TANK BANK CORPORATION OF NEW YORK

RISK & RESPONSIBLE FINANCE

Risk Disclosure Statement

Tank Bank Corporation of New York is being developed around an institutional approach to responsible finance, risk awareness, governance, transparency, and long-term financial stewardship.

Financial activities, financial infrastructure, digital finance initiatives, precious metals, financing arrangements, international structures, technology-enabled systems, and other financial or commercial arrangements may involve significant risks.

Clients, counterparties, and prospective participants should carefully consider their objectives, circumstances, risk capacity, liquidity needs, applicable requirements, and the advice of appropriate professional advisers before entering into any financial or structural arrangement.

Understanding Key Risk Factors

Principal categories of risk that may arise in connection with financial activities, assets, infrastructure, technology, and international arrangements. Specific risks depend on the particular activity, structure, jurisdiction, counterparty, and contractual terms.

Volatility

Market Risk

The value of financial assets and other investments may fluctuate due to market conditions, economic developments, interest rates, geopolitical events, changes in supply and demand, market volatility, and other factors.

Market movements may result in gains or losses, and no particular financial outcome should be assumed or guaranteed.

Capital Realization

Liquidity Risk

Certain assets, financial structures, private arrangements, physical assets, or other positions may not be readily convertible into cash at the desired time or price.

Liquidity may be affected by market conditions, redemption terms, holding periods, transfer restrictions, contractual limitations, or the availability of counterparties and financial infrastructure.

Foreign Exchange

Currency Risk

International activities may involve multiple currencies.

Changes in foreign-exchange rates may affect the value of assets, obligations, transactions, payments, settlements, or other financial positions.

Institutional Dependencies

Counterparty Risk

Financial and commercial arrangements may involve banks, financial institutions, custodians, payment providers, technology providers, investment counterparties, commercial partners, or other institutions.

The failure, insolvency, delay, or inability of a counterparty or service provider to perform its obligations may result in financial, operational, or other consequences.

Internal Controls

Operational Risk

Financial activities and infrastructure may be affected by human error, process deficiencies, systems failures, business interruption, fraud, third-party dependencies, or other unexpected events.

Appropriate governance, controls, oversight, and operational procedures may be established according to the nature and scale of each relevant activity.

Infrastructure

Technology & Cybersecurity Risk

Technology-enabled financial infrastructure may be exposed to cybersecurity threats, unauthorized access, system interruptions, software failures, data loss, connectivity issues, technological vulnerabilities, or other risks.

Digital identity, authentication, APIs, cloud infrastructure, and other technology components may involve additional operational and cybersecurity considerations. No technology environment can eliminate all cybersecurity or operational risk.

Digital Assets

Digital Asset & Digital Finance Risk

Digital assets and digital-finance initiatives may involve substantial market, liquidity, technology, regulatory, reserve, custody, cybersecurity, operational, and counterparty risks.

Initiatives such as DAHAV Digital may involve digital-value, settlement, multi-currency, and financial-infrastructure concepts that remain subject to final legal, regulatory, technological, contractual, and operational structures.

Any reference to a US$1.00-referenced digital architecture does not constitute a guarantee of value, redemption, reserve availability, liquidity, regulatory approval, or public availability.

Physical Commodities

Precious Metals Risk

Physical precious metals may be affected by changes in market prices, liquidity, custody and storage arrangements, insurance, transportation, transaction costs, counterparty considerations, and applicable legal or regulatory requirements.

DAHAV Gold is presented as part of the broader Tank Corporation and MDLT Alliance ecosystem and is designed around physical gold, documentation, verification, digital identity, and institutional connectivity.

Ownership, custody, storage, transfer, valuation, insurance, and related arrangements depend on applicable contractual, institutional, legal, and operational structures.

Legal Frameworks

Regulatory & Legal Risk

Changes in laws, regulations, licensing requirements, tax rules, reporting obligations, sanctions regimes, or regulatory interpretations may affect the structure, availability, or operation of financial products, services, assets, or initiatives.

A structure or activity that may be permissible in one jurisdiction may not be permissible or available in another.

Jurisdictional

Cross-Border Risk

International structures may involve multiple legal systems, currencies, tax regimes, reporting requirements, sanctions considerations, professional standards, and regulatory frameworks.

Cross-border activities may therefore involve additional legal, operational, tax, currency, settlement, and compliance risks.

Private Vehicles

Structural & Private Market Risk

Private investments, special-purpose structures, structured arrangements, alternative assets, physical assets, and other non-public opportunities may involve greater complexity, limited liquidity, valuation uncertainty, transfer restrictions, and additional due-diligence requirements.

The characteristics and risks of any such arrangement depend on its specific legal and contractual structure.

Performance & Independent Advice

Financial markets and financial arrangements involve uncertainty. No investment, asset, financial structure, technology, or strategy can guarantee a particular outcome.

CORE PRUDENCE DIRECTIVES:

NO GUARANTEES · PAST PERFORMANCE DOES NOT INDICATE FUTURE RESULTS · INDEPENDENT ADVICE SHOULD BE CONSIDERED

Clients, counterparties, and prospective participants should consider obtaining appropriate independent legal, tax, accounting, investment, regulatory, or other professional advice before entering into financial or structural arrangements.

RISK MANAGEMENT & GOVERNANCE

Institutional Responsibility Statement

The information presented on this website is general in nature and should not be interpreted as a complete description of all risks associated with any particular activity, product, asset, financial arrangement, technology, structure, or service.

Tank Bank Corporation seeks to approach financial architecture with prudence, diligence, governance, transparency, and responsible risk awareness.

PRUDENCE · DILIGENCE · GOVERNANCE

FINAL RISK STATEMENT

Nothing on this page constitutes an offer to sell, a solicitation to purchase, an investment recommendation, or a representation that any particular financial product, service, asset, technology, or strategy is appropriate for any person or entity.

Participation in any financial program, asset structure, digital-finance initiative, or other arrangement within the Tank ecosystem is subject to applicable legal and contractual documentation, eligibility requirements, due diligence, regulatory requirements, and finalized operating arrangements.

The risks described above are not exhaustive. Additional risks may arise depending on the particular product, service, transaction, asset, technology, jurisdiction, client or counterparty relationship, and contractual structure involved.

TRUST · STEWARDSHIP · CONTINUITY