Terms of Use

Effective date: 12 August 2026

These Terms govern access to Brava's public website and, where no separate written agreement applies, access to Brava's software platform for evaluation, demonstration or trial purposes.

1. Who we are

The website and Brava software platform are provided by Brava Labs Ltd ("Brava", "we", "us" or "our"), a company incorporated in England and Wales with company number 15158267 and registered office at 86-90 Paul Street, London EC2A 4NE, United Kingdom.

2. Scope and priority of agreements

These Terms apply to visitors to brava.finance and to persons who access a Brava demonstration, evaluation or trial environment where Brava has not agreed different written terms with the relevant organisation.
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Brava's commercial customers enter into separate written agreements with Brava. If you or your organisation has entered into a customer agreement, order form, trial agreement or other written agreement with Brava, that agreement governs the relevant services and prevails over these Terms to the extent of any conflict.
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These Terms are not intended to replace or amend a separately executed customer agreement.

3. Institutional use

Brava is an institutional software service. It is not offered as a self-service retail investment product. Platform access may be limited to organisations and users authorised by Brava, including regulated investment managers, wealth managers, custodians and other institutional counterparties.
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If you access the platform on behalf of an organisation, you confirm that you are authorised to do so and to accept these Terms on its behalf.

4. What Brava provides

Brava provides non-custodial software that can support institutional users in researching, constructing, monitoring and executing digital-asset strategies through third-party blockchain networks, smart contracts, protocols, wallets and custody infrastructure.
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Brava does not receive or hold fiat currency, safeguard customer private keys, take custody of customer assets, or have authority to transfer customer assets to Brava or to an arbitrary third party. Asset ownership and signing authority remain with the relevant customer, custodian or wallet owner under the applicable technical configuration and customer agreement.
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Third-party protocols, blockchains, custodians, wallet providers and other integrations are separate services. Their availability, security, liquidity and performance are outside Brava's control.

5. Trials and evaluation access

Brava may provide temporary access for demonstration, evaluation, proof-of-concept or trial purposes. Unless Brava expressly agrees otherwise in writing:

• trial access is provided solely to evaluate the platform and may be modified, limited, suspended or withdrawn at any time;
• no service level, uptime, support, performance or continued-availability commitment applies;
• features may be incomplete, experimental or subject to change;
• you must not use trial access for live end-client assets or production activity unless Brava has expressly authorised that use in writing; and
• you must not rely on a trial environment as the sole system of record, custody mechanism or business-continuity solution.

Where Brava expressly authorises a trial involving live digital assets, the assets remain under the control of the relevant owner or custodian. You are responsible for approving the relevant transactions and for understanding the risks of the third-party protocols and networks used during the trial.

6. No investment, legal or tax advice

Information, analytics, scores, classifications, portfolio views, yield information, simulations, research and other content made available by Brava are provided as software outputs and information. They do not constitute investment, legal, tax or accounting advice, and do not constitute a personal recommendation.
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Unless expressly stated in a separate customer agreement, Brava does not act as your investment manager, broker, custodian, fiduciary or agent. You and/or your regulated manager remain responsible for investment decisions, mandate suitability, client obligations and transaction approvals.

7. Digital-asset and third-party risks

Digital assets and blockchain-based financial services involve material risks, including smart-contract vulnerabilities, protocol failure, stablecoin depegging, oracle failure, liquidity constraints, cyberattack, network congestion, transaction failure, governance changes, regulatory change and partial or total loss of value.
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Any displayed yield, return, risk score, historical performance or forward-looking estimate is informational only, may change without notice and is not guaranteed. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

8. User responsibilities

You must:

• use the website and platform only for lawful business purposes and in accordance with your organisation's authority and applicable policies;
• protect your credentials, devices and authentication methods;
• not attempt to bypass security controls, permissions, allowlists, access restrictions or technical safeguards;
• not introduce malicious code, interfere with the platform, scrape it at scale without permission, or attempt unauthorised access;
• not use Brava to evade sanctions, regulatory restrictions, custody controls or applicable law; and
• promptly notify Brava of any suspected compromise or unauthorised access relating to your account.

9. Compliance and eligibility

You are responsible for ensuring that your use of Brava is lawful in the jurisdictions relevant to you and your organisation. Brava may request proportionate information about an institutional counterparty, its regulatory status, ownership or sanctions exposure, and may decline, suspend or restrict access where Brava reasonably considers this necessary to comply with applicable law or manage material legal, sanctions, security or integrity risk.
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For customers acting for underlying clients, the customer remains responsible for its own client acceptance, KYC/AML, sanctions, suitability and other regulatory obligations. Brava does not undertake those obligations merely by providing the software platform.

10. Intellectual property and feedback

Brava and its licensors retain all intellectual property rights in the website, platform, software, documentation, branding and content, except for third-party or open-source components governed by their own licences. Subject to these Terms, Brava grants you a limited, revocable, non-transferable right to access the relevant interface for its intended purpose.
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If you provide product feedback, suggestions or bug reports, Brava may use them without restriction or payment, provided this does not transfer ownership of your confidential information to Brava.

11. Confidentiality in trials

Non-public platform functionality, documentation, pricing, credentials, test data and other information identified as confidential or which would reasonably be understood to be confidential must not be disclosed to third parties except to personnel or advisers who need to know it and are subject to appropriate confidentiality obligations. This clause does not override any separate confidentiality agreement between Brava and your organisation.

12. Availability and changes

Brava may change, update, suspend or discontinue website content or trial functionality. Production service commitments, support obligations and change-control provisions, if any, are governed by the applicable customer agreement rather than these Terms.

13. Disclaimers

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the public website and any trial or evaluation access provided solely under these Terms are provided "as is" and "as available". Brava does not warrant that they will be uninterrupted, error-free, secure, complete or suitable for a particular purpose.
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Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

14. Limitation of liability for website and trial use

Where no separate written agreement applies, and to the fullest extent permitted by law, Brava will not be liable for indirect or consequential loss, loss of profit, revenue, business, goodwill, opportunity or anticipated savings arising from use of the public website or evaluation/trial access.

Where a separate customer agreement applies, all liability relating to the contracted services is governed by that agreement and not by this clause.

15. Third-party services and links

The website or platform may reference or integrate third-party services, protocols, data sources, wallets, custodians or websites. Brava does not control those third parties and is not responsible for their terms, acts, omissions, availability or security. Any rights you have against a third party arise under your relationship with that third party.

16. Suspension and termination of access

Brava may suspend or terminate access provided solely under these Terms where necessary for security, misuse, legal or sanctions reasons, or when a trial ends. Suspension of Brava software access does not give Brava custody or control of digital assets.

17. Privacy

Personal data processed through the website or platform is handled in accordance with Brava's applicable privacy notice and data-protection obligations. Separate customer agreements may contain additional data-processing terms.

18. Changes to these Terms

Brava may update these Terms from time to time by publishing a revised version on the website. Changes apply prospectively from the stated effective date. A separately executed customer agreement can only be amended in accordance with its own terms.

19. Governing law and jurisdiction

These Terms and any non-contractual obligations arising from them are governed by the laws of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction over disputes arising solely under these Terms, unless Brava and the relevant organisation have agreed otherwise in writing.

20. Contact

Legal notices and questions regarding these Terms may be sent to .