The Regulation S step is a user-submitted attestation and access-control workflow. It is not KYC, AML screening, accredited investor verification, legal eligibility verification, or identity verification.
Information submitted through the attestation process is generally relied upon as provided by the participant. The platform does not independently verify the accuracy, completeness, residency status, citizenship status, beneficial ownership, or legal eligibility representations submitted through the access gateway unless expressly stated otherwise.
Email addresses are collected for access records, notices, and audit context. The platform may send confirmation email, but the current gateway does not prove inbox ownership through OTP, magic-link verification, or equivalent email-control checks.
IP and location checks are used as platform access controls. A non-U.S. IP result does not guarantee that a participant is legally eligible, and a participant remains responsible for complying with all laws that apply to them.
Participants are prohibited from attempting to circumvent geographic, technical, or access-control restrictions through VPNs, proxies, relays, account sharing, or similar methods. The presence or absence of technical controls does not alter a participant's independent obligation to comply with applicable laws and regulations.
Wallet authorization, auto-enrollment, and whitelist status are technical platform controls. They do not constitute a legal determination, endorsement, recommendation, approval, or guarantee of participation eligibility.
Presale access sessions are time-limited and may expire after approximately 30 days or earlier if controls are updated. Participants may be required to re-attest, refresh their session, or reconfirm eligibility information as part of ongoing compliance maintenance before additional access or participation is permitted.