Mediolano operates at the intersection of blockchain technology and intellectual property law. These guidelines outline our approach to regulatory compliance.
Our decentralized architecture aims to comply with applicable laws while preserving user privacy and freedom. We monitor global regulatory developments to ensure ongoing adherence.
As a non-custodial protocol:
IP tokens generated on Mediolano are utility tokens representing ownership or licensing rights.
We uphold international IP standards:
Users are responsible for determining and paying any applicable taxes on earnings from IP licensing or sales. Mediolano does not withhold taxes or provide tax advice.
We comply with OFAC (Office of Foreign Assets Control) sanctions and other international restrictions. Access from sanctioned jurisdictions or by sanctioned individuals is prohibited.
Please refer to our Privacy Policy for details on GDPR and CCPA compliance.
We strive for transparency and fairness. Users have access to all smart contract code and transaction history to verify system integrity.
The Mediolano DAO is a decentralized collective. Contributors and voters are not personally liable for the actions of the protocol, to the extent permitted by law.