Legal

Products are issued by TokenForce ApS, a company incorporated in Denmark, operating under EU law.

TokenForce engages with European financial supervisory authorities regarding its planned products; no authority has approved or endorsed any TokenForce product. TokenForce does not describe itself as regulated, licensed, authorised, or approved by any authority. Products are pre-launch.

No. A TokenForce token gives you economic exposure to the underlying share through a tracker instrument — it does not make you a shareholder of the underlying company. You do not acquire voting rights, shareholder information rights, or a direct claim on the company that issued the share. What you hold is a claim under the product's terms, backed by underlying equity held at a regulated EU custodian.

The underlying equity backing each token is held with an independent, regulated EU custodian — not in TokenForce's own wallets or operating accounts — and is earmarked as backing for the tokens. TokenForce ApS is the issuer of the tokens and is intended to operate as a single-purpose company, without unrelated business lines that could create competing claims against the backing. Holders can verify the backing through periodic third-party attestations once live (see Getting started → What we publish at launch).

The definitive legal protections — including how the backing is reserved for token holders and what happens if the issuer fails — will be set out in the product documentation published at launch, which is authoritative. Those arrangements are being designed so that the backing serves token holders' claims.

Nothing in this documentation constitutes an offer to sell, a solicitation of an offer to buy, or a recommendation regarding any security or financial instrument. Any future offering will be made only through formal offering documents, after onboarding, eligibility, and KYC/AML checks, and only where lawful.

• Not available to US persons (as defined under US securities laws), to anyone acting for the account or benefit of a US person, or to their affiliates or agents.
• Not available to residents of sanctioned or prohibited jurisdictions, including jurisdictions on FATF high-risk and increased-monitoring lists.
• Availability and investor category depend on your country of residence and applicable law; access is expected to be limited to professional and other eligible or qualified investors.
• Circumventing restrictions (VPNs, nominees, false information) is prohibited and may void access.

• Market risk — the value of tokens can fall as well as rise; a holder may lose the full amount paid.
• Liquidity risk — secondary liquidity may be limited; exiting at size or at a particular time may not be possible at the expected price.
• FX risk — underlyings trade in European currencies while tokens settle in stablecoins; exchange-rate movements affect value.
• Corporate-action risk — dividends, splits, mergers, and delistings change token economics under the published policy; withholding taxes reduce dividend value.
• Issuer and structure risk — the token is a claim under the product's terms; its value depends on the legal structure performing as designed.
• Technology risk — smart-contract, oracle, network, and key-management risks apply to any onchain asset; third-party DeFi venues add their own risks.
• Regulatory risk — the legal and regulatory treatment of tokenized securities is evolving and may change in ways that affect the products or their availability.
• Pre-launch risk — specifications, parameters, and timelines may change before launch.

The Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Cookies Policy, and Disclaimers are linked in the site footer and the sidebar. Per-product legal documentation — including final terms and risk disclosures — is published at launch; those documents are authoritative and prevail over this documentation.