Nature of Risk
Stablecoins and tokenized assets carry risks distinct from traditional fiat instruments, including issuer risk, smart contract risk, and market liquidity risk. Value can fluctuate, and in some scenarios a stablecoin may not maintain its peg.
Regulatory Risk
Roma operates under licenses and registrations across the UAE, US, EU, and Singapore, including a Virtual Asset Service Provider license from Dubai's VARA. Regulatory frameworks for digital assets are still evolving, and changes in law could affect the availability or structure of Roma's services.
No Investment Advice
Nothing on Roma's website or platform constitutes investment, legal, or tax advice. Customers should consult independent advisors before making financial decisions involving stablecoins or tokenized assets.
Custody and Counterparty Risk
Funds held via Roma's services are custodied through regulated banking and institutional partners. While Roma maintains SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, no system is entirely free of counterparty or operational risk.
Reporting Obligations
Customers remain responsible for their own tax and regulatory reporting obligations arising from the use of Roma's services, in their applicable jurisdiction.