Supported Virtual Assets Sample Clauses

Supported Virtual Assets. 13.1. Our Services are available only in connection with those Virtual Assets that we support, and this may change from time to time. The Client should inquire the Custodian as to the specific Virtual Assets supported.
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Supported Virtual Assets. Your Virtual Asset Wallet is intended solely for proper use of Supported Virtual Assets as designated on the Platform. Under no circumstances should you attempt to use your Virtual Asset Wallet to store, send, request, or receive any assets other than Supported Virtual Assets. Backpack Exchange assumes no responsibility in connection with any attempt to use your Virtual Asset Wallet with Virtual Assets that we do not support. You acknowledge and agree that Backpack Exchange is not liable for any unsupported Virtual Asset that is sent to a wallet associated with your Account. Backpack Exchange may in its sole discretion terminate support for any particular Virtual Asset. If you do not sell or send such Virtual Asset off platform before Backpack Exchange terminates its support for such Virtual Asset, then Backpack Exchange may, in its discretion, remove such Virtual Asset from your Virtual Asset Wallet and credit your Account the equivalent market value of a Supported Virtual Asset or fiat currency minus transaction costs. To see the most current list of Supported Virtual Assets, please visit the Platform here.
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Supported Virtual Assets. Xxxx.XX’s Wallet is available only in connection with those Virtual Assets that we support. Xxxx.XX retains the exclusive right to determine which Virtual Assets are available through our Services for transfer, storage, trading, purchase, or sale. Under no circumstances should you attempt to use the Services to store, send, request, or receive Virtual Assets, in any form, that we do not support. Virtual Assets sent to a wallet or wallet address that are not supported by Xxxx.XX may be lost and may not be refunded. You should always verify that the wallet address to which you are sending Virtual Assets is entered correctly prior to sending any Virtual Assets from your Xxxx.XX Account. We do not assume any responsibility or liability in connection with any attempt to use the Services for Virtual Assets that we do not support. If Xxxx.XX ceases to support the transfer or storage of a particular Virtual Asset, Xxxx.XX will use commercially reasonable efforts to notify you in advance so as to afford you with an opportunity to transfer the affected Virtual Asset from your Wallet to an External Address. If you do not transfer the affected Virtual Asset out of your Wallet prior to cessation of support for the Virtual Asset by Xxxx.XX, the Virtual Asset may be lost due to your inability to access, transfer, or otherwise control the Virtual Asset. Similarly, any pending Orders or related transfers involving the affected Virtual Asset will not be processed and will be deemed null and void once Xxxx.XX ceases to support a Virtual Asset. You acknowledge Xxxx.XX will not be liable to you for any losses, unrealised gains, liability, damages, or expenses related to its decision to cease any support for any Virtual Asset or your failure to transfer the affected Virtual Asset out of your Wallet prior to cessation of support for the Virtual Asset by Xxxx.XX.
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