Conversion Terms
Specify exact conversion ratio, rounding rules, anti-dilution adjustments, and valuation triggers so token quantities and holder rights are predictable at conversion.
Security Token Warrants document convertible rights in tokenized offerings, clarify exercise mechanics, and protect issuer and investor expectations while supporting regulatory traceability under securities rules.
Typical parties include issuers, accredited or institutional investors, counsel, and transfer agents familiar with tokenization workflows.
Use the document with counsel present for securities compliance and with signatories who can make binding covenants on behalf of legal entities.
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| Signer Order | Sequential or parallel routing per roles |
| Authentication | Email with SMS or KBA for higher assurance |
| Document Versioning | Enable immutable versioning and audit trail |
| Retention Policy | Set long-term archival and export formats |
Ensure the platform can export signed records, preserve tamper-evident integrity, and support legal audits or regulatory review.
Specify exact conversion ratio, rounding rules, anti-dilution adjustments, and valuation triggers so token quantities and holder rights are predictable at conversion.
State the unit price, currency, payment method, and procedures for partial exercises to avoid settlement disputes or accounting ambiguity.
Include lockups, resale limitations, and requirements to comply with securities exemptions and any token registry transfer checks.
Require investor confirmations of accreditation, investment purpose, and receipt of required disclosures to support reliance on exemptions.
Describe events of default, cure periods, remedies, and whether remedies are cumulative or exclusive to streamline dispute resolution.
Select governing law and venue and consider arbitration clauses; clearly state which jurisdiction will resolve disputes to reduce forum uncertainty.
An issuer grants warrants to seed investors to convert into tokens at a priced round
An investor acquires warrants as part of a secondary transaction for later token conversion
General counsel or outside securities counsel usually prepares and verifies corporate authority and suitability of investor representations, ensuring the issuer has the corporate power to grant warrants.
An authorized officer of the investor (e.g., VP or General Partner) signs and confirms investor status, funding ability, and acceptance of transfer restrictions and other warranties.
Date parties sign; sets effective obligations and retention start.
Defined period when holder may convert or exercise the warrant.
Event that can automatically convert warrants under defined terms.
Monitor tax-year reporting; consult counsel for timing impacts.
File any required state notices promptly to preserve exemptions.
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