The agreement states that Webull treats all actions taken on an account following a correct-password login as the account holder's actions, with the user bearing full responsibility for consequences regardless of whether the user authorized those actions.
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This provision establishes that Webull's attribution of account actions to users is based solely on login credentials, without distinguishing between authorized and unauthorized use following correct-password access, which may limit the practical scope of user recourse in cases of credential-based fraud or unauthorized access.
⚠ Users who do not promptly notify Webull of unauthorized account access bear full responsibility for actions taken on the account under the stated terms
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Compare across platforms →"Any action taken on the account following a proper log-in using the correct password will be regarded by Webull as having been performed by the user, and the user will be fully responsible for all such actions and their resulting consequences.Excerpt from Webull's Customer Agreement
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision may require evaluation under applicable financial services consumer protection regulations in jurisdictions where Webull's products intersect with financial transactions, including Regulation E in the US context, which establishes consumer liability …
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This provision establishes that Webull's attribution of account actions to users is based solely on login credentials, without distinguishing between authorized and unauthorized use following correct-password access, which may limit the practical scope of user recourse in cases of credential-based fraud or unauthorized access.
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