Legal · Risk Disclosure

Risk Disclosure

Tap Trading is a real-money game. This page summarizes the risks involved, the controls you have, and the jurisdictions where the service is offered.

Last updated: May 25, 2026
Note: This document is provided as a clear summary for your reference. The full legal terms applicable to your account are governed by the contract you agree to at signup, and by the supplementary terms for your account region. If you need help understanding any of this, contact support or our legal team.

1. You can lose money

Every tap-in carries the risk of losing the staked amount. Tap-ins resolve in 2-4 seconds, so losses can accumulate quickly across a session. Play only with money you can afford to lose. Never use funds allocated to essential expenses, savings, or debt repayment.

2. The format is fast

The short duration of each tap-in is the appeal of the format and also its risk. Fast play bypasses deliberation. Behavioral patterns to watch for — and how to manage them — are covered on the risks page.

3. Multipliers reflect implied probability

The multiplier displayed on every box reflects the implied probability of that box winning. A 10× box has roughly a 10% implied probability, and most 10× tap-ins lose by design. Treat the multiplier as the odds, not a target.

4. Responsible play controls

You have access to the following controls in your account settings, all of which we honor without question:

  • Deposit limits (daily, weekly, monthly).
  • Session time limits.
  • Cool-off periods (24 hours, 7 days, 30 days).
  • Permanent self-exclusion.

Increasing a limit requires a 24-hour cool-off before it takes effect, so changes made during a session don't undermine the safeguard.

5. Supported regions

Tap Trading is available in jurisdictions where the operating entity holds the relevant licenses or where the activity is permitted under applicable law. The current supported-regions list is published in your account region's terms supplement. If real-money play is not available in your jurisdiction, demo mode may still be offered for educational purposes.

6. Tax

You are responsible for understanding and meeting your tax obligations in your jurisdiction. We may issue informational statements where required and you should consult a tax professional for personalized advice.

7. Support resources

If you are concerned about your play, free confidential support is available:

8. Contact

For questions about responsible play or to request a deposit limit, cool-off, or self-exclusion, contact us through the contact page.