Who can trade
opcode lists tokens from xStocks and Backpack Securities. Trading requires opcode's access checks and eligibility under the selected issuer's terms; the two issuers' rights and restrictions are not interchangeable.
Who cannot trade
opcode currently blocks trading for residents of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada or Australia, and for anyone subject to sanctions. Its access policy may add other restrictions. This shared policy does not establish that every listed issuer uses the same rules. Read the selected issuer's disclosures: the xStocks product and legal overview or Backpack's securities overview and applicable product terms.
Anyone can look at markets, prices and these docs. The restriction applies to quotes on both routes, to pool deposits and withdrawals, and to Launch tokens paired with a stock token.
What you are asked
After you sign in, and before your first quote or pool transaction, the ticket shows a Trading acknowledgement form:
- Your country of residence.
- One acknowledgement: that you have read the issuer's disclosures, that you are eligible to trade these tokens and are not a resident of a restricted jurisdiction or subject to sanctions, and that you understand a stock token is issued by a third party and carries the rights and risks defined by its particular issuer.
Save acknowledgement records your answer against your wallet address together with the version of the text you accepted. If the text or the country policy changes, you will be asked again. If your country is restricted, nothing is saved and trading stays unavailable in both Quick and OPmode, and in Pools. You can still browse markets and read these docs.
Separate from the first-visit disclosures
The five disclosures you see the first time you open the terminal are a different thing. They explain what you are about to trade and are remembered for 180 days on your browser. Acknowledging them does not establish eligibility, and establishing eligibility does not replace them.