> 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 Suno operates through several companies, each with its own role, and the one that faces tokenholders is Suno Investments S.A.: it directs the protocol and instructs Ensuro Re Ltd., a licensed entity in Bermuda, which issues the tokens in the legal sense. Three public documents define that arrangement from the holder's side: the general Terms and Conditions, the offering document for the uWatt, and the statement of Suno's anti-money-laundering policy. This section explains what each one says, how they fit together, and how their vocabulary maps onto the protocol mechanics documented in [The Suno Protocol](/protocol/introduction.md). ## How to read this section Every page here is a reader's guide. The signed PDFs are the binding text: where a page and a PDF disagree, the PDF wins, and nothing on these pages is legal, financial, or tax advice. What the pages add is context. The legal documents are written for enforceability, the protocol pages for understanding, and this section is the bridge between the two. Two rules organize the documents themselves. The Terms and Conditions apply to everyone who uses the platform or holds a token. The offering document for a specific token, which the contract calls its Final Terms, adds the detail for that token, and where the two conflict the offering document prevails. Both carry a version number and an effective date, and each page in this section names the version it describes and carries the PDF it explains. ## The documents | Document | Version | Date | What it is | | ----------------------------- | ------- | ----------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Terms and Conditions | 1.0 | Effective 2026-09-10 | The general contract between Suno and every user and tokenholder: eligibility, onboarding, the products, holder rights and their limits, risks, taxes, default, governing law. | | uWatt Token Offering Document | 1.0 | 2026-09-10 | The Final Terms for the uWatt: the parties, the contract addresses, the rights conferred, the redemption channel, the cooling-off right, and the risk factors specific to the Reserve. | | AML/ATF Policy Statement | 1.1 | Policy dated 2026-05-19 | The public statement of Suno's internal anti-money-laundering and anti-terrorist-financing policy: commitment, regulatory grounding, controls, governance. | ## Pages in this section * [Legal structure](/legal/legal-structure.md) describes the three layers behind every token: the Suno company that directs the protocol, the Bermudian issuer, and the segregated account that holds the Reserve. It also covers what a token is in law, and which law governs. * [Terms and conditions](/legal/terms-and-conditions.md) walks through the contract chapter by chapter and translates its defined terms into the protocol's own names. * [uWatt offering document](/legal/uwatt-offering-document.md) covers the Final Terms for the uWatt: key facts, rights, redemption, and the cooling-off right. * [Eligibility and onboarding](/legal/eligibility-and-onboarding.md) explains who can participate, what verification asks, and where the protocol places its compliance gate: at the swap and the desk, never on holding. * [AML/ATF policy](/legal/aml-atf-policy.md) summarizes the compliance statement. * [Risk disclosures](/legal/risk-disclosures.md) lists the risks the legal documents ask you to accept, each linked to the page that describes how the protocol manages it. * [Current designations](/legal/current-designations.md) is the live registry the documents point to: service providers, jurisdiction lists, document versions, and contract addresses. 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