1. Value and issuer risk
Digital assets can lose value. A stablecoin’s intended peg is not a guarantee: reserves, issuer solvency, redemption restrictions or market conditions can affect its value and availability. You may lose some or all of the value held or transferred.
2. Networks and transfers
Confirm the asset, network and destination before sending. Unsupported networks or incorrect addresses may lead to permanent loss. Blockchain transfers may be irreversible. Congestion, forks, smart-contract issues, outages and network fees can affect processing. A transaction shown as pending is not necessarily final.
3. Safeguarding and availability
Digital assets are not automatically insured bank deposits. Do not assume deposit insurance, investor protection or guaranteed redemption applies. Custody, withdrawal rights and any applicable protection depend on the specific service and provider terms. Compliance checks or legal restrictions may delay or prevent a transaction.
4. Provider terms and your decision
Omninal uses Bridge for applicable payment and digital asset services. Read the relevant Bridge entity’s terms, risk disclosures, fee disclosures and privacy policy as presented during onboarding. Features and assets vary by location and eligibility.
Omninal does not provide investment or tax advice. Consider whether a digital asset service meets your needs and obtain independent advice where appropriate.