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Electronic Communications & E-SIGN Notice

You agree to receive legal notices electronically. Typed officer names in the Converter are not cryptographic signatures.

Version 2.2 · Last updated 11 September 2026 · Saber Vault

2. What is not an electronic signature

The Converter’s officer authorization records a rostered officer identifier, a timestamp, and checkboxes. That is an interface control for Factory mint gating. It is not, by itself: (a) a wet-ink officer certificate; (b) a PKI or wallet signature; (c) a notarization; (d) an SEC EDGAR filing; or (e) an investor subscription agreement.

Issuer KYB attestations, custody packet attestations, and holder packets are likewise local records. Do not present them to a regulator, transfer agent, or counterparty as executed legal instruments unless your counsel has wrapped them in a separate, valid agreement.

3. Hardware and software requirements

You need a current browser, the ability to display HTML, and enough local storage to hold the Legal Documents’ acknowledgment (saber_consent) and any Converter or Desk records you choose to keep. If you cannot meet those requirements, do not use the Service.

4. Withdrawing consent

You may withdraw electronic-communications consent by stopping use of the Service and clearing site data. Operator cannot currently deliver paper copies. Withdrawal does not void prior use or prior local records on your device.

5. When a notice is given

A Legal Document is given when it is posted at its /legal URL with an updated “Last updated” date. Converter, freeze, and Program Review messages are given when displayed in the interface. You are responsible for reviewing the Legal index before relying on a mint specification.

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