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Risk Disclosure Statement

The principal risks of trading crypto-assets through an interface integrated with Binance's API.

GABBAR-LEG-003 – Risk Disclosure Statement · Effective 14 August 2026

Warning

Crypto-assets are highly volatile and you may lose everything you commit. Gabbar Exchange Corp. is an interface provider, not an exchange or custodian: it does not hold your assets, cannot reverse your transactions, and cannot control what Binance does with your account. Your assets, your verification status and your protections sit with Binance under Binance’s own terms. Assets are not covered by any deposit guarantee or investor compensation scheme. This document does not describe every risk.

Document
GABBAR-LEG-003 – Risk Disclosure Statement
Version / Status
Version 1.4 – Approved for publication
Effective date
14 August 2026
Issued by
Gabbar Exchange Corp. (“Gabbar”, “we”, “us”, “our”), registered in the British Virgin Islands, registered office at 2nd Floor, Ritter House, Wickham’s Cay II, Tortola, British Virgin Islands
Operating model
Gabbar Exchange Corp. operates a customer-facing trading interface integrated with Binance’s API. Binance provides the underlying trading infrastructure, liquidity, execution, KYC/AML and, where applicable, custody. Gabbar Exchange Corp. receives an agreed commission based on transaction activity generated through the platform.
Partner programme
Binance Partner Programme, governed by the partner agreement between Gabbar Exchange Corp. and Binance
Authorisations
Gabbar Exchange Corp. is registered in the British Virgin Islands. Any applicable regulatory licences or registrations should be stated here only where actually obtained.
Website
gabbarex.com
Document owner
Legal and Compliance, Gabbar Exchange Corp.
Review cycle
Annually, or upon material regulatory or operational change

1Purpose

1.1This Statement describes the principal risks of using the Gabbar Platform and of transacting in crypto-assets through it. It forms part of the Terms of Use.

1.2The risks listed are not exhaustive and are not in order of importance. Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation. You transact on your own judgement and at your own risk.

2Structural Risk — What Gabbar Is and Is Not

2.1Gabbar Exchange Corp. operates a customer-facing trading interface integrated with Binance’s API. Binance provides the underlying trading infrastructure, liquidity, execution, KYC/AML and, where applicable, custody.

2.2Consequently, Gabbar cannot: execute or guarantee a trade; hold, move, recover or return your assets; reverse, cancel or reprice an executed transaction; open, verify, unlock, restrict or close your Binance account; release a frozen balance; process a deposit or withdrawal; or compel Binance to take any action.

2.3Your legal protections in respect of your funds and crypto-assets are those provided by Binance under the Binance Terms and by the law applicable to Binance. They are not provided by Gabbar. Before transacting you should read the Binance Terms and understand what they do and do not give you.

2.4Gabbar receives a commission based on transaction activity generated through the Platform, being 30% of eligible Binance trading fees attributable to that activity, subject to the applicable terms of the Binance partner agreement. Our remuneration therefore rises with your trading volume. See the Fee and Remuneration Disclosure for how this conflict is managed. Higher trading frequency increases your costs and is not, of itself, in your interest.

3Dependency and Concentration Risk

3.1The Platform depends on a single third-party venue. If Binance suspends its API, changes its endpoints, restricts your account, withdraws a market, imposes rate limits, or terminates its arrangement with Gabbar, some or all Platform functionality may cease, potentially without notice and at a time of market stress.

3.2We have no control over Binance’s commercial, technical, compliance or jurisdictional decisions, and may receive no advance warning of them.

3.3Binance is subject to its own regulatory, legal, operational and financial risks in multiple jurisdictions. Adverse developments affecting Binance may affect your access to your assets regardless of anything Gabbar does.

3.4You should maintain independent, direct access to your Binance account, including current credentials and recovery methods, so that you can act on your positions if the Platform is unavailable.

4Execution Risk

4.1Instructions are transmitted to Binance for execution. There is no guarantee that an Instruction will be received, transmitted, accepted, executed in whole or in part, or executed at any particular price or time.

4.2Instructions may be delayed, throttled, rejected or cancelled because of API rate limits, maintenance windows, connectivity failure, risk controls, account status or market conditions.

4.3Slippage.The executed price may differ materially from the price displayed when you submitted the Instruction, particularly for market orders, large orders and volatile conditions.

4.4Latency.Data passes through additional systems before reaching Binance. Displayed prices, balances and order states may be momentarily out of date, and the extra hop introduces latency relative to trading directly with Binance.

4.5Finality.Executed transactions cannot be reversed by Gabbar under any circumstances.

5Data and Display Risk

5.1Balances, positions, valuations, profit and loss figures, order status and history shown on the Platform are derived from data supplied by Binance and by third-party data providers. They are provided for convenience and may be delayed, incomplete, cached or erroneous.

5.2Binance’s own records are definitive. Where the Platform and Binance differ, you must rely on Binance. Do not make a trading decision on the basis of a Platform display without confirming it against your Binance account where the amount is material to you.

5.3Analytics, charts, indicators, rankings and educational content may contain errors, rely on assumptions, or become stale, and must not be treated as advice or as a prediction.

6API Key and Security Risk

6.1Use of the Platform requires you to connect an API Key issued by Binance. Any credential you create expands the number of places where a compromise could occur, including your own device and email account.

6.2You must connect only trade-and-read API Keys and must never enable withdrawal permissions on a key connected to the Platform. A withdrawal-enabled key materially increases the risk of irrecoverable loss if compromised anywhere.

6.3Compromise of your API Key, Platform credentials, device or email may allow a third party to place trades in your account. Trades placed this way execute at market and cannot be reversed.

6.4You should apply IP whitelisting where supported, review connected applications regularly, and revoke keys you no longer use. Revocation is performed by you in your Binance account and takes effect immediately.

6.5Gabbar will never ask for your Binance password, recovery phrase, two-factor codes, or a withdrawal-enabled key, and will never ask you to send funds or crypto-assets to us.

7Market and Volatility Risk

7.1Crypto-asset prices are extremely volatile and trade continuously, including at weekends and overnight. Very large percentage moves can occur within minutes.

7.2Prices may be affected by macroeconomic conditions, regulatory announcements, network events, exchange incidents, large-holder activity, social media sentiment and speculative flows.

7.3Past performance, backtests, historical charts and simulated results are not reliable indicators of future results.

7.4Most crypto-assets are not backed by any government, central bank, physical asset or issuer balance sheet, and confer no legal claim against any person. There is no floor to their price.

8Liquidity Risk

8.1Liquidity can deteriorate suddenly. Spreads widen, book depth thins, and it may become impossible to trade at or near the displayed price, in the size you want, or at all.

8.2Smaller-capitalisation assets may be thinly traded and concentrated in few holders, and may be delisted by Binance at short notice, after which they may become effectively untradeable through the Platform.

8.3Available markets and assets are determined by Binance and by the scope of the API integration, and may be reduced at any time.

9Custody, Transfer and Blockchain Risk

9.1Your assets are held in your Binance account under the Binance Terms. Where assets are held in omnibus arrangements, your entitlement is determined by Binance’s internal records. In an insolvency, recovery may be partial, delayed for a long period, and subject to foreign insolvency law.

9.2Deposits and withdrawals are performed by you directly with Binance. Gabbar cannot initiate, expedite, block, reverse or recover them.

9.3On-chain transfers are irreversible. Sending to a wrong address, an incompatible network, or omitting a required memo or tag normally results in permanent loss.

9.4Networks may become congested, suffer protocol failures, undergo forks or reorganisations, or be attacked. Support for forks and airdrops is determined by Binance, and unsupported events may result in loss of the associated value.

9.5Tokens dependent on smart contracts may contain defects, privileged administrator functions or exploitable vulnerabilities, and may lose all value.

10Counterparty and Stablecoin Risk

10.1Stablecoin exposure carries the credit and operational risk of the issuer and of the reserve assets. A peg may break temporarily or permanently, redemptions may be suspended, addresses may be frozen or blacklisted by the issuer, and support may be withdrawn at short notice.

10.2Banks, payment providers and custody arrangements used by Binance carry their own credit, operational and de-risking risks that may affect your ability to fund or withdraw.

11Regulatory and Access Risk

11.1The regulatory treatment of crypto-assets differs by jurisdiction and is changing rapidly, sometimes with immediate or retrospective effect.

11.2Regulatory change may require Gabbar to restrict or withdraw the Platform in a jurisdiction, remove features or markets, or cease operating entirely. It may equally require Binance to restrict your account, delist an asset, or exit a market.

11.3Access to the Platform may be geo-restricted. Attempting to circumvent restrictions may result in loss of access and, separately, in action by Binance against your account.

11.4You are responsible for confirming that your use of the Platform and of Binance’s services is lawful where you are located.

12No Compensation Scheme

12.1Neither crypto-assets nor fiat balances held with Binance are protected by any deposit guarantee or investor compensation scheme, and Gabbar provides no guarantee, insurance or indemnity in respect of them.

12.2If Binance, a custody provider, a bank or Gabbar becomes insolvent or suffers a security failure, you may lose some or all of your assets, and recovery may be partial and long delayed.

13Technology and Availability Risk

13.1The Platform may be unavailable or degraded due to maintenance, upgrades, capacity limits, software defects, third-party outages, cyber attack or force majeure. You may be unable to place, amend or cancel Instructions during such periods, including at times of extreme price movement.

13.2Crypto services are persistent targets of intrusion, malware, supply-chain compromise, social engineering, SIM-swap and phishing, including impersonation of Gabbar or Binance support.

13.3Automated, scheduled or rule-based Instructions continue to run until cancelled and may execute at unfavourable prices during volatility or data outages.

14Fraud and Market Abuse Risk

14.1Crypto markets have exhibited manipulation including wash trading, spoofing, layering, pump-and-dump schemes, coordinated promotion and misleading issuer disclosure. Reported volumes and market capitalisation figures may be inaccurate.

14.2Be alert to recovery scams, fake support channels, impersonation of staff, romance and social engineering fraud, and any offer of guaranteed returns. Report suspected fraud to security@gabbarex.com.

15Tax Risk

15.1Tax treatment depends on your circumstances and jurisdiction and may change, including retrospectively. You are solely responsible for determining, reporting and paying any tax due and for keeping adequate records. Gabbar does not provide tax advice, and Platform reports are not tax statements.

16No Advice or Suitability Assessment

16.1Gabbar provides interface and information services only. It does not assess the suitability or appropriateness of any asset or transaction for you and does not consider your objectives, financial situation, knowledge, experience or risk tolerance.

16.2Consider taking independent financial, legal and tax advice before transacting.

17Acknowledgement

By using the Platform you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Statement, that you accept the risks described including total loss, that you understand Gabbar holds none of your assets and cannot recover them, and that you can bear the financial consequences of your decisions.

If anything here is unclear, do not trade. Contact support@gabbarex.com first, and consider seeking independent professional advice.

End of Risk Disclosure Statement.

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