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Compliance
This page explains FYTS’s regulatory positioning under MiFID II and why the offer is conducted under prospectus exemptions.
Overview
FYTS is structured as a security token (financial instrument) under MiFID II. The offer is not made to the public and is addressed solely to qualified/professional investors. Distribution relies on prospectus exemptions consistent with the EU Prospectus Regulation; participation is governed by the Offering Documents.
Prospectus Exemption Framework
- No public offer: Communication and onboarding occur via an investor gate and direct engagement.
- Investor type limits: Addressed only to qualified/professional investors (as defined under applicable law).
- Size/scope controls: Subscription amounts and investor counts are managed to remain within exemption thresholds.
- Offering documents: A Term Sheet and an Offering Memorandum provide disclosures in lieu of a public prospectus.
- Jurisdictional controls: Marketing and access are restricted in certain countries; reverse‑solicitation is respected where applicable.
Investor Eligibility
- Only investors meeting professional/qualified definitions may subscribe.
- Onboarding may include KYC/AML and suitability checks, as applicable.
- Retail investors are not targeted and cannot participate.
Transfer & Distribution Restrictions
- FYTS is delivered on‑chain to whitelisted addresses; secondary transfers may be restricted by smart contract and contract terms.
- No admission to trading on a regulated market or MTF is implied.
- Hedging or resales must comply with applicable securities laws.
Jurisdiction & Marketing Controls
- Geographies with prohibitions or licensing requirements are excluded from active marketing.
- Investors are responsible for ensuring eligibility under their local laws.
- Materials are provided for information to eligible investors and are not a public solicitation.
Key Risk Disclosures
- Regulatory change, enforcement, and interpretation risks.
- Liquidity constraints and transfer restrictions; no assured secondary market.
- Technology, smart‑contract, and operational risks.
- Market, counterparty, taxation, and jurisdictional risks.
Compliance FAQ
Documents & Notices
Download and review the following before any subscription:
By proceeding you confirm you are a qualified/professional investor and accept the jurisdictional limitations.
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For qualified/professional investors only. Not an offer to the public. Subject to jurisdictional restrictions. Review the Offering Documents and risk disclosures.
