Marketing & Affiliates

Marketing Claims Compliance Guide

Approved language, prohibited claims, and substantiation requirements for all marketing.

MarketingComplianceFTC / ASA Version 1.0 Effective Date: March 13, 2026

Marketing Claims Compliance Guide

The Trading Floor Holdings Ltd.

Effective Date: March 13, 2026

This Marketing Claims Compliance Guide ("Guide") establishes the advertising and promotional standards

required when marketing or promoting services provided by The Trading Floor Holdings Ltd. ("Company",

"The Trading Floor", "we", "us", or "our").

This Guide is designed to ensure marketing communications remain truthful, transparent, and compliant

with consumer protection laws and advertising standards commonly followed by fintech, SaaS, and trading

platforms.

This Guide forms part of the Company’s legal framework and should be read together with:

All employees, affiliates, partners, and marketing participants must comply with this Guide when promoting

Company services.

1. Purpose of This Guide

The purpose of this Guide is to:

Marketing communications must accurately represent the Company’s services as educational services and

trading technology tools.

2. Educational Services Representation

All marketing materials must clearly communicate that:

The Trading Floor Holdings Ltd. provides educational services, software tools, and trading technology.

The Company:

Marketing content must not imply that the Company provides regulated financial services.

3. Prohibited Profit Claims

Marketing communications must not include statements that imply guaranteed financial results.

Prohibited claims include, but are not limited to:

Marketing content must avoid statements that create unrealistic expectations regarding trading success.

4. Performance Representation Standards

If marketing materials reference trading examples or strategy performance:

Statements such as "results may vary" or "past performance does not guarantee future results" should be

included when discussing trading outcomes.

5. Hypothetical Performance Disclosure

If simulated or hypothetical trading examples are shown, marketing materials should clearly disclose that:

Hypothetical examples must not be presented as real trading performance.

6. Testimonials and User Results

Testimonials must be truthful and represent real user experiences.

Testimonials must not:

When testimonials mention results, a disclaimer should indicate that individual results may vary.

7. Social Media Marketing Rules

Marketing conducted on social media platforms must comply with platform policies and applicable laws.

Marketing content must not:

Social media platforms may include:

8. Required Risk Disclosures

Marketing materials referencing trading should include a disclosure similar to the following:

"Trading financial markets involves risk and may result in the loss of capital. Educational services provided

by The Trading Floor Holdings Ltd. do not constitute financial advice."

Risk disclosures must be clearly visible and not hidden or minimized.

9. Affiliate and Influencer Marketing

Affiliates and influencers promoting Company services must:

Example disclosure:

"I may receive compensation if you purchase services through my referral link."

10. Advertising Compliance

Paid advertising must comply with:

Marketing campaigns must not misrepresent the nature of the Company’s services.

11. Intellectual Property Usage

Marketing materials may only use Company logos, branding, and graphics as authorized.

Unauthorized use of Company intellectual property may result in removal of promotional privileges.

12. Monitoring and Enforcement

The Trading Floor Holdings Ltd. reserves the right to review marketing materials to ensure compliance.

The Company may take actions including:

Serious violations may result in permanent removal from promotional programs.

13. Limitation of Liability

Marketing partners and affiliates operate independently.

The Trading Floor Holdings Ltd. shall not be liable for claims resulting from unauthorized marketing

statements made by third parties.

Participants agree to indemnify the Company for damages arising from violations of this Guide.

14. Governing Law

This Marketing Claims Compliance Guide shall be governed by the laws of the United Kingdom.

Any disputes shall be handled in accordance with the dispute resolution provisions outlined in the

Company’s Terms of Service.

15. Acceptance of Compliance Rules

By promoting or marketing services provided by The Trading Floor Holdings Ltd., participants acknowledge

that they:

Participation in promotional activities constitutes acceptance of this Guide.

Contact Information

The Trading Floor Holdings Ltd.

Website: https://www.TrdFloor.com

Email: contact@trdfloor.com