Risk & Compliance Disclosure
Solium is a blockchain-based platform focused on the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs) and their integration into e-commerce environments. While offering access to innovative digital asset experiences, the platform also operates within a complex regulatory and technological landscape. The following disclosures summarize key risks and our approach to responsible operations.
Regulatory Risk Blockchain-based platforms are subject to evolving regulations across jurisdictions. Solium classifies the IUM token as a utility token for use in platform governance, access, and rewards—not as a security or investment vehicle. We do not offer investment products or solicit speculative participation. Ongoing legal counsel ensures adherence to KYC/AML standards and applicable regulations.
Smart Contract Risk Vulnerabilities in smart contracts may result in unauthorized access or loss of funds. Solium commits to regular third-party audits before deploying critical updates or launching new features to mitigate potential attack vectors.
Asset Authenticity & Ownership Risk Tokenizing RWAs requires verifiable proof of asset ownership and enforceable transfer rights. Solium only works with verified sellers and mandates asset provenance documentation to ensure our full-ownership token model is upheld.
Platform Downtime & Cybersecurity Disruptions may occur due to technical failure, cyberattacks, or blockchain congestion. Solium relies on resilient infrastructure—Shopify for cloud-based commerce and Solana for scalable blockchain operations—with proactive monitoring and incident response systems in place.
Market Volatility & Token Risk Volatility in crypto markets may affect the value and usability of IUM. To reduce reliance on token fluctuations, Solium uses USDC as the primary settlement currency. IUM participation is optional and serves governance, rewards, and access utility—not as a transactional requirement.
User Eligibility & Jurisdictional Restrictions Solium services are not available to residents of jurisdictions where digital asset transactions are restricted by law. Users are responsible for ensuring their legal eligibility to use the platform. For jurisdictions where we do not provide services, please see “Terms of Use.”
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