Uniswap revised its Terms of Service to expand disclaimers about digital asset availability and user responsibility for jurisdictional compliance. The updated terms now explicitly state that Uniswap does not represent or warrant that any digital asset is available for trading or holding in a user's jurisdiction, and that users are solely responsible for determining lawfulness and complying with transfer or holding restrictions. The change also adds language clarifying that availability of an asset through the platform does not mean Uniswap has determined the user is eligible to transact in it. Additionally, the terms were updated with minor punctuation and formatting changes (e.g., 'third party' to 'third-party'), and the last modified date was updated to May 27, 2026.
Consumers: You must independently verify that any asset you want to trade is legal for you to hold or trade in your location, and you cannot rely on Uniswap to make that determination for you.
Consumers: Uniswap is explicitly disclaiming responsibility for whether assets are legally available to you in your location.
The updated terms establish that Uniswap does not warrant the availability or legality of any digital asset in your jurisdiction, and does not represent that you are permitted to acquire, hold, or transact in any asset accessible through the platform. The revised language places full responsibility on you to determine whether any digital asset is lawfully available to you and to comply with any applicable transfer or holding restrictions. This means Uniswap is disclaiming liability for your compliance with local laws, KYC requirements, whitelisting requirements, or jurisdictional restrictions that may apply to specific assets.
→ Review the updated Terms of Service to understand the expanded disclaimer about asset availability and your compliance obligations.
→ Before trading any digital asset, independently verify that it is lawfully available to you in your jurisdiction and that you comply with any applicable transfer or holding restrictions.
Uniswap now explicitly disclaims any representation or warranty that digital assets are available for trading or holding in the user's jurisdiction.
Users are now solely responsible for determining whether they are permitted to acquire, hold, or transact in any digital asset under applicable law.
Expanded to explicitly include responsibility for transfer restrictions, KYC requirements, whitelisting requirements, and jurisdictional restrictions on digital assets.
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