Token Properties & Networks

The canonical THAT token contract and fixed maximum supply are implemented on the Ethereum network. On other supported networks (for example, Polygon), THAT may be made available through bridge mechanisms that:

• lock tokens on Ethereum and mint corresponding representations on the destination network, and

• burn those representations to release tokens back on Ethereum.

Transfers of THAT occur directly between blockchain addresses on public networks. Users interact with THAT using compatible, non-custodial wallets or interfaces of their choice. These wallets allow users to:

• generate and hold their own private keys

• view balances and on-chain history for their addresses

• construct, sign and broadcast transactions to send or receive THAT.

The Company does not have access to users’ private keys, cannot authorize transactions on their behalf and does not provide a facility under which it receives instructions to make payments to third parties.

Independent merchants are free to decide whether to accept THAT (and other digital assets) directly on-chain as consideration for goods and services. Where they do, transfers occur directly between the customer’s and merchant’s blockchain addresses on public networks, not through any account, stored-value balance, or payment facility operated by the Company. The existence of such merchants does not create any standing arrangement, facility, or obligation for the Company to make, receive, process, or settle payments.