Jurisdiction & Financial Compliance
HTT Token (HTT) is a globally accessible utility token designed to enter market circulation through decentralized exchanges (DEX) and select centralized exchanges (CEX), allowing its exchange rate to be determined by market demand and supply within the travel and hospitality sector.
HTT Token is not issued or governed by any central bank, government authority, or financial institution, and it does not represent a sovereign or national currency.
Operating on the Ethereum blockchain, HTT Token enables borderless transactions via DEX and CEX platforms, and therefore is not confined to the legal jurisdiction of any single country.
To maintain the highest standards of transparency and legality, HTT Token.com and affiliated services align with internationally recognized regulatory frameworks, including but not limited to:
– Singapore’s Payment Services Act (PSA) for digital payment token services
– Switzerland’s FINMA guidelines for token classifications and AML compliance
– European Union AMLD5 and AMLD6 directives
– United States FinCEN guidelines where applicable
Our team is actively exploring registration or licensing in reputable financial jurisdictions to ensure compliance, build trust, and maintain lawful operations. These jurisdictions may include Singapore, Switzerland, the European Union, and others known for transparent financial ecosystems.
HTT Token does not support, promote, or facilitate illegal activities, and strictly adheres to anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) principles. Identity verification (KYC) may be required for certain services or transaction thresholds in accordance with local laws.