Token Register definition

Token Register means a register of those who submitted an Application during the Token Generation Event Period;

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Examples of Token Register in a sentence

• A sub-register can be any technical means to keep track of the ownership of a multitude of Share Tokens assigned to a single address in the Token Register.

• The Company keeps an off-chain share register that is separate from the Token Register (the "Share Register").

• The registration of a security in accordance with article 973g section 1 number 1 CO is technically not supported in the Token Register.

• Burning a token is the technical process of deleting it from the Token Register or making it otherwise permanently and provably inaccessible.

• Invalid Share Tokens remain in the Token Register but do not represent Shares anymore.

• By default, all issued Share Tokens are subject to a recovery function embedded in the Token Register.

• If you become a Token Holder, the Company may retain your personal information (including your name, address and details of the number of Tokens you purchased) in its Token Register.

• Invalid Share Tokens remain in the Token Register but do not allow registration in the Share Register anymore.

• The information contained in the Company’s Token Register may remain there even if you cease to be a Token Holder (by, for example, selling your Tokens once issued).

• Invalid Token Bonds remain in the Token Register but do not allow registration in the Bond Register anymore.