Jurisdictional Restrictions

The "Intelligent Access Layer"

FaaSFi operates in a multi-jurisdictional environment involving both regulated securities and decentralized protocols. To ensure compliance with international law, the platform utilizes an Intelligent Access Layer at the DNS and API gateway level. This system automatically routes users to the appropriate interface based on their physical location and legal status.

Geo-Blocking Logic

1. United States Persons

• Status: Highly Restricted.

• Access: Users detected within the US (via IP Geolocation) are routed exclusively to the FaaSFi US interface.

• Permitted Liquidity: Kalshi (CFTC Regulated DCM).

• Blocked Liquidity: Polymarket and Limitless (Offshore/DeFi). Attempts to interact with smart contracts related to these protocols from a US IP address will be rejected by the FaaSFi API Gateway.

2. Restricted Jurisdictions

• Status: Blocked.

• Countries: North Korea, Iran, Syria, Russia, Cuba, and other OFAC sanctioned nations.

• Access: Complete denial of service.

3. Global Users (Rest of World)

• Status: Unrestricted.

• Access: Users outside the US and sanctioned zones access the FaaSFi Global interface.

• Permitted Liquidity: Full access to the "Unified Liquidity" pool, including Polymarket, Limitless, and Kalshi (via cross-border arbitrage structures).

Terms of Service regarding VPNs The use of Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) to circumvent these restrictions is a direct violation of the FaaSFi Terms of Service. If an account is suspected of regulatory arbitrage via IP masking, it will be flagged for manual review and potential freezing.