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USER COOPERATION AND ACCOUNT SERVICE AGREEMENT

1.1. This User Cooperation and Account Service Agreement (the "Agreement") establishes the legally binding contractual terms and conditions between 2015 Invest Company LTD, a Limited Company registered under Company ID 440897683, including its designated branches (the "Company"), and the Applicant or Investor (as defined below). This Agreement governs the relationship between the Company and the investor, defining the operational framework for trading cooperation and digital services.

1.2. By submitting an application to invest, or by accessing the Company's Trading Dashboard ("CTD") via the secure space on the Company's website at www.2015invest.com, you explicitly acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by all terms, conditions, and obligations set forth across these Articles.

Article 2. Definition of Terms.

2.1. Company – 2015 Invest Company LTD (ID: 440897683) and its operating branches.

2.2. Applicant – Any individual or legal entity submitting an application to the Company to invest in the CTD.

2.3. Investor (also referred to as Capital Allocator) – An individual or legal entity investing funds in the Company's Trading Dashboard.

2.4. CTD – Company's Trading Dashboard; a secure space on the Company's website (www.2015invest.com) where investors control their investment activities, monitor trading operations, and track data.

2.5. Party, Parties – The Company and/or the investor, referenced both jointly and separately.

2.6. Trader – An individual or legal entity that buys and sells financial assets—such as stocks, bonds, currencies, or crypto—with the primary goal of generating profits from market price fluctuations.

2.7. CAT – Company's Affiliate Trader; An elite, vetted contract trader working for the Company in accordance with the Company's requirements and interests.

2.8. CATs – Company's Affiliate Traders (plural).

Article 3. Subject of Cooperation Between the Parties.

3.1. The subject of this Agreement is to generate a profit from online trading platforms and distribute the profits in strict accordance with the agreement between the Company and the investor set forth herein.

Article 4. Online Trading.

4.1. Online trading constitutes the buying and selling of financial assets—such as stocks, bonds, currencies, and crypto—through online trading platforms provided by brokerages or financial institutions.

4.2. Online trading is managed exclusively by a CAT. Investors maintain no execution rights and do not place trades themselves within the system.

4.3. Each online trading session is conducted via video recording, which is stored in the CTD inside the trading sessions table to preserve transparency.

4.4. Video recordings of each online trading session are stored and remain accessible inside the CTD environment for a period of 31 days.

4.5. After an online trading session is completed, the video recording and session results are displayed directly in the CTD.

4.6. Video recordings of online trading sessions are strictly confidential and are available to investors only within the CTD.

4.7. All information and data shown in the CTD interface are provided strictly for reporting and monitoring purposes only.

Article 5. Online Trading Platforms.

5.1. An online trading platform is a software application provided by brokers or financial institutions that allows traders to buy, sell, and manage financial securities—such as stocks, currencies, and crypto—directly over the internet.

5.2. CATs retain complete autonomy and choose online trading platforms entirely at their own discretion to execute their trading strategies.

5.3. Online trading is conducted exclusively on external online trading platforms provided by third-party brokers or financial institutions, independent of the web architecture of the Company's website (www.2015invest.com).

Article 6. Company’s Affiliate Trader (CAT).

6.1. An elite, vetted contract trader working for the Company in accordance with the Company's requirements and interests is designated as the Company's Affiliate Trader ("CAT").

6.2. To become a CAT, the trader must fulfill and maintain the following criteria:

6.2.1. Key Responsibilities:

6.2.1.1. Capital Management: Execute high-frequency or swing trading strategies to maximize ROI on managed funds.

6.2.1.2. Strategy Development: Implement and refine robust trading systems, whether manual or algorithmic.

6.2.1.3. Risk Mitigation: Maintain strict draw-down limits and adhere to rigorous risk management protocols.

6.2.1.4. Performance Reporting: Provide transparent updates on PnL and market exposure.

6.2.2. Requirements & Qualifications:

6.2.2.1. Proven Track Record: At least 2–3 years of verifiable trading history (audited Track Record, Myfxbook, or Exchange API statements).

6.2.2.2. Deep Market Knowledge: Expertise in Order Flow, Liquidity Analysis, Macro Trends, and Technical Analysis.

6.2.2.3. Risk Discipline: Ability to manage large-scale positions without emotional bias.

6.2.2.4. Advanced Tools: Proficiency in using professional trading terminals and analytical software.

6.2.2.5. Target: Capability to aim for high-six-figure monthly returns while maintaining capital safety.

6.2.2.6. Portfolio Size: Maintain a financial instrument portfolio, including cash deposits.

6.2.3. Specific Focus: Risk Management & Stability:

6.2.3.1. Drawdown Mastery: Traders must demonstrate a maximum historical drawdown of less than 10–15%.

6.2.3.2. Consistency over Aggression: The Company prioritizes "Steady Equity Curves" and consistent monthly growth over volatile, high-risk spikes or erratic strategies.

6.2.3.3. Capital Preservation: The primary mandate is the protection of investor principal. The CAT's strategy must include clear "Stop-Loss" protocols and hedging mechanisms.

Article 7. Company's Trading Dashboard - CTD.

7.1. The CTD is a secure space on the Company's website where investors control their investment activities and monitor trading operations.

7.2. The CTD interface contains and visually displays the following operational metrics and tables:

7.2.1. The total number of investors;
7.2.2. The total invested amount within the CTD;
7.2.3. The total amount withdrawn from the CTD;
7.2.4. The total profit generated from the online trading platforms connected to the CTD;
7.2.5. Complete information and tracking on transfers of amounts;
7.2.6. Trading Session Table – The table providing specific information on trading sessions and video recordings held during the current month;
7.2.7. General Table – The table providing general information on changes in the investment amount depending on the cumulative results of trading operations;
7.2.8. Investment Table – The table providing explicit information on investments expected next month;
7.2.9. Archive – The read-only history of trading results and performance for previous months.

Article 8. Company

8.1. 2015 INVEST Company LTD is a Limited Company focused on obtaining maximum financial profit from its activities.

8.2. Company Goal: To generate profits from online trading on online trading platforms through the trading activities of CATs.

8.3. Company Activities:

The Company performs the following core operational functions:

8.3.1. Looks for and sources successful traders;

8.3.2. Determines and verifies the monthly profit index earned from the trader's trading activities;

8.3.3. Enters into a binding affiliate agreement with the trader once the trader meets the Company's mandatory criteria;

8.3.4. Attaches the CTD to the Affiliate Trader's trading operations in accordance with the affiliate agreement;

8.3.5. Ensures the proper functioning, maintenance, and uptime of the CTD;

8.3.6. Receives profit from the investments of the CTD.

8.4. Company Services:

The Company provides the following account services:

8.4.1. Accepts or rejects investment requests and applications from individuals and legal entities;

8.4.2. Grants individuals or legal entities the status of "Applicant" upon the submission and during the formal review of their written investment applications;
8.4.3. Grants the Applicant the status of "Investor" after the Company formally approves their request and the required onboarding and funding procedures are completed;

8.4.4. Provides transparent information regarding the profit index of the CTD;

8.4.5. Provides the Investor with secure access to the CTD interface;

8.4.6. Provides Investors with necessary training to ensure they fully understand the rules for using the CTD;

8.4.7. Receives formal written confirmation from the Investor that the Investor fully understands the rules, parameters, and terms of using the CTD;

8.4.8. Receives investments from an Investor into a bank account or crypto wallet owned and controlled exclusively by the Company;

8.4.9. Manages the invested amount in strict accordance with the agreement between the Parties;

8.4.10. Pays and distributes funds to the Investor upon his/her request in accordance with the terms of the agreement between the Parties.

Article 9. Applicant

9.1. The Applicant is an individual or legal entity that has submitted a formal written application to the Company to invest in the CTD, and whose request for cooperation is under consideration by the Company in accordance with Article 2 and Article 8.

9.2. Throughout this application and review phase, the Applicant has the right to:

9.2.1. Receive comprehensive information regarding the Company's activities directly from the Company;

9.2.2. Receive accurate data regarding the CTD's profit index directly from the Company;

9.2.3. Receive authorized access to the CTD from the Company to review its interface and setup.

Article 10. Investor

10.1. An Investor is an individual or legal entity that has received from the Company the explicit right to invest in the CTD following the approval of their application.

10.2. The Investor has the right to:

10.2.1. Receive comprehensive information about the Company's corporate activities directly from the Company;

10.2.2. Receive accurate, updated information regarding the CTD's profit index from the Company;

10.2.3. Maintain secure, authorized access to the CTD interface from the Company;

10.2.4. Enroll in and complete a special Company training course dedicated to how to properly use the CTD;

10.2.5. Receive ongoing technical assistance and operational support from the Company in using the CTD;

10.2.6. Request the payout of the amounts due to them in strict accordance with the terms of this Agreement.

10.3. The Investor is obligated to:

10.3.1. Provide the Company with a formal written confirmation stating that they fully understand and agree to the CTD's terms of use and operational rules before capital is deployed;

10.3.2. Deposit the intended investment amount into a bank account or crypto wallet owned and designated exclusively by the Company.

Article 11. Types of Investments

11.1. Only persons or legal entities holding the verified status of "Investor" are permitted to allocate funds into the CTD.

11.2. Capital allocations within the CTD infrastructure are classified under two primary investment options:

11.2.1. Protected Investment: The initial capital is fully insured against trading risks. In the event that a trading session concludes with a loss, the investor's principal amount remains completely unaffected and intact. In exchange for this protection and corporate risk underwriting, the Company will charge a higher commission percentage on any profits generated by the invested capital.

11.2.2. Standard Investment: A risk-controlled, classic investment option under which:

11.2.2.1. The Investor directly bears market risk, including the potential loss of the initial investment principal;

11.2.2.2. The Company’s profit-sharing commission is set at a lower tier;

11.2.2.3. Investment returns and yields vary dynamically depending on market conditions and individual trader performance.

Article 12. Guarantees

12.1. Guarantee against loss of initial investment during online trading:

12.1.1. Under the "Protected Investment" option, the Investor's initial investment principal is fully protected and guaranteed by the Company against any financial losses incurred due to negative results during online trading sessions.

12.2. Operational Protection and Service Timing Realities:

12.2.1. The Company holds corporate and investor funds within reputable banking institutions and proven third-party online trading platforms. The Parties explicitly understand and agree that the occurrence of any unforeseen or force majeure circumstances listed below shall not result in the permanent eradication of capital, but may directly impact the timing of the Company's services, processing windows, and fund transfers due to temporary institutional delays:

12.2.1.1 Natural disasters, fires, floods, earthquakes, wars, acts of terrorism, pandemics, strikes, or the unexpected suspension of government operations;

12.2.1.2. Unexpected interruptions, critical server shutdowns, malicious hacker attacks, or web hosting failures that disable the Company's website or backend infrastructure;

12.2.1.3. Complete internet outages or severe power outages occurring at the Company's primary web resource control center;

12.2.1.4. Any other unforeseen operational circumstances during which the Company's website (www.2015invest.com) is disabled, goes offline, or operates intermittently;

12.2.1.5. The complete failure to fulfill trading obligations imposed on a CAT due to a sudden deterioration of health or for any other reason;

12.2.1.6. Operational delays, systemic shutdowns, or processing freezes caused by a partner bank or third-party online trading platform when the institution temporarily fails or is unable to fulfill a transfer request submitted by the Company.

Article 13. Risks and Risk Management in Online Trading.

13.1. Risks - constitute the potential financial losses due to market volatility, economic downturns, and individual asset or company bankruptcies, with no absolute guarantee of profit.

13.2. Risk Types: The Investor explicitly acknowledges that standard online trading contains distinct execution hazards, primarily including:

13.2.1. The loss of principal capital;

13.2.2. Low market liquidity or settlement latency during periods of extreme market imbalance.

13.3. Risk management involves a strict strategy that requires traders to take predefined precautions in order to protect capital when the market moves against them or if they experience a series of consecutive losses. These precautions explicitly include limiting the exact amount of capital a trader is permitted to allocate for every individual trade.

13.4. The Parties explicitly understand, agree, and declare that the inherent risks of online trading can only be completely eliminated by utilizing the "Protected Investment" option, under which the Company undertakes to protect the Investor’s initial investment principal from trading losses, subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement.

Article 14. Instructions for Depositing Funds into CTD

14.1. The Investor shall deposit funds into the CTD strictly using the payment methods, corporate bank accounts, or crypto wallets approved and made available by the Company. All transactions must comply fully with the Company's applicable verification, anti-fraud, and security procedures before the capital is activated for trading monitoring.

Article 15. Instructions for Withdrawing Funds from CTD

15.1. The Investor has the right to submit a formal request to the Company for the payout of the amount due to them at any time.

15.2. The timing for processing and transferring the requested funds to the Investor’s designated bank account or crypto wallet ranges from 30 minutes to 72 hours.

15.3. The Parties explicitly acknowledge and agree that the exact processing speed within this window depends heavily on the external partner banks or third-party online trading platforms where the Company stores corporate and investor funds. The Company shall not be held liable for delayed execution caused by processing bottlenecks, verification holds, or technical lag originating from these external institutions.

15.4. All applicable deductions, including the Company’s profit-sharing commission percentages and any associated network or banking transaction fees, are calculated and settled at the time of the request in strict accordance with the chosen investment option ("Protected Investment" or "Standard Investment") agreed upon by the Parties.

Article 16. Termination of the Agreement

16.1. Termination due to Breach by the Company:

If the Company fails to fulfill its operational obligations or violates the processing timelines set forth in this Agreement, the Investor has the right to terminate cooperation immediately and request the payout of the entire amount due to them in accordance with Article 15.

16.2. Termination due to Breach by the Investor:

The Investor must strictly adhere to the rules for using the CTD. It is strictly forbidden to share CTD access credentials, attempt to manipulate platform data, or compromise Company activity security. In the event of a breach of these rules, or upon the occurrence of any event listed in Section 16.3, the Company has the right to terminate the Agreement immediately, completely remove the Investor from the CTD interface, and return the amount which the Investor has in the CTD at the current time to the source bank account or crypto wallet, excluding any generated profits. All associated transfer fees, network fees, and banking fees incurred during this return process shall be paid by the Investor and deducted directly from the investor's remaining principal amount.

16.3. Grounds for Immediate Termination and Removal:

The Company reserves the absolute right to terminate the Agreement and remove an Investor from the CTD interface in the following specific cases:

16.3.1. Providing false, forged, or misleading identity or corporate documentation during the verification process;

16.3.2. Malicious misuse of the CTD website (www.2015invest.com), including the exploitation of software vulnerabilities, unauthorized database access, or unauthorized sharing of the shared CTD access password;

16.3.3. Credible suspicion of or involvement in financial fraud, money laundering, or illegal activities using the CTD;

16.3.4. Any deliberate actions or behavior that cause or risk causing material harm, regulatory liability, or severe reputational damage to the Company, its partner banks, online trading platforms, or contracted CATs.

Article 17. Force Majeure

17.1. Force Majeure constitutes any extraordinary, unavoidable, and unpredictable external event that escapes the control of the affected Party and renders the performance of a contractual obligation impossible.

17.2. Approved Force Majeure Circumstances: The Parties explicitly designate the following occurrences as valid Force Majeure environments:

17.2.1. Natural disasters, explosions, fires, earthquakes, pandemics, acts of war, international terrorism, civil rebellions, or widespread national strikes;

17.2.2. Unexpected infrastructure blackouts, server crashes, malicious hacker attacks, or web hosting failures that temporarily disable or disrupt the Company's website (www.2015invest.com);

17.2.3. Unexpected partner bank failures, systemic shutdowns, processing freezes, or clearing suspensions initiated by external partner banks or third-party online trading platforms that prevent the timely transfer or return of funds.

17.3. During the active timeline of a validated Force Majeure event, neither Party is legally permitted to demand punitive damages, request default interest, or claim a breach of performance timelines against the other.

17.4. The affected Party shall be entirely insulated from liability for delays or performance deficiencies directly caused by the ongoing impact of the Force Majeure state.

Article 18. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution

18.1. This Agreement, its interpretation, and all legal relations arising out of its performance shall be governed by, construed, and enforced in accordance with the substantive laws of the country of the Company's corporate registration.

18.2. All disputes, disagreements, or structural claims arising out of the performance, interpretation, or breach of this Agreement shall first be subject to a mandatory 30-day amicable negotiation and corporate mediation window between the authorized legal representatives of both Parties.

18.3. In the event that an amicable resolution cannot be achieved through formal executive negotiation within the 30-day window, the dispute shall be elevated to and definitively settled under the exclusive jurisdiction of the competent courts within the country of the Company's corporate registration or primary corporate domicile.