Investment Risk Disclosure

Investing in tokenized assets carries a real risk of partial or total loss of invested capital. No token offered on Aurora has a guaranteed return, liquidity, or appreciation, regardless of what the company client that registered the asset may state in its own valuation or marketing material.

Aurora is a technology platform that connects companies tokenizing real assets with interested investors. Aurora does not analyze the financial viability of any asset, does not independently audit the valuation stated by the company client, and does not recommend the purchase of any specific asset. The decision to invest is entirely yours.

There is no guarantee you will be able to resell a token on Aurora's secondary market, or at what price. Each asset's liquidity depends entirely on another investor being interested in buying at that moment — Aurora does not act as a counterparty, market maker, or guarantee the buyback of any token.

Depending on the jurisdiction and the structure of the tokenized asset, the offered token may be considered a security or a regulated financial instrument under the investor's or the issuing company's local law. Regulatory requirements vary significantly between countries and may change over time. Each company client is responsible for assessing and complying with the regulatory obligations applicable to the offering of its own asset, and each investor is responsible for assessing whether purchasing a token is permitted under their own country's laws before investing.

Each offering on Aurora represents one specific real asset (a property, a gold reserve, etc.), not a diversified portfolio. The token's performance is tied entirely to the performance and integrity of that specific asset and the company managing it.

By purchasing a token, you are exposed to the risk that the company client that registered the asset provides inaccurate information, mismanages the asset, or ceases operating. Aurora provides the technology infrastructure for registration, compliance, and settlement, but does not guarantee the solvency, integrity, or operational continuity of any company client.

Tokens are minted and transferred on a public blockchain network. Risks include: network failures or congestion, changes to the underlying blockchain protocol, loss of access to your own wallet (Aurora has no way to recover a lost wallet, since it never has access to your private key), and, on the secondary market, network (gas) fees that vary with network demand.

Investors buying from outside the issuing company's country, or in a currency other than their own, are subject to currency fluctuation, payment-provider conversion fees, and possible differences in tax treatment between jurisdictions.

Do not invest more than you can afford to lose. Carefully evaluate each offering, the company behind it, and the asset documentation before buying. When in doubt, seek guidance from an independent financial or legal professional qualified in your jurisdiction.