> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.suno.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.suno.finance/legal/introduction.md).

# Introduction

The documents governing participation in Suno, their order of precedence, and the distinction between legal rights and contract behavior.

Suno Investments S.A. directs the protocol. Ensuro Re Ltd. issues the tokens, acting for the Suno Reserve segregated account. The legal framework defines participation, tokenholder rights, and the procedures that apply when performance or access is interrupted.

These pages explain that framework alongside the [protocol mechanics](/protocol/introduction.md). The linked PDFs contain the full governing terms.

## Which document governs

The Terms and Conditions apply to platform users and tokenholders. A token's offering document, called its Final Terms, adds the terms specific to that issuance and prevails over the general terms where they conflict.

The AML/ATF statement describes the compliance program. The Privacy Policy explains personal-data processing and user rights. Each has its own version and date.

| Document                                                                 | Version and date                  | Main subject                                                            |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Terms and conditions](/legal/terms-and-conditions.md)                   | 1.0, effective September 10, 2026 | Participation, products, rights, risks, default, and dispute resolution |
| [uWatt offering document](/legal/uwatt-offering-document.md)             | 1.0, September 10, 2026           | uWatt issuance, Reserve participation, distributions, and redemption    |
| [Puerta del Sol pWatt offering document](/legal/terms-and-conditions.md) | 1.0, October 30, 2026             | Final Terms for the pWatt of the Puerta del Sol solar mini-farm         |
| [AML/ATF policy statement](/legal/aml-atf-policy.md)                     | 1.1, policy dated May 19, 2026    | Financial-crime controls and responsibility                             |
| [Privacy policy](/legal/privacy-policy.md)                               | 1.0, effective September 16, 2026 | Data collection, processing, retention, and rights                      |

## Participation and access

The primary desk uses an admission registry for minting and redemption. Token transfers and staking have their own permissions and controls. [Eligibility and onboarding](/legal/eligibility-and-onboarding.md) explains verification, wallet access, and continuing participation requirements.

Some rights are exercised through a transaction; others, such as formal notices and collective remedies, follow a written procedure. The [uWatt offering document](/legal/uwatt-offering-document.md) explains acquisition, distributions, and exit.

## Finding the relevant information

[Legal structure](/legal/legal-structure.md) explains the parties, segregation, and limits of recourse. [Eligibility and onboarding](/legal/eligibility-and-onboarding.md) covers participation and access controls. [Risk disclosures](/legal/risk-disclosures.md) brings together the risks borne by holders, while [Current designations](/legal/current-designations.md) records published providers, jurisdiction lists, and addresses.

Formal notices and compliance or data enquiries go to <admin@suno.finance>.


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