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Full-loss settlement

The losing outcome returns none of the contract stake. It exposes the downside behind a headline payout.

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Common comparison error

Full loss settlement shown before confirmation can change before acceptance; the immutable ticket, not Payout, is evidence.

Practical use

How to verify Full-loss settlement

Read Full-loss settlement together with Loss rebate, Payout, Expiry-only observation. The comparison must preserve the exact rule, value, state, and evidence described below.

A neutral example

Two brokers show 80% Full loss settlement; one deducts a fee and another returns stake separately. A cash-flow table prevents confusion with Loss rebate. The result is classified under Full loss settlement because the entire stake is debited after an unsuccessful outcome when no rebate or refund applies.

Evidence path

Where to verify Full-loss settlement

Use the source that governs the exact contract, account, entity, or platform state. A general definition cannot replace current broker terms.

Order ticket and contract historyPreserve the displayed quote source, entry value, strike or barrier, cutoff, final value, timestamp, and correction status.
CFTC customer protection materialUse regulator material to separate a displayed return from probability, authorization, and account safety.Open source