Risk Disclosure

All investments carry risk. The value of your investment can go down as well as up, and you may receive back less than you invested — including the loss of your entire capital. You should only invest money you can afford to lose.

Because WMG investments are structured as Musharaka partnerships, returns depend on the real performance of the underlying business or asset. Returns are never fixed or guaranteed, and any projected or expected yield is illustrative only.

Profit and loss are shared. If a venture underperforms, your returns may be reduced or negative.

Funded businesses and tokenized assets may fail to perform as expected, face market or operational difficulties, or become insolvent. In such cases you may lose part or all of your invested capital.

Investments on the platform may be difficult to exit before they conclude. There may be limited or no secondary market for your holdings, so you should be prepared to remain invested for the full term.

Tokenized real-world assets depend on the accuracy of valuations and the performance of the underlying asset. While valuations are independently audited before minting, asset values can still change, and token holders share in any decline.

Some sectors, such as Livestock & Agriculture, require active participation and carry sector-specific risks, including operational, animal-welfare, and environmental factors. Certification through the Agri-Academy does not eliminate these risks.

Concentrating your capital in a single opportunity increases risk. Spreading investments across different opportunities and sectors can help manage — but does not remove — overall risk.

Any past performance, case study, or success story shown on the platform is not a reliable indicator of future results.

WMG does not provide investment, financial, legal, or tax advice. Information on the platform is for general purposes only. You are responsible for your own decisions and should seek independent professional advice where appropriate.

Before investing, carefully review the disclosures, terms, and compliance information provided for each opportunity, and make sure you understand the risks involved.