Digital Capital Protected CertificatesCapital protected Certificates are financial instruments that offer the opportunity to invest upward or downward on the underlying financial assets ensuring investor protection at maturity of all or part of the issue price of the Certificate. The level of protection is established in the issue phase. are financial instruments, that allow investments in an underlyingThe Underlying asset is the activity such as a share, stock index currency, commodity or any other real( e.g. raw materials) or financial asset( an exchange rate or interest rate) upon which the value and price of the Certificate is dependent. financial asset, such as a share or equity index, a currencyThe currency is the money the value of a security is expressed in. The term Currency is used to mean the currency in circulation in a given country and which can be taken as a Reference Currency for securities issued in that country. In the banking terms, currency represents the day interest on a certain sum begins to accrue., a commodityThe term commodity essentially indicates a basic good such as, for example, metals, minerals, agriculture and livestock and other physical assets, on which investors can trade through the use of derivatives. or an interest rateThe interest rate measures the cost of a financing transaction and represents the compensation paid to the bank for the loan of a certain amount of money. It is expressed as a percentage and with reference to the year.. One of the main features of this type of instrument is the possibility for the investor to receive a regular income contingent upon the underlyingThe Underlying asset is the activity such as a share, stock index currency, commodity or any other real( e.g. raw materials) or financial asset( an exchange rate or interest rate) upon which the value and price of the Certificate is dependent. asset trendThe trend designates the general direction of a market movement., in addition to the total or partial protectionThe term protection means the minimum percentage of invested capital that is returned at maturity. of the capital at maturityExpiry or Maturity is the date a financial instrument ceases to exist or matures..