Webull limits its financial responsibility for losses you might experience from using its platform, including lost investment profits, data loss, or trading errors, to the maximum extent the law allows.
This analysis describes what Webull's agreement states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability and practical outcomes may vary by jurisdiction, enforcement context, and individual circumstances. Read our methodology
If Webull's platform has an outage, technical error, or data problem that causes you to miss a trade or lose money, the agreement asserts that Webull is not responsible for those lost profits or consequential financial losses.
Interpretive note: The enforceability of this limitation may be constrained by applicable securities regulations, state consumer protection statutes, or judicial findings of unconscionability depending on jurisdiction.
Replaced comprehensive liability cap with specific disclaimers limited to market data accuracy, delays, errors, omissions, network malfunctions, and service interruptions rather than all damages.
View full change record →This new high-severity provision provides comprehensive liability protection for Webull across multiple legal theories and excludes recovery for significant damages including lost profits and data loss.
View full change record →Users who suffer financial losses due to platform outages, execution delays, or data errors may find that the agreement significantly limits their ability to recover those losses from Webull, though applicable securities regulations may independently provide remedies not waivable by contract.
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If Webull's platform has an outage, technical error, or data problem that causes you to miss a trade or lose money, the agreement asserts that Webull is not responsible for those lost profits or consequential financial losses.
Users who suffer financial losses due to platform outages, execution delays, or data errors may find that the agreement significantly limits their ability to recover those losses from Webull, though applicable securities regulations may independently provide remedies not waivable by contract.
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