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This clause establishes Robinhood's discretionary authority to execute forced liquidations of account positions based on margin requirements or debt obligations, without requiring advance notice or margin call procedures. The provision creates operational efficiency for the firm's risk management by permitting immediate position closure, though it also establishes that users bear the risk of unfavorable liquidation prices and residual liability.
Users' positions may be liquidated at Robinhood's discretion without prior notification if margin deficiencies or other obligations arise. Users remain obligated to pay any remaining balance owed to Robinhood after liquidation, even if liquidation prices are unfavorable due to market conditions.
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"Robinhood may, in its discretion and without prior notice to you, liquidate any or all securities or other property in your account to satisfy any margin deficiency or other obligation you owe to Robinhood. You acknowledge that Robinhood is not obligated to make a margin call prior to liquidating your positions, and that market conditions may prevent Robinhood from liquidating positions at favorable prices. You will remain liable for any deficiency balance remaining in your account after liquidation.— Excerpt from Robinhood's Robinhood Customer Agreement
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This clause establishes Robinhood's discretionary authority to execute forced liquidations of account positions based on margin requirements or debt obligations, without requiring advance notice or margin call procedures. The provision creates operational efficiency for the firm's risk management by permitting immediate position closure, though it also establishes that users bear the risk of unfavorable liquidation prices and residual liability.
Users' positions may be liquidated at Robinhood's discretion without prior notification if margin deficiencies or other obligations arise. Users remain obligated to pay any remaining balance owed to Robinhood after liquidation, even if liquidation prices are unfavorable due to market conditions.
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