PaxLabs Regulatory Notice · Effective 22 April 2026 · Delaware, USA
This is a mandatory disclosure required by the nature of what PaxLabs builds. Read it in full. It is not a formality.
No. 01
Balances held in digital assets, tokens, smart contracts, or any product described on this site are not bank deposits. They are not held in a trust or custodial account regulated as such. They confer no right against a bank, trust company, or chartered financial institution.
No. 02
Digital-asset balances are not insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Securities Investor Protection Corporation, or any equivalent deposit- or investor-protection scheme in any jurisdiction. There is no government guarantee of principal, no backstop, and no lender of last resort.
No. 03
Digital assets are volatile, experimental, and may lose some or all of their value. Price movements of tens of percent within minutes are ordinary. Illiquidity can make assets unsellable at any price. Protocol exploits, custodial failures, and operator errors can result in permanent, total loss.
No. 04
PaxLabs Inc is not registered with, and the products and protocols described on this site are not regulated by, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission, the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission, or any successor or foreign equivalent. You do not have the protections afforded by registration.
Traditional finance has insurance schemes, registered intermediaries, and statutory protections. They exist because a century of failures made them necessary. Most of them do not apply to the products PaxLabs builds.
That is not a hedge. It is a category statement. The Paxeer Network is a sovereign blockchain. Hyperpax-OS is on-chain exchange infrastructure. Argus is a risk engine that allocates capital algorithmically. None of these are bank accounts. None of them are held by a registered broker. None of them are within the jurisdiction of the SEC or the CFTC in the way registered products are.
This notice exists so that relationship is unambiguous before you spend time with us, read our research, or interact with any protocol in the PaxLabs Ecosystem.
Stop and read our full Disclosures page. Then talk to an advisor licensed in your jurisdiction. Then decide whether any of this is right for you.
You already know the risks. We publish specifications, source code, and security reviews so you can evaluate each one on its merits. Nothing here waives any of it.
By continuing to use any PaxLabs website, product, or protocol, you acknowledge you have read this notice, understood its implications, and accept responsibility for your decisions.
PaxLabs Inc · Delaware, USA · Issued under the Company's Regulatory Notice Policy v1.0
