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Can a Trader Appeal an ADL Decision?

No, ADL is an automated, non-discretionary function; appeals are usually limited to technical errors.
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Can a Trader Appeal an ADL Decision?

Generally, a trader cannot appeal an ADL decision. The process is an automated, non-discretionary risk management function of the exchange.

By trading on the platform, the trader agrees to the terms and conditions that include the ADL mechanism. Appeals are usually limited to technical errors or system failures.

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