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Campaign terms

These terms apply to the CBRC 2.0 Founding Contributor Campaign. Read them before contributing.

CBRC 2.0 FOUNDING CONTRIBUTOR CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTORS POLICY, GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS, CAMPAIGN AGREEMENT, FINAL SCHEDULE AND REFUND POLICY APPENDIX

Governing Law: England and Wales

1. Definitions and Interpretation

1.1 In these campaign documents, unless the context requires otherwise:
(a) “Campaign” means the CBRC 2.0 Founding Contributor Campaign described in these documents and the Final Schedule.
(b) “Campaign Documents” means the Contributors Policy, Campaign Agreement, General Terms and Conditions, Final Schedule and Refund Policy Appendix, together with any annexes or updates notified by CBRC.
(c) “CBRC” means the CBRC project and associated brand and, where relevant, TrustCBRC OÜ acting as campaign operator.
(d) “Contribution” means any qualifying digital asset contribution made by a participant in the manner and amount specified in the Campaign Documents.
(e) “Founding Contributor” means a participant accepted by CBRC as a qualifying founding contributor in accordance with the Campaign Documents.
(f) “SLT” means the CBRC campaign token referred to in these Campaign Documents.
(g) “Wallet” means a compatible digital asset wallet controlled by the participant and validated by CBRC for purposes of the Campaign.
1.2 Headings are for convenience only and do not affect interpretation. References to “including” or “include” are without limitation.
1.3 In the event of any inconsistency between marketing materials, the campaign page, or other promotional content and the Campaign Documents, the Campaign Documents (and, in particular, the Final Schedule) will prevail to the extent of the inconsistency.

2. Contributors Policy

2.1 CBRC runs a contributors programme to recognise persons and organisations that support the project and the CBRC use case register.
2.2 Eligibility for participation is limited to persons and organisations that:
(a) can legally enter into an agreement;
(b) are not located in, resident of, or acting from a prohibited or restricted jurisdiction;
(c) are not subject to applicable sanctions or export control restrictions; and
(d) can provide verification information if requested by CBRC.
2.3 Contributor benefits may include on-chain certificates, contributor-page recognition, CBRC use case credits, and access to community opportunities announced by CBRC from time to time. These benefits do not constitute share capital, equity, ownership, or any right to participate in profits or residual value of CBRC or any affiliate.
2.4 CBRC use case credits may have rules, expiry dates, or usage limits. CBRC will publish any applicable rules where relevant.
2.5 CBRC may display a contributor’s name, entity name, wallet reference, or logo only where allowed by law and where consent has been given or is otherwise permitted.
2.6 Participants must not misuse the programme, misrepresent identity, use it for fraud, sanctions evasion or other unlawful activity, attempt to manipulate scores, or interfere with CBRC systems.
2.7 CBRC may update this Contributors Policy from time to time by posting a new version. Any update will apply prospectively and will not affect rights that have already vested unless required by law or for serious compliance reasons.

3. Campaign Agreement

3.1 This Campaign Agreement governs participation in the CBRC 2.0 Founding Contributor Campaign.
3.2 The campaign operator is TrustCBRC OÜ, a company incorporated in Estonia, acting under the CBRC brand. The participant is the person or organisation making the Contribution and accepted by CBRC as a Founding Contributor.
3.3 The purpose of the Campaign is to support the development, launch, and operation of CBRC 2.0 and related infrastructure, subject to the terms of the Campaign Documents.
3.4 Contributions are only valid once accepted by CBRC. Unless expressly stated otherwise in the Campaign Documents, Contributions are final and non-reversible, save as provided in the Refund Policy.
3.5 If a participant qualifies, CBRC may provide the campaign benefits described in the Campaign Documents, including a certificate, contributor recognition, credits, and any Bonus SLT allocation described in the Final Schedule.
3.6 CBRC does not promise, represent, or guarantee any profit, price appreciation, listing, liquidity, or future market value of SLT or any other digital asset. Participants must not interpret the Campaign or Bonus SLT allocations as investment advice or offers of securities or other regulated financial instruments.
3.7 Participants should take their own independent legal, tax, financial, technical, and commercial advice before making any Contribution or participating in the Campaign. CBRC does not provide advice and is not responsible for any decisions made by participants.
3.8 Any Bonus SLT allocation is subject to:
(a) the final vesting schedule;
(b) technical availability of the relevant blockchain infrastructure; and
(c) completion of any required compliance checks, including KYC, source-of-funds, and sanctions screening.
3.9 If the Campaign does not proceed in accordance with the Final Schedule, CBRC will use reasonable efforts to refund eligible Contributions to the originating Wallet or another verified refund address, in accordance with the Refund Policy.
3.10 CBRC may request KYC, source-of-funds, sanctions, or other compliance information before accepting, releasing, or refunding a Contribution. Participants agree to cooperate with reasonable requests.
3.11 Nothing in this Campaign Agreement creates a partnership, joint venture, trust, employment relationship, or agency relationship between CBRC and participants.
3.12 This Campaign Agreement is governed by the laws of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction to resolve any dispute arising out of or in connection with the Campaign Documents, except where CBRC needs urgent injunctive or equitable relief in another jurisdiction.

4. General Terms and Conditions

4.1 By using CBRC websites, pages, certificates, scores, or related services, you agree to these General Terms and Conditions.
4.2 CBRC provides research, scoring, verification, certification, contributor recognition, and related informational services.
4.3 The content and services are for informational and research purposes only and do not constitute legal, financial, investment, tax, or accounting advice.
4.4 Users should not rely on CBRC scores or certificates as a substitute for independent due diligence. CBRC makes no representation that its scores or certificates are complete or error-free.
4.5 CBRC scores and certificates reflect CBRC’s methodology and the information available at the time. CBRC may update, correct, or withdraw them if needed.
4.6 If you submit content, you grant CBRC a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to use such content for CBRC’s business and operational purposes, subject to applicable law and any written submission terms.
4.7 Users must not use CBRC services to commit fraud, upload malicious code, scrape data without permission, interfere with the platform, or infringe third-party rights.
4.8 The services are provided on an “as‑is” and “as‑available” basis, to the fullest extent permitted by law. CBRC does not exclude liability for fraud or for death or personal injury caused by its negligence or for any other matter where liability cannot lawfully be excluded.
4.9 Subject to clause 4.8 and the Limitation of Liability provisions in clause 6, CBRC is not responsible for losses caused by third‑party wallets, exchanges, bridges, custodians, blockchain congestion, smart‑contract failures, protocol‑level events, or digital asset volatility, and such losses shall be deemed indirect or consequential for the purposes of the limitation of liability provisions.
4.10 CBRC may suspend or terminate access where there is a legal, security, compliance, or operational concern, or where a user is suspected of breaching the Campaign Documents or applicable law.
4.11 These General Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction, except where CBRC seeks urgent injunctive or equitable relief elsewhere.

5. Financial Promotions and Jurisdictional Eligibility

5.1 The Campaign Documents and any related communications are intended for persons who are legally permitted to receive such materials and to participate in digital asset campaigns under the laws of their jurisdiction.
5.2 The Campaign is not directed at, and CBRC does not target, any person in a jurisdiction where participation in the Campaign, receipt of the Campaign Documents, or making a Contribution would be unlawful or would require CBRC to be authorised or licensed by any regulatory authority.
5.3 Participants represent and warrant that:
(a) they are not located in, resident of, or acting from any jurisdiction in which participation in the Campaign is prohibited or restricted;
(b) they are not a “consumer” or “retail client” where such status would subject CBRC to additional regulatory obligations in relation to the Campaign; and
(c) they will comply with all applicable laws and regulations in their jurisdiction in relation to their participation in the Campaign and any Contribution they make.
5.4 CBRC may refuse, suspend, or cancel any Contribution or participation where it reasonably believes that accepting such participation would breach applicable laws or regulations, including financial promotions, securities, or consumer protection rules.

6. Limitation of Liability

6.1 CBRC’s total aggregate liability to any participant arising out of or in connection with the Campaign Documents, the Campaign, any Contribution, any Bonus SLT allocation, or any related services (whether in contract, tort, negligence, misrepresentation, breach of statutory duty, or otherwise) shall be limited to the lesser of:
(a) the amount of the relevant Contribution actually received by CBRC from that participant; and
(b) the monetary cap specified by CBRC in the Final Schedule or another written notice (if no cap is specified, the applicable cap shall be the amount of the relevant Contribution).
6.2 CBRC shall not be liable for any:
(a) loss of profit, loss of revenue, loss of anticipated savings, or loss of business;
(b) loss of or damage to goodwill or reputation;
(c) loss of opportunity or expected returns;
(d) indirect, consequential, or special loss; or
(e) speculative losses arising from digital asset price movements or market conditions,
in each case whether arising in contract, tort (including negligence), misrepresentation, breach of statutory duty, or otherwise.
6.3 Nothing in the Campaign Documents shall limit or exclude CBRC’s liability for:
(a) fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation;
(b) death or personal injury caused by CBRC’s negligence; or
(c) any other matter for which liability cannot lawfully be limited or excluded under the laws of England and Wales.
6.4 Participants acknowledge that the limitations and exclusions of liability in the Campaign Documents are reasonable in the context of the nature of the Campaign, the risks inherent in digital assets and blockchain infrastructure, and the level of Contributions.

7. Data Protection and Privacy

7.1 CBRC will collect and process personal data relating to participants in connection with the Campaign, including but not limited to names, contact details, Wallet identifiers, KYC information, source‑of‑funds information, sanctions screening data, and records of Contributions and allocations, for the purposes of:
(a) operating, administering, and enforcing the Campaign and the Campaign Documents;
(b) carrying out identity verification, KYC, source‑of‑funds checks, sanctions screening, and other compliance activities;
(c) communicating with participants about the Campaign and related CBRC activities; and
(d) complying with legal and regulatory obligations applicable to CBRC.
7.2 CBRC will act as controller of such personal data and will process it in accordance with applicable data protection law, including the UK GDPR and, where applicable, the EU GDPR. CBRC’s detailed privacy practices, including information about data subject rights, data retention periods, and international data transfers, are set out in CBRC’s Privacy Notice, as amended from time to time and available on CBRC’s website.
7.3 Participants acknowledge that CBRC may share personal data with:
(a) group entities and service providers that assist with Campaign administration, KYC/AML processing, custody, treasury, and technical infrastructure;
(b) professional advisers (including legal, tax, and audit advisers); and
(c) regulatory authorities, law enforcement bodies, and courts, where required or permitted by law.
Any such sharing will be carried out in accordance with CBRC’s Privacy Notice and applicable data protection law.
7.4 CBRC may store and process personal data in jurisdictions outside the UK and the EEA. Where CBRC transfers personal data internationally, it will implement appropriate safeguards required by applicable data protection law (for example, standard contractual clauses or equivalent mechanisms) to protect participants’ personal data.
7.5 Participants agree to provide accurate and up‑to‑date personal data when requested and acknowledge that CBRC may be unable to accept a Contribution, process an allocation, or issue a refund where the participant fails to provide information needed for KYC, source‑of‑funds checks, sanctions screening, or other compliance requirements.
7.6 Nothing in the Campaign Documents limits any rights participants may have under applicable data protection law, including rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection, and portability, as set out in CBRC’s Privacy Notice.

8. Community Risk Warning

8.1 This Campaign involves digital assets, blockchain infrastructure, and token-related benefits. Participation is inherently risky and may not be suitable for all contributors.
8.2 You may lose all or part of the value contributed. Digital assets can be highly volatile and can rapidly decrease in value, including to zero.
8.3 Risks include, without limitation: market volatility, regulatory and legal change, liquidity risk, wallet or key loss, smart-contract failure, network or protocol issues, custody risk, transfer restrictions, counterparty risk, operational risk, tax consequences, and the possibility that any intended utility, functionality, or ecosystem may not develop as expected.
8.4 Nothing in the Campaign Documents, marketing materials, campaign page, or related communications should be read as:
(a) a promise of profit;
(b) a guarantee of listing on any exchange;
(c) a commitment to support any particular market price, liquidity level, or trading volume; or
(d) investment, financial, legal, tax, or accounting advice.
8.5 Participants must undertake their own independent legal, tax, financial, technical, and commercial due diligence before contributing and should not rely solely on CBRC scores, certificates, campaign materials, or any communications issued by CBRC or its affiliates.
8.6 CBRC does not make, and expressly disclaims, any representation or warranty as to future price, market performance, liquidity, secondary-market availability, regulatory treatment, or ongoing utility of SLT or any other digital asset.

9. Refund Policy (Main Terms)

9.1 If the CBRC 2.0 Founding Contributor Campaign does not proceed to launch in accordance with the Final Schedule, CBRC will use reasonable efforts to refund eligible Contributions to:
(a) the Wallet address from which the relevant Contribution was sent; or
(b) another verified refund address approved by CBRC in writing.
Refunds will be made in the same asset as received, unless CBRC is legally or technically required to use an alternative method.
9.2 Refunds may be delayed, restricted, or withheld where necessary to comply with applicable law, regulation, sanctions regimes, court orders, fraud-prevention procedures, or internal compliance policies, or where CBRC has a reasonable belief that the refund may be connected to unlawful activity or breach of the Campaign Documents.
9.3 Network, transaction, bridge, custodian, or payment-processing fees and charges may be deducted from refund amounts where permitted by law and disclosed in the Final Schedule or refund terms. Refunds are limited to the amount actually received by CBRC in respect of the relevant Contribution, net of any such permitted deductions. CBRC is not responsible for FX movements or asset price changes between the date of Contribution and the date of refund.
9.4 A participant requesting a refund must submit a request in the manner specified by CBRC and provide any information reasonably requested by CBRC to:
(a) verify the identity of the participant;
(b) verify the originating Wallet; and
(c) satisfy applicable KYC, source-of-funds, sanctions, and other compliance obligations.
CBRC may reject or delay a refund request where the participant fails to provide satisfactory information or where CBRC has reasonable compliance concerns.
9.5 CBRC will not be liable for refund delays or failures caused by incorrect or outdated Wallet information, loss of Wallet access, third-party infrastructure failure, blockchain congestion, protocol-level events, bridge or custodian outages, or other circumstances outside CBRC’s reasonable control.
9.6 The obligation to use reasonable efforts to refund eligible Contributions is subject to the limitation of liability and exclusion clauses in the Campaign Documents, and CBRC shall not be liable for any indirect or consequential loss arising from any delay or failure to process a refund, provided CBRC has acted reasonably and in good faith.

10. Campaign Token Allocation, Distribution and Rules

10.1 Subject to the Campaign Documents, each qualifying Founding Contributor may be eligible to receive an allocation of 300,000,000 SLT from the campaign reserve pool. The total campaign reserve pool is intended to be 9,000,000,000 SLT, with the number of qualifying Founding Contributors limited to 30.
10.2 CBRC may change or reduce the available allocation if required for legal, technical, operational, or compliance reasons, or if the Campaign does not fully proceed.
10.3 An allocation will only be available to a participant who makes a qualifying Contribution in the amount and form specified in the Campaign Documents and who is accepted by CBRC, completes any required verification, compliance, or Wallet validation process, and is not excluded under applicable law, sanctions rules, or CBRC policy.
10.4 CBRC may reject, suspend, delay, or reverse an allocation where necessary to comply with law, internal policy, technical constraints, or fraud-prevention procedures.
10.5 Any SLT allocation granted under the Campaign will vest over twelve (12) months beginning four (4) months after the campaign closing date, unless otherwise stated in the Final Schedule. Unless the Final Schedule provides otherwise, vesting will occur in equal monthly instalments, and each instalment will be released on the 28th day of each month, subject to technical availability and compliance checks.
10.6 Any unvested portion remains subject to the Campaign Documents and may be forfeited if the participant breaches the agreement or if the Campaign terms so provide.
10.7 Distribution will be made only to the Wallet address validated by CBRC during the Campaign onboarding process, unless CBRC approves a replacement Wallet in writing. The participant is responsible for providing the correct Wallet address, maintaining control of that Wallet, ensuring the Wallet can receive SLT, and promptly notifying CBRC of any Wallet issue or change request.
10.8 CBRC is not responsible for failed, delayed, or irreversible transfers caused by incorrect Wallet details, network issues, third-party Wallet failures, lost keys, bridge failures, or other circumstances outside CBRC’s reasonable control.
10.9 A portion of the Contribution may, at CBRC’s discretion, be allocated to liquidity support for the SLT/XRP market, in the proportion described in the Campaign Documents or Final Schedule. Any liquidity allocation will be deployed only in accordance with CBRC’s treasury and liquidity policies and applicable law and is operational in nature, not intended to guarantee or stabilise any particular price level, market depth, or trading volume.
10.10 Any liquidity arrangement may involve market risk, impermanent loss risk, operational risk, counterparty risk, and third-party platform risk, which participants acknowledge and accept. Participants do not obtain any ownership, control, management, or profit-share rights over any liquidity pool or treasury arrangements by virtue of contributing to the Campaign. CBRC may decide not to implement liquidity support or may vary the timing, scale, and form of any liquidity arrangement, provided such decisions are made in good faith and in accordance with the Campaign Documents and applicable law.
10.11 Unless CBRC expressly agrees otherwise in writing, Bonus SLT allocations are non-transferable until vesting or release occurs. No participant may sell, assign, pledge, or encumber any unvested allocation or use Campaign rights as collateral. CBRC may impose further transfer, compliance, or lock-up restrictions where required by law or operational necessity.
10.12 The Campaign does not promise any future market price, liquidity or exchange listing, profit, return, or investment gain. The Bonus allocation is intended as a Campaign benefit linked to participation, not as a guarantee of financial value. CBRC does not endorse SLT market performance or promise that SLT will increase in value.
10.13 If the Campaign does not reach the level required for launch, CBRC may cancel the Campaign, reduce the allocation, extend the Campaign, amend the distribution terms, or refund qualifying Contributions in accordance with the Refund Policy. CBRC will use reasonable efforts to communicate any such decision to participants in a timely manner. CBRC may make reasonable administrative decisions to deal with Wallet errors, lost access, duplicate entries, technical failures, compliance issues, partial funding, or force majeure events. CBRC’s decision on Campaign administration will be final, acting reasonably and in good faith, except where prohibited by law.

11. Final Schedule – Core Commercial Terms

11.1 The Final Schedule sets out the core commercial and distribution terms for the CBRC 2.0 Founding Contributor Campaign and forms part of the Campaign Documents.
11.2 Campaign window: Opening date 15 August 2026; closing date 12 September 2026. CBRC may extend, suspend, or close the Campaign earlier if required for legal, technical, compliance, operational, or business reasons.
11.3 Eligible Contribution: Contribution amount 5,000 XRP per qualifying Founding Contributor. Contributions must be made only in the manner approved by CBRC and from a valid Wallet accepted by CBRC.
11.4 Participant cap: Maximum number of Founding Contributors is 30. CBRC may reject any Contribution that would cause the Campaign to exceed the cap.
11.5 Bonus SLT allocation: Allocation per qualifying Founding Contributor is 300,000,000 SLT. Total reserved allocation pool is 9,000,000,000 SLT. Allocation is subject to eligibility, compliance checks, Wallet validation, and the Campaign Documents.
11.6 Vesting: Vesting term is twelve (12) months. Vesting start is four (4) months after campaign close. Release frequency is monthly. Release day is the 28th day of each month. Monthly unlock amount is 25,000,000 SLT per month per Founding Contributor, subject to the final verified Wallet and campaign administration rules.
11.7 Wallet and distribution rules: SLT will be distributed only to the Wallet validated by CBRC during onboarding. Participants are responsible for providing accurate Wallet details. CBRC is not responsible for loss, delay, or failed delivery caused by incorrect Wallet information, loss of Wallet access, network failure, third-party Wallet failure, or other circumstances outside CBRC’s reasonable control. CBRC may approve a replacement Wallet only if the participant submits a valid request and CBRC confirms the change in writing.
11.8 Liquidity allocation: Liquidity allocation target is maximum 30% of contributed XRP. Any liquidity allocation, if implemented, will be applied only in accordance with CBRC’s final treasury and liquidity policy and applicable law. The liquidity allocation does not give any participant ownership, control, or management rights over any liquidity pool. Participants acknowledge that liquidity support may involve market risk, impermanent loss risk, operational risk, and third-party risk. CBRC may decide not to implement liquidity support or may amend any liquidity plan in good faith.
11.9 Use of remaining funds: The remaining contributed XRP, after any liquidity allocation, may be used for technical infrastructure, AI development, processing costs, operations, marketing and launch activities, and other launch-related expenses approved by CBRC.
11.10 Refund condition: If the Campaign does not proceed, CBRC will use reasonable efforts to refund eligible Contributions in accordance with clause 9 and the Refund Policy Appendix, subject to compliance checks, fees, and legal restrictions.
11.11 Transfer restrictions: Unvested SLT is non-transferable unless CBRC expressly agrees otherwise in writing. No participant may sell, assign, pledge, or encumber any unvested allocation. CBRC may impose additional transfer restrictions where required by law, compliance, or technical necessity.
11.12 No guarantee of value: Participation in the Campaign does not guarantee any future SLT price, exchange listing, liquidity, profit, return, or future financial benefit.
11.13 Finality and precedence: If there is any inconsistency between this Final Schedule and the marketing materials, the Campaign page, or other promotional content, this Final Schedule prevails to the extent of the inconsistency.

12. Appendix 2 – Detailed Refund Policy

12.1 If the Campaign does not proceed, CBRC will use reasonable efforts to refund eligible Contributions to the Wallet from which they were received or another verified refund address.
12.2 Refunds may be delayed or withheld where needed for compliance, fraud prevention, sanctions screening, or legal reasons.
12.3 Network, transaction, or payment-processing fees may be deducted where permitted by law and disclosed in the final campaign terms. Refunds are limited to the amount actually received by CBRC in respect of the relevant Contribution, subject to any permitted deductions.
12.4 A participant requesting a refund must provide any information reasonably requested by CBRC to verify the request and satisfy compliance obligations.
12.5 CBRC will not be liable for refund delays caused by incorrect Wallet information, third-party infrastructure failure, blockchain congestion, or events outside CBRC’s reasonable control.
12.6 The Refund Policy Appendix forms part of the Campaign Documents and is subject to the limitation of liability provisions in clause 6.

13. Non‑Reliance and Entire Agreement

13.1 Each participant acknowledges and agrees that:
(a) they have not relied on any statement, promise, representation, warranty, or assurance (whether made innocently or negligently) that is not set out expressly in the Campaign Documents;
(b) no marketing materials, social media posts, blog articles, community calls, or informal communications (whether written or oral) form part of the Campaign Documents or create any contractual or other binding obligations on CBRC; and
(c) they enter into the Campaign Agreement and participate in the Campaign solely on the basis of the terms set out in the Campaign Documents and their own independent investigations and advice.
13.2 Without prejudice to any liability for fraud, CBRC shall have no liability for any representation, statement, or information that is not expressly set out in the Campaign Documents.
13.3 The Campaign Documents constitute the entire agreement between CBRC and each participant in relation to the Campaign and supersede all prior drafts, negotiations, understandings, and agreements between them relating to the same subject matter.
13.4 In the event of any inconsistency between:
(a) the Final Schedule and any other part of the Campaign Documents; and
(b) the Campaign Documents and any marketing or promotional materials;
the order of precedence shall be: (i) Final Schedule; (ii) Campaign Agreement; (iii) General Terms and Conditions; (iv) Contributors Policy; and (v) Refund Policy Appendix. Any marketing or promotional materials shall not prevail over the Campaign Documents.

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