Quo Markets LLC 的主要優先事項之一，是保護我們現有及潛在客戶與網站訪客的個人與財務資訊之隱私與安全保障。以下安全政策聲明說明了本公司如何蒐集、處理並保護這些資訊。在安全政策中，亦載明 Quo Markets LLC 如何維護客戶及網路使用者個人資料的機密性。使用本公司官方網站 https://www.tradequo.com （以下稱「本網站」）即表示您接受本安全政策。
注意：本政策僅適用於本公司網站，並不延伸適用於其他公司、個人或組織之網站；本網站所引用的相關網站內容亦不在此限。
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個人資料
在開立及使用交易帳戶時，您會提供 Quo Markets LLC 公司的個人資訊，該資訊可用於商業用途，例如：處理詢問、交易／非商業操作、服務通知、公司的股份、您可能感興趣的特別優惠，以及頭條新聞、資訊報告與優惠、表達對本公司工作的意見、與客戶直接合作，以及身分識別。個人資訊可能包含：
在開立帳戶時聲明中所指定的個人資料：姓氏、名字、父名、地址、出生日期、護照資料，以及電子郵件地址（e-mail）、電話。
關於在本公司開立的交易帳戶之資訊。
本公司 TradeQuoMarkets LTD 不會向第三方披露個人資訊。
Scammers might impersonate people and organisations you trust, using documents, emails, phone calls, and texts that seem genuine.
They may ask you to download apps or sign up for specialised investment websites. Many victims are contacted by scammers through investment, trading or chat groups on WhatsApp, Telegram or Signal.
Many scams promise overly high investment returns or claim to facilitate access to investment opportunities not available to the general public.
個人資料保護
Notify your bank immediately
If you believe you have been affected by fraud or a scam, we strongly recommend that you notify your bank or financial institution immediately. They may be able to recall the payment.
Report to law enforcement
You should also report any suspected fraud or scam to your local law enforcement agency and notify us directly.
Contact us
If you do want to report the suspected fraud to us, please contact us at support@tradequo.com
保密與資訊揭露
您將提供給我們的任何個人資訊都將被視為機密；與業務夥伴、交易對手的業務往來資料，在業務交易所需的範圍內，僅可在本公司及其分支機構範圍內轉移，包括銀行與信用往來關係。除非對聯邦和州監管及執法機構依法發出的、要求提供此類資訊的相應查詢作出回覆，否則該個人資訊不會向任何第三方披露；公司亦有權在回應司法裁決或出庭傳票時，公開有關客戶及其交易的資訊。本網站的追蹤系統也可能收集您瀏覽過的頁面、您如何找到我們的網站、您造訪的頻率等資訊。我們收到的資訊用於改進本網站的資訊內容，也可用於以任何適當方式與您聯繫，並向您提供我們認為對您有用的資訊。
然而，為了對退單程序之合理性進行充分且客觀的審查，公司保留其自身以及代表公司行事的代理人，將申請退單程序之客戶的個人資訊提供給銀行、經紀商、金融與信貸機構及其他機構以進行核實之權利，前提是公司或代表公司行事的代理人認為此對現行及過往交易的調查與防詐欺防範是必要的。
如果您不希望再收到任何廣告資訊，您可以依照每則廣告訊息中所包含的指示，拒絕接收。
We urge you to exercise caution and verify a sender’s identity before responding to any communication claiming to be from us.
We will never ask you to:
Disclose full authentication credentials.
Move funds to a “safe account”.
Transfer funds or assets for “verification purposes”.
Disclose your password or one-time passcodes.
Provide confidential information over social media platforms.
拒絕參與
Scammers employ a range of tactics
Creating urgency
Pressuring you to act quickly, such as claiming an offer is limited or payment is needed immediately.
Promising high returns
Offering unusually high or guaranteed profits, often linked to cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, AI, “algorithmic trading”, or other complex or trending products.
Pretending to be trusted people
Impersonating banks, regulators, colleagues, friends, or real company employees.
Building trust over time
Using social media, messaging apps, or group chats to form relationships before introducing investment opportunities or asking for money.
Using emotional manipulation
Exploiting personal relationships (common in romance scams) by fabricating emergencies, hardships, or trust-based investment opportunities to encourage payments.
Exclusivity
Claiming opportunities are “invite-only” or available only to a select few.
Looking professional
Using polished websites, contracts, apps, or documents to appear legitimate.
Payment redirection
Asking you to send funds to new or different accounts (often at short notice), sometimes claiming it is for security, efficiency, or compliance reasons.
Using complex language
Overloading you with technical jargon or complex explanations (e.g. around trading strategies or crypto infrastructure) to sound credible and discourage questions.
Asking for more money over time
Encouraging increasingly large payments over time, often by showing fake “profits” or returns at first.
How can you protect yourself from scams?
Be cautious
Be wary of offers promising guaranteed profits or “get rich quick” opportunities.
Don’t rush
If you feel pressured to act urgently, stop and verify the request independently before proceeding.
Check identities
Research companies or individuals before sending any money. Look for public sources and reviews, and check email addresses, phone numbers, and website domains carefully for inconsistencies, misspellings, or anything suspicious.
Check licensing
Confirm whether a firm is authorised by checking the local financial services register.
Protect personal information
Don’t share personal details or identity documents with people you only know online.
Keep control of your accounts
Never let someone else open or manage payment accounts or crypto wallets for you without proper verification.
Avoid remote access
Do not install remote access software that gives strangers access and control over your device or financial accounts.
Known counterparties
Be cautious when sending money or cryptocurrencies to individuals you have only met online, including through social media, messaging apps, or group chats.
Payment requests
Be cautious of unexpected or urgent requests for money or changes to payment details, especially if they involve changes to usual payment details or methods.
Look out for recovery scams
If you are scammed, scammers may pretend they can recover lost funds or digital assets if you pay them upfront.
Be aware of emotional pressure
Romance, emergencies, or personal hardship may be used as a way to influence your decisions.
Use secure communication
Don’t click on links or download attachments in unexpected messages, particularly those asking for payments, personal information, or login details.
Ask for advice
If in doubt, speak to someone you trust or contact the organisation directly using verified contact details.
Review transactions carefully
Double check payment details carefully before sending funds, especially for first-time or high-value transactions.