FAQ

FinAura is a platform where creators can tokenize defined portions of future image-right revenues and where backers can gain exposure to those revenue streams through blockchain-based instruments. FinAura operates from Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

You are gaining exposure to contractual cash-flow rights tied to specific creator revenue sources described in each offer. You are not buying equity in the creator or guaranteed fixed income.

Generally no. Tokens typically represent contractual economic exposure, not ownership of a creator, their company, or all of their intellectual property. Rights are limited to what is stated in the offer terms.

FinAura may charge listing, structuring, transaction, and servicing fees. The relevant fees are disclosed in product terms and offer documentation before participation.

No. Creators do not transfer full ownership of their image or identity. They allocate specific future revenue rights under a defined legal agreement and keep control over their broader brand and career decisions.

It can improve access to upfront capital and diversify funding sources. In return, you commit a portion of defined future revenues and ongoing disclosure obligations under your agreement.

Creators may be required to provide periodic performance and revenue reporting as specified in their tokenization terms so backers can understand payout drivers and material changes.

Yes. FinAura may suspend or remove listings if required for legal, risk, integrity, or policy reasons, including inaccurate disclosures, misconduct, or compliance failures.

No. Returns are not guaranteed. Payouts depend on actual creator performance, contract terms, fees, market conditions, and legal or technical constraints.

Potentially, but not always. Secondary liquidity may be limited or unavailable depending on market depth, transfer restrictions, and jurisdictional requirements.

Distributions follow each offering's payout mechanics and schedule. Net amounts may reflect deductions such as platform fees, payment costs, and contractual adjustments.

If a creator underperforms or stops generating relevant revenue, payouts may decrease or stop. Token value can decline significantly and may not recover.

Users who cannot tolerate volatility, illiquidity, uncertain duration, or potential total loss should not participate. This product is not suitable for capital that must remain low-risk or immediately accessible.

Yes. You can lose part or all of your capital. Risk sources include creator performance risk, market volatility, legal changes, liquidity constraints, and operational or technical events.

Regulatory treatment depends on jurisdiction and product design. FinAura operates from Dubai and seeks to comply with applicable UAE laws and Dubai requirements. Where relevant, FinAura may align internal controls with frameworks associated with VARA or ADGM. Some tokenized offerings may be treated as regulated instruments in certain countries even if treatment differs elsewhere.

KYC may be required depending on your jurisdiction, transaction profile, and legal obligations. FinAura may apply identity verification, AML, sanctions, and source-of-funds checks where necessary, and may cooperate with competent authorities when required by law.

No. FinAura does not provide investment, legal, or tax advice. Users are responsible for independent due diligence and obtaining professional advice when needed. Returns are not guaranteed and regulatory classification may vary by jurisdiction.

These Terms shall be governed by the laws of the United Arab Emirates and applicable Dubai regulations.

The platform may support one or more chains depending on product requirements. The active network for each offer is disclosed in the relevant listing materials.

FinAura applies platform-level security controls, but users remain responsible for wallet key custody, phishing protection, and transaction confirmation before signing.

Wallet addresses, transaction hashes, and related contract interactions may be publicly visible by design. Some blockchain records are immutable and cannot be edited or deleted.

Transactions or updates can be delayed by chain congestion, RPC outages, or third-party provider issues. FinAura works to maintain reliability but cannot guarantee uninterrupted availability.