Terms of Use

Aurora is a technology platform that lets companies register, appraise, and offer real assets as digital tokens, and lets investors purchase those tokens.

Aurora is not a broker-dealer, bank, investment manager, or regulated financial institution. Aurora does not provide investment advice, does not recommend the purchase of any asset, and does not guarantee any return, liquidity, or appreciation for any token offered on the platform.

To use Aurora, you must have the legal capacity to enter into contracts under the laws of your country. You are responsible for keeping your password confidential and for all activity on your account.

There are two account types: company client accounts (tenants), which register and sell tokenized assets, and investor accounts, which purchase tokens on the marketplace.

Signing up and using Aurora as a company client carries no monthly fee. Aurora is compensated through a commission on each completed sale on the platform (primary offering or secondary-market resale), automatically deducted from the amount the company receives through the payment gateway at settlement of each sale. The applicable rate is disclosed on the platform and may vary by sale type (e.g. a new investor's first purchase, repeat purchases, or resale between investors).

Information about each asset (documents, valuation, compliance approval) is provided by, and is the responsibility of, the company client that registered the asset. Aurora provides the technology infrastructure but does not audit, independently verify, or guarantee the accuracy of information provided by each company client about its own assets.

Investing in tokenized assets carries risk, including the possibility of total loss of the invested amount. Evaluate carefully before purchasing.

Payments are processed by specialized third-party providers (including Stripe and NOWPayments for cryptocurrency). Aurora never stores credit card data — that processing is handled entirely by these providers, under their own security standards (such as PCI-DSS).

Payout to the company client: the value of each sale, net of Aurora's commission, is paid out to the selling company according to the settlement schedule of the payment method used (card, Pix/boleto, or crypto). Specific timelines are disclosed on the platform and may vary by payment method and the provider's own risk review.

Chargebacks: card payments are subject to the card issuer and processor dispute policy. If an already-settled payment is later reversed by the provider, Aurora may deduct the corresponding amount from future payouts to the selling company, or charge the amount directly, as applicable.

Refunds: because each sale involves minting a token to the buyer, refunds are not automatic. Refund requests are evaluated case by case between the buyer, the selling company, and, where applicable, the payment provider — Aurora acts as the technical intermediary, not as a party to the commercial negotiation between buyer and seller.

Cryptocurrency payments are irreversible by the nature of the blockchain; once a transaction is confirmed, it cannot be automatically reversed.

Settlement of some assets occurs on a public blockchain, using ERC-20 tokens. Aurora's blockchain integration is read-only — Aurora never holds, accesses, or controls the private key of any wallet. The security of your wallet (MetaMask or similar) is your sole responsibility.

You may not use Aurora for illegal activity, fraud, money laundering, terrorist financing, or to circumvent any verification required by the platform or its payment providers — see also our AML/KYC Policy.

Company clients must provide truthful, up-to-date information about every registered asset, including documentation proving ownership or the right to offer the asset for tokenization. Registering an asset that does not exist, belongs to a third party without authorization, or carries a deliberately inaccurate valuation is grounds for immediate account suspension.

Investors may not create multiple accounts to get around compliance limits, country restrictions, or promotional terms (such as the reduced first-purchase rate).

Unauthorized attempts to access other company clients' or investors' data, or the platform's infrastructure (including attempts to exploit vulnerabilities), are prohibited.

Secondary-market resales must reflect a genuine transaction between two independent parties — simulating trades between accounts controlled by the same person to manipulate an asset's apparent price or volume is prohibited.

Aurora's brand, design, and software belong to the company operating the platform. Content submitted by company clients (documents, photos, asset descriptions) remains the property of those companies.

Aurora is provided "as is," without warranties of any kind. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Aurora is not liable for financial losses arising from investment decisions, third-party failures (payment gateways, blockchain networks), or information provided by company clients about their own assets.

Either party may terminate the account at any time. Aurora may suspend or terminate accounts that violate these Terms.

These Terms may be updated periodically. Material changes will be communicated by email or notice on the platform.

Questions about these Terms can be sent through the platform support channel.