Certificate Buyback Rules

1. Buyback Flow

1. The user selects an eligible NFT digital certificate.
2. The user submits a certificate buyback request and settlement destination details.
3. The certificate is locked while the operator reviews the request.
4. If approved, the operator purchases the certificate from the user under these rules.
5. If rejected, the certificate may be released back to available status.

2. Legal Nature

A buyback request is a request to sell an NFT digital certificate back to the platform. It is not a prize payout, gambling payout, securities redemption, deposit withdrawal, electronic money redemption, or guaranteed liquidity facility.

The operator may decline a buyback request if the certificate is not eligible, if ownership cannot be verified, if the request conflicts with platform rules, or if legal, AML, sanctions, fraud-prevention, or payment partner restrictions apply.

3. Settlement

Settlement may be processed manually or through an approved payment partner. Any provider may apply its own limits, checks, tariffs, identifiers, and processing time.

The amount shown in the interface is an estimated buyback settlement amount after platform fees. The final status is shown in the user profile and admin records.

4. Certificate Status

A certificate locked for buyback cannot be used for a VOTE claim. If the buyback is completed, the certificate is marked as redeemed/bought back. If the request is rejected, it may become available again.