Disclosures
Last updated 16 July 2026. Understand the risks before you buy, sell or redeem on Aureum.
01Not investment advice
Nothing on Aureum constitutes financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Listings, prices and content are for informational purposes only. You are solely responsible for your own decisions and should consult a qualified professional where appropriate.
02Nature of the tokens
Tokens on Aureum are digital records of ownership of a specific physical trading card held in custody. They are collectible-backed instruments, not shares, securities, funds or deposits. They confer no rights other than ownership of, and the ability to redeem, the underlying card.
03Market & valuation risk
The value of graded cards and their tokens can rise or fall, sometimes sharply, and may become illiquid. Past performance does not indicate future results. You may receive less than you paid, or be unable to sell at all.
04Custody & backing
Physical cards are stored in a bonded, insured, third-party vault and backed 1:1 to their tokens. While holdings are independently audited and insured, custody involves operational risks that cannot be entirely eliminated.
05On-chain & wallet risk
Transactions settle on Robinhood Chain and are irreversible. You are responsible for your wallet and keys. Loss of keys, sending to a wrong address, smart-contract bugs, or network failures can result in permanent loss of assets.
06Regulatory status
The regulatory treatment of tokenized real-world assets is evolving and varies by jurisdiction. Availability of the Platform may be restricted in some regions. It is your responsibility to ensure your use is lawful where you live.
07Insurance limitations
Insurance covers physical loss or damage to vaulted cards under the terms of the underlying policy. It does not cover market losses, wallet compromise, or losses arising from your own actions.
08Contact
For questions about these disclosures, contact legal@aureum.market.