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Legal Disclaimer and Risk Warning

1. Corporate Status and Restricted Jurisdictions

Universal Valuables Inc. is an unregulated legal entity operating strictly in its own commercial interests. The company operates under the jurisdiction of the Republic of Panama as an offshore enterprise, conducting its business in accordance with the "best practices" of international law.

Restricted Jurisdictions: In addition to restrictions imposed on individuals and entities located in internationally sanctioned jurisdictions or "blacklisted" zones (as defined by FATF and other international regulatory bodies), we strictly do not provide services to, nor do we process transactions for or on behalf of:

  • Citizens, residents, or corporate entities of the United States of America;
  • Tax residents of the Republic of Panama.

2. Nature of Digital Assets and Inherent Risks

Cryptocurrencies, including stablecoins, are not legal tender and are not backed by any government. Furthermore, they do not qualify as securities under standard financial regulations; rather, they are classified as movable property (digital assets).

Users must acknowledge that dealing with cryptocurrencies carries significant inherent risks. These include, but are not limited to, extreme price volatility, technological vulnerabilities, sudden regulatory changes, and the potential for a total loss of funds.

3. Independence and Lack of Affiliation

Universal Valuables Inc. is a strictly independent enterprise. We do not act on behalf of, or in the interests of, any stablecoin issuer, payment system operator, or any other regulated institutional entity.

Notice regarding digital token systems: The goods and services offered on this Website are not provided on order of any person or enterprise operating any digital payment system or stablecoin network. We make independent decisions on our pricing and offerings. System operators and token issuers do not guarantee the value of the assets, do not endorse our specific operations, and bear no responsibility for the transactions conducted on this Website.

4. No Financial Advice and Limitation of Liability

Any content, data, or information provided on www.exchengine.com is for informational purposes only and does NOT constitute financial, investment, legal, or trading advice.

Your decision to execute any transaction is made entirely at your own discretion and of your own free will. Universal Valuables Inc., its directors, employees, and affiliates shall bear no responsibility or liability for any direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, financial losses, or adverse consequences arising from your use of the Website or any transaction you choose to make.

5. Force Majeure and Technical Failures

The Company shall not be held liable for any failure or delay in the performance of its obligations, or for any loss of funds, resulting from events beyond its reasonable control (Force Majeure).

This includes, but is not limited to: blockchain network failures, "forks," congestion, or delays in transaction processing; hacking, DDoS attacks, or malware infections affecting the global internet or specific protocols; changes in legislation, government actions, power outages, or disruptions in telecommunication services.

In the event of such circumstances, the Company reserves the right to suspend operations until the situation is resolved, without any obligation to compensate for potential losses.

Last updated: March 2026

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