STBU Token Terms

1. The issuer

STBU is issued by Stobox Innovations Limited, a BVI Business Company, number 2098354, incorporated on 11 May 2022, registered office at Commerce House, Wickhams Cay 1, P.O. Box 2283, Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands, VG1110, care of its registered agent ABM Corporate Services Ltd (“Stobox Innovations”, “we”, “us”). Stobox Innovations is a wholly owned subsidiary of Stobox Technologies Inc., a Wyoming corporation, which writes and owns the software and runs the systems described here. Contact for every legal notice: legal@stobox.io.

2. What STBU is

STBU is a utility token on the Base network. It has two uses, both inside Stobox software.

First, Stobox Innovations intends that STBU may be used to pay for services of the Stobox group at a discount on the list price. That use is available for a service only where terms for it are published with that service; where no such terms are published, the service cannot be paid for in STBU. The services for which payment in STBU is accepted, and the discount for each, are published at stbu.stobox.io.

Second, STBU can be traded through the Stobox Terminal. What you trade through the Terminal counts toward the badge tier of your wallet, and that tier sets the fee rate the Terminal applies to your own swaps, under the rules the Terminal publishes. A badge tier is a discount on our fee and nothing else: it pays you no money, no share of any pool, no share of any fee we earn, and no return. Supplying liquidity to any STBU pool is your own decision, taken with a third-party protocol we do not operate; we neither ask you to do it nor reward you for it, and no liquidity you supply counts toward a badge tier.

Holding STBU by itself earns nothing: it grants no badge tier, no yield and no other benefit. STBU is for use within Stobox software and has no function outside it that Stobox Innovations provides or promises.

The STBU contract on Base is at 0xe0c0F44A84CC4a60206360006ebA237a5e8fC2dd (a standard ERC-20 token with 18 decimals, deployed 19 July 2026, source verified on BaseScan). Only the contract at that address is STBU. A token at any other address, on Base or on any other network, is not STBU under these terms, whatever it is called and whatever ticker an exchange, a pool or a price aggregator gives it. This includes the four legacy contracts named in section 5.1, which section 5.8 discontinues.

3. What STBU does not give you

STBU gives you no right to profit, revenue, dividend, interest or yield. It gives you no right to require Stobox Innovations Ltd., Stobox Technologies Inc. or anyone else to buy STBU back from you, redeem it, or exchange it for money. It gives you no right to convert STBU into STBX, into shares of any company, or into any other instrument, and no such right is offered under these terms.

Holding STBU does not make you a member or shareholder of Stobox Innovations Ltd. You are not entered in its register of members, and you have no vote, no governance right, no right to company records and no member’s remedy. Holding STBU gives you no interest in any company, asset, pool, treasury or business, and no say in how any of them is run.

STBU is not a deposit and gives you no right to money from anyone. Where you pay for a service of the Stobox group with STBU, the discount published with that service applies; that is a commercial term of that service, not a claim you can enforce in money. STBU is not covered by any deposit protection or investor compensation scheme, anywhere.

Stobox Innovations Ltd. has not registered STBU with any securities regulator and does not offer STBU as an investment. No regulator has reviewed or approved STBU or these terms. We do not promise any price, liquidity, listing or return, and we do not forecast one.

How a token is treated under the law of your country is a question for your own adviser. Nothing in these terms is an opinion on that question, and nothing in them is legal, tax or financial advice.

4. Supply, the cap, the issuance, and what the administrators can do

The cap. The maximum supply of STBU on Base is 250,000,000. That is a cap set in the token contract, not a forecast of the number that will exist. The only contract able to mint STBU is the MigrationClaim contract at 0xec5B3e512de13cb5DdFD84B2DF3167230F2e66a4. The token contract has no other minting path, cannot be upgraded, and cannot have its cap changed; the address that deployed the contracts gave up its rights in the deployment transaction. The number of STBU minted at any moment is what the chain reports, and stbu.stobox.io/transparency shows it as the chain reports it.

The issuance. The burn window is closed and every category of issuance is determined, so the number of STBU that will exist is determined with it. That number is 216,563,456, which is 33,436,544 below the contract cap. It is made up of these categories and nothing else:

Read this part carefully, because it is the honest version of a claim that many token issuers overstate. 216,563,456 is a figure the issuer has set for itself, not a limit written in the contract. The contract stops at 250,000,000. The difference between the two numbers exists because the board of the issuer resolved it and because every mint is public on chain, and for no other reason. Stobox Innovations keeps the legal right to change that figure within the contract cap.

The final supply is the number minted when distribution closes under section 7.3, which is 31 December 2026 and no later date. It will be lower than 216,563,456, not higher: anything unclaimed at the close is never minted and goes to no one. The right to mint is withdrawn immediately after the close, in the first hours of 1 January 2027 UTC and never granted again, whatever the figures above say, and the supply of STBU is fixed on chain for good.

The administrators. The administrative role over both contracts is held by an account at 0xDD7B82eBD733458220B90c1f98Cc7EBFd1cb4372 (the “Safe”). What the contracts let that account do, and what they do not let anyone do, is written in the verified source published at stbu.stobox.io/transparency:

• Nobody, including us, can move STBU out of your wallet, freeze your wallet alone, blacklist an address or claw a token back. The token contract has no function that reaches one holder’s balance. The only power that touches your tokens is the pause below, which stops every wallet at once and takes nothing from anyone.
• The token contract can be paused as an emergency brake: while it is paused no STBU moves, mints or burns, for every wallet at once. A pauser key held by our operations can pause; only the Safe can unpause. A pause is announced at stbu.stobox.io with its reason.
• The claim contract can be paused the same way, by the same keys, and only the Safe can unpause it.
• The Safe can register or remove the server key that signs claim authorisations, and can invalidate every authorisation signed under a previous version. It cannot mint, and it cannot change the amount credited to you.
• The Safe could move the opening of claims only while claims had not begun, and never into the past. Once claims are open, that power is gone.
• The Safe can withdraw the claim contract’s right to mint and, if the claim contract proves defective, give that right to a replacement claim contract, which inherits what each wallet has already claimed and is bound by the same cap and by the notice requirement above. This is the only way the contracts can be repaired, and a replacement is announced at stbu.stobox.io with its verified source before it mints anything.
• Distribution closes under section 7.3 when the Safe withdraws the claim contract’s right to mint without giving it to any contract; the transaction that does so is published at stbu.stobox.io/transparency. The Safe keeps the technical ability to grant the minting right to a contract; these terms forbid any grant of it after the close, and section 12 makes that promise one no later version can remove.

5. Migration of legacy STBU

5.1 What migrated

Legacy STBU exists on four networks under these contracts, and only these:

The legacy supply across the four is 277,940,689 STBU, which is more than the Base cap. A token on any other network or under any other contract is not STBU and did not migrate.

5.2 How it migrated

Migration was burn-and-mint, one for one, with no bridge. You sent legacy STBU from a wallet you control to the burn address 0x000000000000000000000000000000000000dEaD on the network where you held it. A burn is permanent and irreversible; nothing sent to the burn address can be returned by anyone. The migration indexer, a program of Stobox Technologies Inc. that reads the four networks, recorded each burn as the chain reported it: the sending address, the network, the amount, the transaction and the moment of confirmation. A burn was credited only once the chain confirmed it; a burn of more than 1,000,000 STBU was credited only once the transaction was final under the finality rule of that network, as the transparency page states for each of the four.

5.3 To whom it mints

Base STBU for a burn is minted only to the same wallet address that sent the burn. If you use MetaMask, Rabby, Trust Wallet, Ledger or any wallet where you hold the seed phrase, that address already exists on Base and is yours: add the Base network to the wallet and you will see the same address. There is no option to name a different receiving address. If you cannot sign on Base from the address you burned from, you cannot claim. A burn from an exchange wallet, or from any address whose keys you do not control on Base, cannot be claimed, and Stobox Innovations cannot redirect it. A burn from a contract wallet, such as a Safe, can be claimed only once the portal supports that wallet’s signature type, which is announced at stbu.stobox.io; until then it stays credited and is not lost.

A burn sent by an exchange from its own wallet is credited to the exchange’s wallet, not to you, and we cannot move it.

5.4 Order and the cap

Burns were matched to Base STBU in the order the chain confirmed them, by the timestamp of the block that confirmed each, first come, first served, until the matched total reached 250,000,000. The window closed with 172,793,359 STBU credited by the indexer across 321 wallets, below the cap, so every burn the chain confirmed before the close is matched. stbu.stobox.io/transparency shows the total matched against the cap of 250,000,000, read live from the chain.

5.5 The window, and its close

The burn window closed on 15 September 2026 at 00:00 UTC, the instant set in the MigrationClaim contract as claimStart (section 6). Only burns the chain confirmed before that instant count. A burn sent at 23:50 and confirmed at 00:01 is late. A burn confirmed after the close is not matched, is not returned, and is not a migration under these terms.

The portal recorded burns from the day it went live, 20 July 2026. Every burn to the burn address from the four legacy contracts that the chain confirmed from the starting block of the migration window on that network counts, whether or not you had registered on the portal; the starting block of each network is stated at stbu.stobox.io/transparency. A transfer to the burn address made before the window opened on that network is not a migration burn, and 12,472,233 STBU sitting at the burn address on Ethereum and BNB Chain are transfers of that older kind, which is why the balance of the burn address is higher than the credited total.

5.6 Registration

The migration portal at stbu.stobox.io lets you connect the wallet you burned from, see the burns the indexer credited to it, and register an email address for notices. Registration was never required for a burn to be credited: the indexer reads the chain, not the portal. Registration is required to claim, because the claim is prepared by the portal for the wallet that signs in. Register an email address so that you receive the notice of the close of distribution under section 7.3.

5.7 If a burn made inside the window is not showing

If a burn you made before the close does not appear on the portal, write to legal@stobox.io with the transaction hash. A burn that the chain confirmed within the window is credited whether or not our indexer saw it on time; we check the hash against the chain and credit it within 5 business days, or tell you why it does not qualify. This is a correction of our record of a burn made in time. It is not a way to migrate after the close.

5.8 Legacy STBU after the close: discontinued

No further migration. These terms bind you only if you accepted them. If you did not, nothing in this section creates an obligation on you, and nothing in it takes away a right you have under any other law. What this section records is the position of Stobox Innovations.

The burn window closed on 15 September 2026 at 00:00 UTC and is not reopened. Legacy STBU that was not burned before that instant does not migrate. Three categories of allocation recorded in section 4 were determined and closed before these terms were published, and no further allocation of any of them will be made: the six wallets whose burns the chain confirmed after the close of the window and up to the cut-off transaction 0xe2ca5dcf6b91d0b375e636420e9283ded82e30c134eb2e3c023c006815ea2fb6 on BNB Chain, confirmed at 11:27:36 UTC on 15 September 2026, listed at stbu.stobox.io/transparency, the closed Stobox 4 balances under section 7.2, which remain open only to the holders identified in the records of that platform, and the four named holders who lost access to their legacy STBU, whose balances were verified by hand and determined on 15 September 2026, before these categories were closed, and who are listed at stbu.stobox.io/transparency without their names. Outside those closed categories there is no late claim and no waiting list, and no allocation is recorded for any burn the chain confirmed after that cut-off transaction. Stobox Innovations does not buy legacy STBU back, does not exchange it, and pays no compensation for it. Nothing you send to the burn address, or to any address of ours, after the close creates any right against us; a transfer made after the close is not returned, because it cannot be.

No support. Legacy STBU is discontinued. It is not accepted as payment for any Stobox service, earns no discount, counts toward no badge tier, is not read by the Terminal and is not supported by any Stobox product, page or team. Stobox Innovations and Stobox Technologies are applying to the price aggregators that list STBU to point the STBU ticker at the Base contract in section 2 and to mark the four legacy contracts discontinued, and publish at stbu.stobox.io/transparency when each one has done so. Until an aggregator, exchange or pool does so, a price shown for a legacy contract is a price for a token we no longer support, not a price for STBU.

Any market for legacy STBU is not ours. If anyone trades legacy STBU on any venue after the close, that market is between those people. Stobox Innovations does not make it, quote it, support it, supply liquidity to it or stand behind it, and no price reached there has anything to do with STBU on Base.

What we cannot do to your legacy tokens. Legacy STBU that you hold stays in your wallet and stays yours. Neither Stobox Innovations, nor Stobox Technologies, nor the holder of any key of either, can burn it, freeze it, seize it, move it, blacklist your address, reverse a transfer or recover a token you sent to the wrong place. The four legacy contracts have no such function: no pause, no blacklist, no freeze, and no path by which an owner or administrator reaches a holder’s balance. We checked this against the deployed bytecode of all four contracts on 16 September 2026, and anyone can check it in the same public source. The one burn function those contracts carry destroys only the balance of the address that calls it, which is how a holder burns their own tokens and nobody else’s. This is a statement of what the software allows, not a promise of a service: it also means that if you lose access to legacy STBU, nobody can restore it.

What still exists on the legacy contracts, and what we undertake about it. The Ethereum, BNB Chain and Polygon legacy contracts still have an owner account, and that account can create new legacy tokens on those networks; the Arbitrum contract has an owner account that cannot create tokens. All four of those accounts are controlled by the chief executive of Stobox Technologies Inc., and none of those powers reaches your balance. Stobox Innovations undertakes that neither it nor any company of the Stobox group will create a further legacy token on any network, and undertakes to procure that no person holding the owner account of any legacy contract creates one. The chief executive of Stobox Technologies Inc., who holds those accounts, has given that undertaking personally by resolution RES-TECH-2026-020, and Stobox Innovations is answerable to you for procuring its performance. Stobox Innovations undertakes to procure that the owner rights of all four legacy contracts are renounced, or, where the contract does not permit renouncement, transferred to an address from which no person can act, immediately after the close, in the first hours of 1 January 2027 UTC, in the same batch as the transaction that withdraws the minting right on Base under section 7.3, and that every such transaction is published at stbu.stobox.io/transparency. Section 12 makes the undertaking not to mint one that no later version of these terms can remove.

6. Claims

6.1 When

The MigrationClaim contract sets claimStart at 15 September 2026 00:00 UTC, and no claim is possible before that moment. The contract is also paused, and no claim is possible while it is paused, whatever the contract’s clock says; the portal says so on every page. The pause is lifted only after these terms are published, and the date and time of the lift are announced at stbu.stobox.io before it happens. The transaction that lifts the pause is published at stbu.stobox.io/transparency so that you can check it yourself. Claims are open from the moment the pause is lifted until the close of distribution on 31 December 2026 at 23:59 UTC (section 7.3), and that date does not move.

6.2 How

A claim is a transaction you sign in the Terminal from the address the tokens are credited to. The portal checks that address against the indexer’s record and issues a claim authorisation, a signed ticket from our server that the contract checks, for the credited amount; the authorisation is valid for a short time shown on screen and can be used once. You submit the claim transaction; the MigrationClaim contract verifies the authorisation and mints the amount to your address. A claim requires a wallet signature proving control of the address; Stobox Innovations makes no claim on your behalf and cannot mint to any address other than the one credited. If an authorisation expires unused, ask the portal for a new one.

Because a claim needs an authorisation from our server, claims are possible only while the portal is running. If the portal is down, wait and try again, and tell us at legal@stobox.io. We monitor the portal, we publish any interruption at stbu.stobox.io/transparency with the time it began and the time it ended, and we treat an interruption in the last 30 days before the close as an incident to be fixed at once. The close in section 7.3 is not extended by an interruption, or by anything else. That is why a balance should be claimed as soon as claims open, and not in the last week of December.

6.3 Amount

The amount you can claim is the total of your burns credited under section 5, subject to section 5.4, plus any allocation recorded to your address under section 7. It is shown in the Terminal before you sign, and the transparency page shows the equation between what was burned, what was allocated and what can be claimed.

6.4 Gas

The claim transaction is paid for on the Base network with a small amount of ETH, and you pay it yourself from the claiming wallet. Stobox Innovations does not pay network fees for claims, does not sponsor them and does not submit or relay a claim on your behalf. Keep a small amount of ETH on Base in the claiming wallet before you claim. The network fee goes to the network; none of it is received by Stobox.

6.5 What a claim is not

A claim is not a purchase, a subscription, an offer or an investment. Nothing is paid to Stobox Innovations for a claim, and nothing is ever asked from you to “unlock” or “release” a claim; anyone who asks is not us.

7. Allocations

7.1 Allocations

Stobox Innovations may record an allocation of STBU to an address within the issuance set out in section 4. There are two kinds, and they are not alike.

Discretionary allocations. An allocation other than under section 7.2 is a discretionary act of the issuer. Stobox Innovations publishes no rules for such allocations, and nothing in these terms, in any communication or in any past allocation gives anyone a right to such an allocation or to a future one. Such an allocation is never conditioned on a payment to Stobox Innovations. It may be made to any address within the issuance in section 4, including an address of a Stobox group company or of a person who works for one, and any holder of an allocation may sell it. No discretionary allocation is made in respect of a burn, or a failure to burn, on any legacy network, other than within the three closed categories named in section 5.8: those categories are closed, and the issuer has resolved that they stay closed in RES-INNO-2026-003.

Closed platform balances. An allocation under section 7.2 is not discretionary in that sense. It restores a recorded balance that the holder already owned on the closed Stobox 4 platform, in the amount the records of that platform and the chain support, after verification, sanctions screening and two person review as section 7.2 sets out. A holder whose balance is verified in that way is allocated it.

Every allocation of either kind is a public mint event of the MigrationClaim contract, and stbu.stobox.io/transparency shows the total allocated as the chain reports it.

7.2 Stobox 4 balances

The Stobox 4 platform, operated by Stobox Technologies Inc., held STBU in custodial wallets for its users until it closed on 18 June 2026. Where a holder’s legacy STBU still sits in such a wallet and could not be moved by the holder, Stobox Innovations allocates the on-chain balance of that wallet to a self-custody address on Base that the holder proves, in this way:

1. Install a self-custody wallet, for example MetaMask, Rabby or Coinbase Wallet, and write its seed phrase down on paper. Do not burn anything, and do not use an exchange deposit address.
2. Sign in at stbu.stobox.io with the email address you used on Stobox 4. The portal finds the record of your closed account and shows the balance our records hold for it on each of the four legacy networks.
3. Connect your new wallet and sign the short message the portal shows. Signing proves that you control the address; it costs nothing and moves nothing. You need no payment and no document upload. Then choose “Request to this wallet”. The old Stobox 4 wallet cannot be chosen, because you never held its keys.
4. We verify the balance against the records of the closed Stobox 4 platform and against the chain, screen your name and the address against the sanctions lists named in the Terminal Terms of Use, and two people review the request, one to prepare and one to approve. We email you the result within 10 business days of your request, with the balance our records show.
5. If the balance differs from what you expect, reply within 30 days with what you have: screenshots, emails from Stobox 4, transaction records. We look again and answer within 10 business days. A refusal always comes with the reason. No period in this section runs past the close of distribution in section 7.3.
6. Where the request is approved, we record an allocation of the verified balance to your address within the issuance in section 4. Once claims are open (section 6.1) you claim it at stbu.stobox.io under section 6, like a migrated balance, and you pay the network gas for that claim yourself.

If the portal path does not work for you, write to legal@stobox.io with “Stobox 4” in the subject. That is the route if you no longer have access to the email address you used on Stobox 4, if three requests for your record have already been made, or if you are acting for a holder who has died. We verify these cases by hand, under the same checks as step 4, and they take longer, which is one more reason to send the request early.

Send the request by 15 December 2026. That leaves time for the review in step 4 to finish and for you to claim before the close of distribution on 31 December 2026, which does not move. A request received after 15 December 2026 is still reviewed, but we cannot promise that the review, and your claim, finish before the close, and a balance not claimed by the close is not minted. This route exists because those holders never had the keys to burn with, and it is not a reopening of the burn window under section 5.8: it restores a balance held for you on a platform we ran, and nothing else. A balance in a wallet you hold the keys to, and did not burn in time, is not restored by this route. A balance that the records do not support, or that has already been burned, moved or allocated, is not allocated, and the holder is told why.

Until the allocation is claimed, a Stobox 4 balance is an entry in the records of the closed platform and legacy STBU in a wallet the platform controls, not a token held for you on Base; no Base STBU exists for it until the claim contract mints it to the address you prove.

7.3 Close of distribution, 31 December 2026

On the close, minting closes permanently. The right of the migration claim contract to mint is withdrawn and is never granted to any contract again; the number minted at that moment is the final supply of STBU, and anything not minted by then is never minted and goes to no one. A credited balance or an allocation that has not been claimed by the close cannot be claimed after it. The transaction that withdraws the minting right is sent immediately after the close, in the first hours of 1 January 2027 UTC, and is published at stbu.stobox.io/transparency on the day it is sent, so that anyone can verify that the supply is closed. These terms do not promise that the administrative role over the contracts is given up at the close: section 4 says what that role can still do, and it can no longer grant the minting right to anyone.

7.4 Public record

Every allocation is visible on chain in the mint events of the MigrationClaim contract, and stbu.stobox.io/transparency shows the total allocated as the chain reports it, against the issuance in section 4.

8. Your responsibilities, and who cannot claim

You control your wallet and your keys; Stobox Innovations never holds them and never asks for them. You are responsible for checking the network, the burn address and the amount before you send, and for the consequences of a burn from an address you cannot sign from on Base.

You are responsible for the lawfulness of holding, migrating, claiming and using STBU where you live, and for any tax on a burn, a claim, an allocation, a swap or a holding. Stobox Innovations gives no tax advice, withholds nothing, and issues no tax statement.

The eligibility rules of the Terminal Terms of Use, under the headings “Who may use the Terminal” and “Technical signals”, apply to every claim and allocation. A wallet that fails sanctions screening, or that is used from a place the signals put in a restricted jurisdiction, is refused the claim, and burned tokens cannot be returned. Nationality is not a test: a citizen of a restricted place who lives elsewhere is not restricted on that ground. A refusal for location does not cancel a credited balance: the balance stays recorded and can be claimed under these terms from a place and a wallet that pass, before the close. A credited balance or an allocation recorded to a wallet that matches a sanctions list is blocked: it cannot be claimed, transferred or reallocated while the listing stands, and the block is reported to the authority as the law requires.

You may not use STBU, a claim or an allocation to launder money, to finance terrorism, to evade sanctions, or from a restricted jurisdiction.

9. Risks

A burn is irreversible, and legacy STBU not burned before the close of the window is discontinued under section 5.8: it does not migrate, and no one can restore, repurchase or compensate it. The MigrationClaim contract, the token contract and the Terminal are software and can contain defects; they have been reviewed internally, and no independent audit report is published. The token contract can be paused as section 4 states. The Base network can halt or reorganise. After distribution STBU trades, if it trades at all, in pools whose price is set by whoever trades them; it can lose all its value, and there may be no buyer at any price. The Risk Disclosures at stbu.stobox.io/disclaimer are part of these terms.

10. No warranty and limitation of liability

The token contract, the MigrationClaim contract, the indexer, the migration portal and the Terminal are provided as they are and as available. Stobox Innovations does not warrant that STBU will have any price, liquidity, listing or use beyond section 2, that any network will keep running, that the indexer will read every burn without delay, or that any third-party pool will hold liquidity.

To the fullest extent the law allows, Stobox Innovations, Stobox Technologies Inc. and their directors, officers, employees and contractors are not liable for any loss arising from a burn to a wrong address, on a wrong network or after the close; from a burn from an address you cannot sign from; from a lost key or seed phrase; from a transaction you signed; from the act or omission of a network, protocol, exchange, custodian or wallet; from a change in the price of STBU or of any legacy token; or from any indirect, consequential, special or punitive loss, including lost profit. The total liability of Stobox Innovations to you under these terms is limited to 100 US dollars.

This limit does not apply to Stobox Innovations’ obligation to credit a burn the chain confirmed within the window (section 5.7), to mint a burn credited under section 5 or an allocation recorded under section 7 to the address entitled to it, or to deliver a verified Stobox 4 balance under section 7.2: those obligations are owed in full and are limited only to the crediting, minting or allocation itself. Nothing here limits liability that the law does not allow to be limited, including liability for fraud, for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for wilful misconduct, or takes away a right that the consumer law of your country gives you and does not allow you to waive. Nothing in these terms limits, waives or restricts any right or remedy under the securities laws of the United States, or under any other law, that those laws do not permit to be limited or waived, and no choice of law or of forum in section 11 has that effect. Stobox Innovations holds the benefit of this section for Stobox Technologies Inc. and for the persons named, and may enforce it on their behalf.

11. Governing law and disputes

These terms, and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them, are governed by the laws of the British Virgin Islands. Any dispute that we cannot settle between us within 30 days of a written notice to legal@stobox.io is referred to and finally resolved by arbitration administered by the BVI International Arbitration Centre under its Arbitration Rules in force at the commencement of the arbitration, seated in Tortola, British Virgin Islands, before one arbitrator, in English. This arbitration agreement is governed by the laws of the British Virgin Islands and is separate from the rest of these terms. Claims are brought one at a time; you and Stobox Innovations each waive any class, collective or representative proceeding. Where the law of your country of residence gives you a right to your local courts that you cannot waive, this section does not take it away. Where the total of your claim is less than 5,000 US dollars, you may bring it instead in any court that has jurisdiction over Stobox Innovations, and Stobox Innovations will not apply to stay that claim in favour of arbitration. You may opt out of arbitration by writing to legal@stobox.io within 30 days of first accepting this version, stating your wallet address, and a holder who accepts this version on or after 1 December 2026 may opt out within 30 days of acceptance or by 31 January 2027, whichever is later; the courts of the British Virgin Islands then have exclusive jurisdiction.

12. Versions and changes

A changed text is published as a new version with a new date at stbu.stobox.io/token-terms; this version is never edited and stays readable there. A change never alters a burn already credited, a claim already minted or an allocation already recorded, never lowers the cap, never removes the 30 day notice required by section 4 before any mint above the issuance figure, never moves the close of distribution in section 7.3, in either direction, never permits a grant of the minting right after the close of distribution, and never permits the creation of a legacy token under section 5.8. Sections 3, 8, 10, 11 and 13 survive the end of any claim or allocation and any close of distribution.

13. Notices

Notices to us go to legal@stobox.io or to the registered office in section 1. Notices to you are published at stbu.stobox.io and, where you registered an email address, sent to it; a notice by email is treated as received on the day after it is sent. We never contact you first except a notice under this section, sent only from an address ending in @stobox.io, and a notice never asks you to sign, send, connect or reveal anything. We never ask for a seed phrase, a private key or a payment; anyone who does so in our name is not us.