Yes, as applicable to signatories of the tokenization agreements (i.e. mining companies) NatGold Digital applies a combination of escrow provisions and daily trading limitations to ensure a stable and orderly token marketplace—particularly during the early stages of token issuance and adoption.

Escrow Restrictions

Token recipients (signatories) may be subject to fixed escrow periods based on the size of their initial allocation:

• Allocations of 20% or less of a project’s total tokens: fully transferable upon issuance.
• Allocations of 21% and up to 40%: escrowed for six (6) months.
• Allocations of 41% and up to 73%: escrowed for twelve (12) months
• Balance: escrowed for eighteen (18) months.

All escrow terms are encoded in the Title Exchange and Tokenization Agreement and managed through institutional-grade digital custody. Tokens are automatically released upon expiration of the escrow period, and may be lifted early at NatGold’s discretion in response to market conditions, allowing for flexibility to meet demand surges and prevent supply constraints.

Daily Trading Restrictions

Even unescrowed and fully released tokens held by signatories are subject to daily resale limits. Specifically, no holder may sell or transfer more than 10% of the trailing 10-day average daily trading volume on any given day. This applies for a minimum of 12 months following the initial token release and is designed to prevent disruptive sell-offs and support fair, stable price discovery.

These mechanisms reinforce NatGold Digital’s long-term commitment to building a trusted, transparent, and responsibly governed token ecosystem.