SUPPORTED TOKENS Sample Clauses

SUPPORTED TOKENS. 6.1. KyberSwap shall have sole and absolute discretion to determine the type of Digital Asset Tokens which qualify as Supported Tokens in respect of which KyberSwap will offer Exchange Services. 6.2. Notwithstanding these Terms, XxxxxXxxx may from time to time in our sole and absolute discretion and without prior notice to you: 6.2.1 include additional Digital Asset Tokens as Supported Tokens in respect of which KyberSwap will offer Exchange Services; 6.2.2 exclude Digital Asset Tokens from the list of existing Supported Tokens whereupon KyberSwap shall cease to provide Exchange Services in respect thereto; and 6.2.3 restrict or limit the availability of our Exchange Services in respect of any Supported Token. 6.3. Unless otherwise determined by us in our sole and absolute discretion, a Supported Token shall not include any derivative of such Supported Token (whether resulting from a Fork or otherwise) unless such derivative has been included by us as a Supported Token. 6.4. You shall not any time to attempt to use the Exchange Services to: 6.4.1 send, store, request or receive any DATs which are not Supported Tokens; or 6.4.2 engage in any form of margin trading.
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SUPPORTED TOKENS. 10.1. You are only permitted to loan Tokens that we support. You can find the list of Tokens we support at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/support . We reserve the right to change the Tokens we support from time to time. Under no circumstances should you attempt to use your Wallet to store, send, request or receive Crypto- Currencies in any form that we do not support. We shall not be responsible for any loss or liability in connection with your use or attempt to use of any Wallet to store, send, request or receive Crypto-Currencies that are not Tokens. 10.2. We retain the right, in our sole discretion, to determine whether to support transfer, storage, loaning to the Liquidity Pool or trading of any Token using the Services, and may discontinue or terminate any support for any Token at any time for any or no reason. Unless otherwise required by law or law enforcement, we will make reasonable efforts to notify you of our decision to cease to support a Token. If we cease to support transfer, Storage or loan to the Liquidity Pool of a particular Token using the Services, we will use commercially reasonable efforts to notify you at least 5 business days prior so as to afford you with an opportunity to transfer the affected Tokens from your Wallet to your Approved Token Account. If you do not transfer the affected Tokens out of your Wallet prior to cessation of support for the Token by us, such Tokens may be lost due to your inability to access, transfer or otherwise control the Tokens. We shall not be liable to you for any losses, liability or expenses related to our decision to cease any support for any Token.
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SUPPORTED TOKENS. The list of supported tokens are published on xxxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxx, and may change from time to time.
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SUPPORTED TOKENS. 6.1. Scurdex shall have sole and absolute discretion to determine the type of Digital Asset Tokens which qualify as Supported Tokens in respect of which Scurdex will offer Exchange Services. 6.2. Notwithstanding these Terms, Scurdex may from time to time in our sole and absolute discretion and without prior notice to you: include additional Digital Asset Tokens as Supported Tokens in respect of which Scurdex will offer Exchange Services; exclude Digital Asset Tokens from the list of existing Supported Tokens whereupon Scurdex shall cease to provide Exchange Services in respect thereto; and restrict or limit the availability of our Exchange Services in respect of any Supported Token. 6.3. Unless otherwise determined by us in our sole and absolute discretion, a Supported Token shall not include any derivative of such Supported Token (whether resulting from a Fork or otherwise) unless such derivative has been included by us as a Supported Token. 6.4. You shall not any time to attempt to use the Exchange Services to: send, store, request or receive any DATs which are not Supported Tokens; or engage in any form of margin trading.
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SUPPORTED TOKENS. 6.1. YoloSwap shall have sole and absolute discretion to determine the type of Virtual Financial Assets which qualify as Supported Tokens in respect of which YoloSwap will offer Exchange Services. 6.2. Notwithstanding Annex A of these Terms, YoloSwap may from time to time in our sole and absolute discretion and without prior notice to you: (a) include additional Virtual Financial Assets as Supported Tokens in respect of which YoloSwap will offer Exchange Services; (b) exclude Virtual Financial Assets from the list of existing Supported Tokens whereupon YoloSwap shall cease to provide Exchange Services in respect thereto; and (c) restrict or limit the availability of our Exchange Services in respect of any Supported Token. 6.3. Unless otherwise determined by us in our sole and absolute discretion, a Supported Token shall not include any derivative of such Supported Token (whether resulting from a Fork or otherwise) unless such derivative has been included by us as a Supported Token. 6.4. You shall not any time to attempt to use the Exchange Services to: (a) send, store, request or receive any VFA which are not Supported Tokens; or (b) engage in any form of margin trading.
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