This is the legal agreement you accept when using the Webull trading app or website. It governs your rights as a user, including important rules about how disputes are handled (through arbitration, not court), Webull's ability to suspend your account, and limitations on what Webull is responsible for if something goes wrong with your trades or data. You should pay particular attention to the arbitration clause, which means you give up your right to sue Webull in court or join a class action lawsuit.
Technical Summary
Webull's Terms of Service governs use of its financial trading platform, including brokerage services, market data, and related digital products offered by Webull Financial LLC and affiliated entities. The agreement establishes binding obligations on users regarding account eligibility (18+, US residency requirements), acceptable use of the platform, intellectual property rights vested in Webull, and broad limitations on Webull's liability for trading losses, data accuracy, and service interruptions. Notable provisions include mandatory binding arbitration for dispute resolution, class action waiver, broad indemnification obligations imposed on users, Webull's right to suspend or terminate accounts at its discretion, and consent to electronic communications. The document also incorporates risk disclosures specific to securities trading, options, and margin accounts, and reserves Webull's right to modify terms unilaterally with notice.
Institutional Analysis
This agreement engages SEC and FINRA regulatory frameworks applicable to registered broker-dealers, as well as CFPB oversight of financial products and California consumer protection statutes relevan…
This agreement engages SEC and FINRA regulatory frameworks applicable to registered broker-dealers, as well as CFPB oversight of financial products and California consumer protection statutes relevant to California residents. Compliance teams should note the mandatory arbitration and class action w…
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If you have a dispute with Webull, you must resolve it through private arbitration rather than going to court. This applies to almost all legal claims you might have against Webull.
Webull is not responsible for losses you suffer due to platform outages, data errors, delayed quotes, or other service failures — even if those failures cause you to lose money on trades.
Webull can change the Terms of Service at any time by posting updated terms on their website or notifying you by email, and your continued use of the platform counts as acceptance.
All content on Webull's platform — including data, software, logos, and market information — belongs to Webull or its licensors, and you cannot copy, distribute, or commercially use it.
Webull explicitly states that investing in securities involves significant risk of loss and that past performance does not guarantee future results — and takes no responsibility for your investment decisions.
Any legal disputes with Webull are governed by the laws of a specific state (typically New York or the state of Webull's incorporation), regardless of where you live.