On May 28, 2026, Uniswap updated its Terms of Service to clarify user responsibilities regarding digital asset eligibility and jurisdictional restrictions. The updated terms now explicitly state that Uniswap does not represent or warrant that any digital asset accessible through its products is available for trading or holding in the user's jurisdiction, or that the user is permitted to transact in any such asset under applicable law. The revised language shifts responsibility to users to determine whether digital assets are lawfully available to them and to comply with any applicable transfer or holding restrictions imposed by issuers or others. Additionally, the terms now specify that product availability does not constitute a determination by Uniswap Labs that users are eligible to acquire, hold, transfer, or transact in particular assets.
Consumers: You must check whether it is legal for you to buy, hold, or trade each digital asset under your local laws before using Uniswap to transact in it.
Consumers: You must follow all legal restrictions on digital assets you trade through Uniswap, even if the blockchain code does not block prohibited transactions.
The updated terms establish that Uniswap does not warrant that any digital asset accessible through its products is available for trading, holding, or transacting in your jurisdiction, or that you are legally permitted to do so. The revised language places the burden on you to determine whether a digital asset is lawfully available to you and to comply with any applicable transfer restrictions imposed by asset issuers or regulatory authorities. This means accessing or trading an asset through the Uniswap interface does not constitute Uniswap's determination that you are eligible to do so under your local laws.
→ Review the updated terms to understand that asset availability on Uniswap does not mean the asset is legal for you to trade in your jurisdiction.
→ Before trading any digital asset, independently verify its legal status under your local laws and any applicable transfer restrictions imposed by the asset issuer.
Uniswap now explicitly disclaims any warranty that digital assets accessible through its products are available or lawful to trade in the user's jurisdiction.
Users are now explicitly required to independently determine whether digital assets are lawfully available to them and to comply with applicable transfer restrictions, KYC requirements, and jurisdictional limitations.
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