Legal disclaimer

Truvo is not an exchange, broker, custodian, investment adviser or any other kind of financial service. It does not hold funds or assets, execute transactions, publish prices, or tell you whether an asset is a good or bad investment.

Labels such as “verified”, “stale”, “conflicting”, “unknown” and “unverified” describe the evidence behind a piece of information: whether it matches its official sources and how recently it was checked. See the methodology for the exact rules.

A status says nothing about an asset’s quality, legality, value, liquidity or safety. “Verified” means the contract identity matches its sources. It does not mean the asset is endorsed, low-risk or suitable for you.

Information is collected automatically from public sources (official documentation, the issuer’s asset registry and the blockchain) and is provided “as is”, without warranties of any kind. It can be wrong, delayed, incomplete or out of date, and sources can change or disappear. Always check the original sources linked on each page before relying on anything.

Tokenised assets carry risks of their own, among them:

• smart-contract bugs, upgrades or administrative actions by the issuer;
• changes to how a token tracks its underlying asset, including multipliers after corporate actions;
• legal and regulatory restrictions that differ by country and can change;
• losing access to funds through lost keys, scams or phishing.

This list is not complete. Only you can judge which risks matter for your situation.

Truvo is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Robinhood or any issuer of the assets it describes. Third-party names and trademarks belong to their owners and are used only to identify assets and sources. Links to third-party sites are for reference; Truvo is not responsible for their content.

The Terms of Use set out the full conditions for using Truvo, including the limitation of liability. Questions: [email protected].