Terms & Conditions
General Terms and Conditions of Use of the BoulderTech Platform
1. Acceptance of the Terms
Accessing, browsing, and using the BoulderTech platform (hereinafter, the “Platform”) implies the full, express, and unreserved reading, understanding, and acceptance of these General Terms and Conditions of Use (hereinafter, the “Terms”).
These Terms constitute a legally binding agreement between the user (natural or legal person who accesses the Platform, hereinafter, the “User”) and BoulderTech, and govern access to, use of, and participation in the functionalities offered.
By registering on the Platform, creating an account, completing verification processes, interacting with investment opportunities, or, in general, making use of any available functionality, the User acknowledges that they have read and understood these Terms, and agrees to be bound by them.
If the User disagrees with these Terms, in whole or in part, or with any future amendments that may be introduced, they must refrain from using the Platform and, if applicable, proceed with the cancellation of their account.
BoulderTech reserves the right to update, modify, or replace these Terms at any time. Such modifications shall be notified to the User through the Platform or by the contact means provided, and shall be deemed accepted if the User continues using the services after a reasonable period from their publication or communication.
2. Nature of the Service
BoulderTech is a technology platform specialised in facilitating access by accredited investors to private investment opportunities through the tokenization of assets. Through an infrastructure based on blockchain technology, it enables the issuance, management, and transfer of digital tokens representing interests in structured investment vehicles, such as private companies and funds.
This structure aims to simplify access to traditionally illiquid markets, providing greater efficiency, traceability, and transparency throughout the investment process.
3. Eligibility Requirements
Access to and use of the BoulderTech platform is strictly limited to users who meet certain eligibility criteria defined by applicable law and the company’s internal policies.
In particular, only the following may use the Platform:
Natural or legal persons who qualify as accredited investor as defined under Regulation D of the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, Regulation S for non-U.S. persons, or equivalent exemptions under applicable laws.
Users who have successfully completed the identity verification process, via KYC (Know Your Customer) procedures for individuals or KYB (Know Your Business) for entities.
BoulderTech expressly reserves the right to evaluate, accept, or reject any application for access, as well as to restrict or suspend a user's access in the event of inconsistencies, regulatory breaches, or any other element that may compromise its compliance and due diligence standards.
4. Wallet and Access Management
To operate within BoulderTech, it is essential that the user has a compatible Web3 wallet, since all interactions with tokenized assets take place via blockchain technology.
The Platform offers two alternatives:
Linking an existing external wallet, provided that it is technically compatible with the infrastructure used by BoulderTech.
Generating a wallet directly from the Platform through an account abstraction system that allows its creation and management using identifiers such as email, phone number, or biometric data (e.g., fingerprint or facial recognition).
In all cases, the user assumes sole responsibility for protecting the security of their access credentials and wallet. BoulderTech shall not be held liable for any losses, unauthorised access, or transactions carried out due to negligent or improper use by the user.
5. Investment Groups
Access to investment opportunities on the BoulderTech platform is organised through a system of investment groups, each managed by a designated Group Administrator.
Users may apply to join one or more groups.
Registration on the Platform does not guarantee automatic access to any group.
Acceptance or rejection lies solely with the Group Administrator.
This structure allows for efficient segmentation of opportunities and promotes a more tailored, flexible, and investor-oriented management of each deal.
6. Investment Opportunities (Deals)
Each deal published on the Platform represents a concrete investment proposal structured through a specific vehicle. These opportunities may relate to:
Interests in private companies.
Units or interests in investment funds, with various strategies, time horizons, and risk profiles.
Before publication, all opportunities are subject to a review and validation process conducted by BoulderTech. However, BoulderTech does not provide any guarantee or certification of the underlying investment vehicle.
Once approved, the deal has a dedicated page where users can:
Review all relevant information on the investment vehicle.
Access contractual documentation.
Make a formal investment commitment.
7. Tokenization Process
Once the investment process has been completed and commitments verified, the Token Generation Event (TGE) is carried out.
Delivery of tokens may be:
Immediate
Deferred with vesting periods or cliffs
All conditions will be clearly communicated at the time of investment commitment.
8. Role of the Group Administrator
The Group Administrator is a key figure within the Platform, authorised by BoulderTech to manage a specific investment group.
Their responsibilities include:
Proposing new deals (subject to BoulderTech approval).
Determining token issuance amounts.
Evaluating applications to join the group.
Overseeing delivery of reports (e.g., quarterly company KPIs).
Executing token transfers after the TGE.
Group Administrators act solely in an operational capacity and are not authorised to provide investment advice.
9. Flow of Funds
BoulderTech never receives or holds investor funds.
Funds are transferred directly to the issuing entity (private company or fund).
If the fundraising fails, the issuing entity is responsible for returning funds.
BoulderTech’s role is strictly limited to technical facilitation and token issuance.
10. Limitation of Liability
The user acknowledges that all investments entail inherent risks. BoulderTech does not guarantee profitability, performance, or positive outcomes.
Risks include:
Negative fluctuations in asset value
Illiquidity or difficulty in exit
Regulatory or tax changes
Total loss of invested capital
BoulderTech does not act as a financial advisor or provide personalised recommendations.
11. Amendments
BoulderTech reserves the right to modify, update, or replace these Terms at any time.
Amendments take effect once published and notified to users.
Continued use of the Platform constitutes tacit acceptance.
Material changes may require explicit consent (e.g., clicking “I Agree”).
12. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
These Terms shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Saint Kitts and Nevis. Any disputes shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Nevis.
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