Disclosures
Last updated: 25 September 2026
What Paxeer X Network is, the risks of using a public blockchain, what PAX is, and where the network stands with financial regulators.
Infrastructure software. Not a deposit. Not FDIC insured.
No investment advice. Not regulated by the SEC or CFTC.
1. Paxeer disclaimer
Paxeer X Network is an EVM-compatible blockchain (chain ID 125) on which software holds assets, makes payments, trades and runs programs within limits set by a person.
The information on this website is general information only. Paxeer does not give tax, legal, investment or accounting advice. Talk to your own advisors before you deploy production systems or enter into any transaction.
2. Risk disclosure
Using public blockchain networks and digital assets carries substantial risk.
Blockchain transactions cannot be reversed. They are exposed to network conditions, smart contract vulnerabilities, mistakes in key management and other technical risks.
Autonomous agents can make both gains and losses larger. Set spending limits and policy bounds appropriately.
3. PAX
PAX is the native coin of Paxeer X Network. It pays for gas, is staked by validators and is used for governance deposits.
PAX is not a security, a deposit or an interest-bearing instrument.
4. Regulatory status
Paxeer X Network is decentralized infrastructure software.
| Body | Status |
|---|---|
| SEC | Not registered |
| CFTC | Not registered |
| FINRA | Not registered |
| NFA | Not registered |
| SIPC | Accounts not protected |
| FDIC | Accounts not protected |
You are responsible for complying with the laws that apply in your jurisdiction.
By using Paxeer's software, you acknowledge that you have read and agree to these disclosures and all the risks that come with them.