Market and liquidity
Prices can change within seconds. Thin markets may make it hard to buy or sell at the price shown earlier. Spreads and execution prices can vary.
Legal / Digital assets
Digital asset disclosures.
Review the risks, check the current asset list and read the final quote and fees before confirming a purchase.
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The risks are part of the decision.
Digital asset prices can move sharply. An asset may lose most or all of its value. Liquidity can disappear at the moment you want to sell. Information from a market page shows a point in time and cannot predict a future price.
These disclosures apply to digital assets shown on Intuition. They should be read with the Terms of Service, the details shown for a particular asset and the final transaction review.
Asset catalogue
Check the asset before you act.
The table below draws from the current exchange catalogue. A listing describes availability on the platform. It does not assess whether an asset is suitable for you. Asset access can change when market, network, provider or legal conditions change.
Assets in the exchange catalogue
This list uses the live exchange catalogue. Availability may differ by account.
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Risk factors
What may affect an asset.
Networks and software
Congestion, outages, forks, protocol changes and smart contract faults may delay a transfer or change how an asset works.
Custody and transfers
Digital asset transfers may be irreversible. A wrong address, lost credential, compromised device or custodial incident can lead to loss.
Legal and tax
Rules, access and tax treatment can change. Your own obligations depend on where you live and how you use an asset.
Service providers
Payment rails, pricing sources, networks and custody providers can experience interruptions. Trading or withdrawal availability may be paused.
Information and conflicts
Asset descriptions can be incomplete or become outdated. Material relationships with an issuer or affiliate should be disclosed where they apply.
At confirmation
Review the final details.
1Check the asset and amount
2Read the current quote and all fees
3Confirm the total and account context
A quote can expire, and the final amount may differ from a market price viewed earlier. Only use money you can afford to lose. Independent financial, legal or tax advice may be appropriate for your circumstances.