruction to open a position at the closing price of the previous trading session by mistake, such transaction may be canceled by the Dealer. In this case the "Manifest Error" message will be sent via FXCAST PRO internal mail.

4. Close a position

4.1. In order to give an instruction to close a position the Customer shall specify the following:

a)     position ticker;

b)     transaction size.

Instruments quoted by "Instant Execution"

4.2. In order to close a position via the client terminal without using advisor the Customer shall press the "Close.." button at the moment when he/she is satisfied with the price in the quotes flow.

4.3. In order to close a position via the client terminal with using advisor the instruction to close a position is generated at the current quote.

Instruments quoted by Customer price request

4.4. In order to close a position via the client terminal without using advisor the Customer shall send a request. Once the Customer has received a quote and is satisfied with it he/she shall press the "Close.." button within 3 seconds when the quote is still valid. If during this period the Customer fails to give any instructions to the Dealer a dealer has the right to revoke the quote.

4.5. In order to close a position via the client terminal with using advisor, the advisor generates a request. If a dealer offers a quote which differs from the advisor quote not more than the slippage value (advisor parameter which determines the acceptable range between advisor quote and quote offered by a dealer), the advisor gives the instruction to the server to close a position at the price offered by a dealer.

Processing and execution of instruction to close a position

4.6. Sometimes a quote changes while a dealer is processing Customer instruction. If it happens a dealer has the right to requote. The Customer has 3 seconds to close a position by pressing the "Ok" button before the quote becomes invalid. Otherwise, it will be considered that the Customer refuses to make a deal.

4.7. If the list of open positions on a trading account contains two or more locked positions, then once an instruction or a request to close one of them has being generated in the drop down "Type" list the additional option "Close By" appears. If the Customer chooses this option a list of opposite open position(s) appears. Once the Customer selects the position it enables the "Close#... by#" button. By pressing this button the Customer closes the opposite positions of one size or "reduces" two opposite positions of different size. The smaller position and symmetrical part of the bigger position are closed, generating a new open position with the same direction as the bigger position but with a new ticker.

4.8. If the list of open positions on a trading account contains two or more locked positions, then once an instruction or a request to close one of them has being generated in the drop down "Type" list the additional option "Multiple Close By" appears. Once the Customer selects this option the list of all open positions for the instrument appears and it enables the "Multiple Close By for..." button. Once the Customer presses it all locked positions for the instrument are closed, generating a new open position(s) in the direction of the higher total volume and with a new ticker.

4.9. Customer instruction to close a position is deemed executed and the position is deemed to be closed once it is has been recorded in the server log-file.

4.10. An instruction to close a position will be declined by a dealer if the instruction precedes the first quote on the market opening. In this case the "Off quotes" message appears in the client terminal window. If a dealer executes Customer instruction to close a position at the closing price of the previous trading session by mistake, such transaction may be canceled by the Dealer. In this case the "Manifest Error" message will be sent via FXCAST PRO internal mail.

4.11. An instruction to close a position will be declined by a dealer if it is made when "Stop Loss" or "Take Profit" order for this position is in the queue in order to be executed. In the client terminal window the "Off quotes" message appears.

5. Orders

Order types in the trading platform

5.1. In order to open a position the following orders (pending orders) may be used:

c)      "Buy Stop" - an order to open a Buy position at the price higher than the price at the moment of placing the order;

d)     "Sell Stop" -an order to open a Sell position at the price lower than the price at the moment of placing the order;

e)     "Buy Limit" - an order to open a Buy position at the lower price than the price at the moment of placing the order;

f)        "Sell Limit" - an order to open a Sell position at the price higher than the price at the moment of placing the order.

5.2. In order to close a position the following orders may be used:

a)     "Stop Loss" - an order to close previously opened position at the price less profitable for the Customer than the price at the moment of placing the order;

b)     "Take Profit" - an order to close previously opened position at the price more profitable for the Customer than the price at the moment of placing the order;

c)      "If Done" - "Stop Loss" and/or "Take Profit" orders which are activated once the pending order they are related to has been executed.

The time of order's placement and its lifetime

5.3. The Customer may place, modify or delete orders only within trading hours for the relevant instrument. The trading hours for each instrument are indicated in the contract specifications.

5.4. For sessionally traded instruments all orders have the "Day Order" status and will be deleted at the end of a trading session.

5.5. Pending orders on the instruments, which are traded 24 hours a day, have GTC (Good Till Cancelled) status..

5.6. The "Stop Loss" and "Take Profit" orders for the instruments, which are traded 24 hours a day, have the GTC status ("Good Till Cancelled").

The procedure of placing an order

5.7. In order to give the instruction to place a pending order the Customer shall specify the following required parameters:

a)     instrument name;

b)     transaction size;

c)      order type ("Buy Stop" , "Buy Limit", "Sell Stop" , "Sell Limit");

d)     order level. In addition the Customer may indicate the following optional parameters:

e)     level of "Stop Loss" order. 0.0000 means that "Stop Loss" is not placed (or is deleted if it has already been placed);

f)        level of "Take Profit" order. 0.0000 means that "Take Profit" is not placed (or it is deleted if it has already been placed);

g)     date and time when pending order expires. The instruction will be declined if:

h)      any of the required parameters is not specified or is incorrect;

i)        any of the optional parameters is incorrect. If the orders are placed via the client terminal without using advisor, the error message "Invalid S/L or T/P" will be sent.

5.8. If the Customer gives an instruction to place "Stop Loss" or "Take Profit" order on the open position he/she shall specify the following:

a)     ticker for the open position he/she intends to place the orders on;

b)     level of the "Stop Loss" order. 0.0000 means that "Stop Loss" is not placed (or is deleted if it has already been placed);

c)      level of the "Take Profit" order. 0.0000 means that "Take Profit" is not placed (or it is deleted if it has already been placed);

If any of the indicated parameters is incorrect the instruction will be declined and the "Modify.." button will remain inactive.

5.9. If the Customer gives an instruction to place the "If Done" order on a pending order he/she shall specify the following:

a)     ticker for a pending order he/she intends to place the orders on;

b)     level of the "Stop Loss" order. 0.0000 means that "Stop Loss" is not placed (or is deleted if it has already been placed);

c)      level of the "Take Profit" order. 0.0000 means that "Take Profit" is not placed (or it is deleted if it has already been placed);

If any of the indicated parameters is incorrect the instruction will be declined and the "Modify" button will remain inactive.

5.10. The levels of pending orders, as well as the levels of "Stop Loss" and "Take Profit" orders on the open position must be placed correctly to the current market price at the moment the instruction comes to the server and while a dealer processes it, taking into account the restrictions of p. 5.12:

a)     for "Stop Loss" order on the short position current market price is the Ask price. The order must be placed higher than the current market price;

b)     for "Take Profit" order on the short position current market price is the Ask price. The order must be placed lower than the current market price;

c)      for "Stop Loss" order on the long position current market price is the Bid price. The order must be placed lower than the current market price;

d)     for "Take Profit" order on the long position current market price is the Bid price. The order must be placed higher than the current market price;

e)     for "Buy Limit" order current market price is the Ask price minus 1 point. The order must be placed lower than the current market price;

f)        for "Buy Stop" order current market price is the Ask price plus 1 point. The order must be placed higher than the current market price;

g)     for "Sell Limit" order current market price is the Bid price plus 1 point. The order must be placed higher than the current market price;

h)      for "Sell Stop" order current market price is the Bid price minus 1 point. The order must be placed lower than the current market price.

5.11. The levels of the "If Done" orders must be placed correctly to the level of the pending order taking into account the restrictions of p. 5.12:

a)     "Stop Loss" order on the "Buy Limit" or "Buy Stop" pending orders must be placed lower than the level of the pending order;

b)     "Stop Loss" order on "Sell Limit" or "Sell Stop" pending orders must be placed higher than the level of the pending order.

c)      "Take Profit" order on the "Buy Limit" or "Buy Stop" pending order must be placed higher than the level of the pending order;

d)     "Take Profit" order on the "Sell Limit" or "Sell Stop" pending order must be placed lower than the level of the pending order.

5.12. All types of orders shall not be placed closer than predefined number of points to the current quote (p.5.10) or to the level of a pending order (p.5.11). Minimum number of points from the placed order to the current quote for each instrument is indicated in the contract specifications.

5.13. Customer instruction to place an order is deemed executed and the order is deemed to be placed once it has been recorded in the server log-file.

5.14. Each pending order has a ticker.

5.15. An instruction to place an order will be declined by a dealer if it precedes the first quote on the market opening. In this case the "Off quotes" message appears in the client terminal window. If a dealer executes Customer instruction to place an order before the first quote on the market opening by mistake such order may be deleted. In this case the "Manifest Error" message will be sent via FXCAST PRO internal mail.

5.16. The Dealer has the right to decline Customer instruction to place an order if while processing this instruction the current quote reaches the level at which 5.10, 5.11, 5.12 paragraphs of these Terms of Trading are breached.

The procedure of modifying and deleting an order

5.17. If the Customer gives an instruction to modify pending order parameters (the level of the pending order, "Stop Loss" and "Take Profit" on this pending order) he/she must specify the following details:

a)     ticker;

b)     order level;

c)      level of "Stop Loss" order. 0.0000 means that "Stop Loss" is not placed (or is deleted if it has already been placed);

d)     level of "Take Profit" order. 0.0000 means that "Take Profit" is not placed (or it is deleted if it has already been placed).

If any of the indicated parameters is incorrect the instruction will be declined and the "Modify" button will remain inactive.

5.18. If the Customer gives an instruction to modify "Stop Loss" and "Take Profit" orders on the open position he/she must specify the following details:

a)     ticker;

b)     level of "Stop Loss" order. 0.0000 means that "Stop Loss" is not placed (or is deleted if it has already been placed);

c)      level of "Take Profit" order. 0.0000 means that "Take Profit" is not placed (or it is deleted if it has already been placed).

If any of the indicated parameters is incorrect the instruction will be declined and the "Modify .." button will remain inactive.

5.19. When the Customer gives an instruction to delete a pending order he/she has to specify its ticker.

5.20. Customer instruction to modify or delete an order is deemed executed and order is deemed to be modified or deleted once it has been recorded in the server log-file.

5.21. An instruction to modify or delete an order will be declined by a dealer if it precedes the first quote on the market opening. In this case the "Off quotes" message appears in the client terminal window. If a dealer executes Customer instruction by mistake order's modification or deleting may be canceled. In this case the "Manifest Error" message will be sent via FXCAST PRO internal mail.

5.22. The Dealer has the right to decline an instruction to modify or delete an order if while it is being processed the current quote reaches order level or/and an order is being executed at this moment.

5.23. The Dealer has the right to cancel order level modification or order deleting if the instruction to modify or delete an order is executed after the order is queued up in order to be executed in accordance with p.5.26. In this case the "Manifest Error" message will be sent via FXCAST PRO internal mail.

The procedure of orders execution

5.24. An order will be queued up in order to be executed as follows :

a)     for "Take Profit" order on open Buy position if the Bid price in the quotes flow becomes equal or higher than order level;

b)     for "Stop Loss" order on open Buy position if the Bid price in the quotes flow becomes equal or lower than order level;

c)      for "Take Profit" order on open Sell position if the Ask price in the quotes flow becomes equal or lower than order level;

d)     for "Stop Loss" order on open Sell position if the Ask price in the quotes flow becomes equal or higher than order level;

e)     for "Buy Limit" order if the Ask price in the quotes flow becomes equal or lower than order level;

f)        for "Sell Limit" order if the Bid price in the quotes flow becomes equal or higher than order level;

g)     for "Buy Stop" order if the Ask price in the quotes flow becomes equal or higher than order level;

h)      for "Sell Stop" order if the Bid price in the quotes flow becomes equal or lower than order level.

5.25. Once the pending order is queued up in order to be executed the server automatically checks the equity for available free margin sufficient to open a position:

a)     virtually a new position is added to the list of open positions;

b)     cumulative Customer position and new necessary margin size are calculated: for locked positions depending on the "hedged margin", for other positions depending on the size of "initial margin", which is calculated at average weighted price (in terms of volume) of all positions except the locked ones;

c)      "virtual free margin" is calculated; if pending order's level is in the price gap the floating losses/profits for all open positions are estimated at the current quotes at the moment the order is being queued up to be executed;

d)     if the above mentioned virtual procedures for a new position have been done and:

- "virtual free margin" more or equal to zero, the position is opened. The process of opening a position is followed by the relevant record in the server log-file and the position opened by this order has the same ticker as the pending order;

- "virtual free margin" is less than zero, then a dealer has the right to decline the instruction to open a position and delete the pending order; this process is also followed by the relevant record in the server log-file, giving the "No money" message.

5.26. Order is deemed to be executed once the relevant record appears in the server's log-file.

5.27. Under normal market conditions the Dealer executes an order at the price specified for this order, without any slippage.

5.28. When order level is in the price gap under abnormal market conditions or on the market opening, order may be executed at the first obtainable after the gap quote. "Buy Stop", "Sell Stop" or "Stop Loss" orders may be executed at the level less profitable for the Customer; "Buy Limit", "Sell Limit", "Take Profit" may be executed at the level more profitable for the Customer.

5.29. Under abnormal market conditions if the range between the level of an order on a currency pair, which is in the price gap in the quotes flow, and the first obtainable after the gap price (Bid or Ask depending on the order's details) is more than 15 pips then the order is executed at a price which is different from the price the Customer specifies.

5.30. If the range between the level of an order on a currency pair, which is in the price gap on the market opening, and the first obtainable after the gap price (Bid or Ask depending on the order's details) is more than 15 pips then the order is executed at a price which is different from the price the Customer specifies.

5.31. Under abnormal market conditions if the range between the level of an order on GOLD (Spot), which is in the price gap in the quotes flow, and the first obtainable after the gap price (Bid or Ask depending on the order's details) is more than 2 times higher than the spread indicated in the contract specifications then the order is executed at a price which is different from the price the Customer specifies.

5.32. If the range between the level of an order on GOLD (Spot), which is in the price gap on the market opening, and the first obtainable after the gap price (Bid or Ask depending on the order's details) is more than 2 times higher than the spread indicated in the contract specifications then the order is executed at a price which is different from the price the Customer specifies.

5.33. When several orders are in the price gap they are queued up in order to be executed in ascending order of their tickers. The instruction, which is received earlier than the others in the queue, is sent to an unoccupied dealer for execution .

6. Stop out

6.1. The Dealer is entitled to close Customer open positions without his/her consent or any prior notice if the equity is less than 20% of the necessary margin.

6.2. Margin level is tracked by the server and subject to p. 6.1 the server generates the instruction to close a position without prior consent, so called "stop out". "Stop out" is executed at the current quote following the priority of the queue. Once the position has been closed the relevant record appears in the server log-file with the "stop out" remark.

6.3. If the Customer has several open positions the first position which has to be closed is the one with the highest floating loss.

6.4. The Dealer ensures that once the last position has been closed trading account balance shall be within 0%-20% of the margin, which is required to maintain the compulsorily closed position.

6.5. If stop out execution has resulted in the negative balance of Customer trading account it will be compensated up to:

a)     20% of the necessary margin if stop out is executed under normal market conditions;

b)     $0 if "stop out" is executed on the fast market or after the price gap on the market opening.

6.6. In respect of the Contracts for Differences on futures in approach of the expiry date of the underlying asset the transactions are executed in the close only way. The Dealer or/and FXCAST advise the Customer of the date when close only mode starts via internal mail notices or/and by displaying the information on the website. The Dealer compulsorily closes the positions which are open at the expiry date of the underlying of the future contract at the last quote of the last trading session for this contract for difference:

a)     long positions at the Bid price;

b)     short positions at the Ask price.

7. Communications

7.1. In order to communicate with the Customer the Dealer and FXCAST may use:

a)     FXCAST PRO internal mail;

b)     email;

c)      facsimile transmission;

d)     telephone;

e)     post

f)        the "Company news" section at FXCAST's website.

The Dealer and FXCAST will use Customer contact details specified in the "Confidential Customer Information to open Personal/Corporate Account" form or updated in accordance with p. 7.3 of these Terms of Trading. The Customer agrees to accept Dealer and FXCAST's notices at any time.

7.2. Any communications sent to the Customer (documents, notices, confirmations, statements etc.) shall be deemed effective:

a)     in an hour after emailing it;

b)     once it has been sent by internal mail;

c)      once it has been faxed;

d)     once the telephone conversation has been finished;

e)     in 7 calendar days after posting it;

f)        once a notice has been displayed at the FXCAST's website in the "Company new" section.

7.3. The Customer shall notify the Dealer and FXCAST immediately of any change in Customer contact details.

7.4. The Customer's transactions will be confirmed on the next business day after execution by email (confirmation). If the Customer has reason to believe that the confirmation is inconsistent or if the Customer does not receive any confirmation (though he/she has made a transaction) he/she must claim to the Compliance Department in accordance with p.8 of these Terms of Trading.

7.5. On the first day of each month the Customer receives the confirmation of all transactions for the previous month, which is called a "statement".

7.6. The Dealer and FXCAST are authorized, without any additional agreements with the Customer, to act in accordance with facsimile instruction made by the Customer or on his behalf by the authorized person.

7.7. The following instructions are not accepted by fax:

a)     to open/close a position;

b)     to place, delete or modify an order.

7.8 The Customer acknowledges that the pages printed by FXCAST or Dealer's facsimile machines shall be conclusive evidence of such faxed instructions.

7.9. The Customer acknowledges that any telephone conversation between the Customer and FXCAST may be recorded magnetically or electronically. The Customer further agrees that such recordings shall be FXCAST's sole property and constitute evidence of Customer's instructions.

8. The procedures of dispute resolution

Complaint procedure

8.1. If any dispute arises the Customer has the right to lodge a complaint with the Dealer within two business days of the day a grievance complained of arises.

8.2. A complaint shall be lodged to the Compliance Department by email at info@fxcast.com . All the complaints lodges by another ways of communication (forum, by telephone etc.) are not considered.

8.3. A complaint shall include:

a)     Customer name and surname (or company name);

b)     login in the trading platform;

c)      when the conflict first arises (date and time in the trading platform time zone);

d)     position or pending order's ticker;

e)     description of the conflict situation.