TOKENSDESK

Terms & Conditions

The agreement between you and CANTERBURY SERVICES LIMITED
Document version: 3.0  ·  Effective: 18 August 2026  ·  Supersedes: all previous versions
These Terms form a binding contract between you and CANTERBURY SERVICES LIMITED, trading as TOKENSDESK. By opening an account, depositing funds or placing an order you accept them. Read them with the Privacy Policy and the AML & KYC Policy, which form part of this agreement.
Risk warning. Contracts for difference are leveraged products. They carry a high risk of rapid loss, and you can lose your entire deposit. They are not suitable for everyone. Do not trade with money you cannot afford to lose. Section 12 sets out the risks in full.

Contents

1. Who we are 2. Eligibility and restricted jurisdictions 3. Opening an account 4. What we provide 5. Prices, spreads and costs 6. Orders and execution 7. Leverage, margin and close-out 8. Client money 9. Deposits 10. Withdrawals 11. Trading Credit and promotions 12. Risk disclosure 13. Conflicts of interest 14. Acceptable use and market conduct 15. Platform availability 16. Information and analysis 17. Inactive and dormant accounts 18. Our liability 19. Complaints 20. Suspension and closure 21. Changes to these Terms 22. Governing law

1. Who we are

TOKENSDESK is a trading name of CANTERBURY SERVICES LIMITED, a Labuan company licensed by the Labuan Financial Services Authority (Labuan FSA) to carry on Labuan money-broking business under licence no. MB/21/0076, granted on 3 September 2021 under section 92(3) of the Labuan Financial Services and Securities Act 2010, with its registered office at Suite 15, Skyward Business Centre, Brumby House, Jalan Bahasa, 87000 Labuan F.T., Malaysia.

Services are provided from the Federal Territory of Labuan, Malaysia. We do not accept clients resident in the United States, Japan, North Korea or Malaysia.

You can verify the company on the Labuan FSA licensed-institutions directory or at labuanfsa.gov.my before you send us anything.

In these Terms, “we”, “us” and “our” mean CANTERBURY SERVICES LIMITED. “You” and “your” mean the person who holds the account. “Platform” means the TOKENSDESK trading terminal and any related application or interface we provide.

2. Eligibility and restricted jurisdictions

To open an account you must be at least 18 years old, have full legal capacity to enter into this agreement, act on your own behalf and not on behalf of an undisclosed third party, and not be resident, located or a national of a restricted jurisdiction.

2.1 Restricted jurisdictions

We do not accept clients who are resident in, located in, citizens of, or acting from any jurisdiction in which we are not authorised to offer the Services, or in which offering them would require an authorisation, registration or membership we do not hold.

This includes, without limitation, the United States of America, its territories and possessions, and any US person as defined under US law: trading contracts for difference on digital assets is not permitted for US retail persons under the rules of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission, and we are registered with neither.

We maintain a list of restricted jurisdictions and apply it at onboarding and on an ongoing basis. The list is not published in full and may change without notice. Where your country of residence is restricted, the registration form will tell you so at the point you select it, and access may additionally be blocked by reference to the location your connection originates from.

Separately, and in all cases, we do not open or maintain accounts for any person or entity that is subject to sanctions administered by the Malaysian Ministry of Home Affairs (the Domestic List under section 66B of AMLA 2001), the United Nations Security Council, the United States Office of Foreign Assets Control, the United Kingdom or the European Union, nor for any person resident in or located in a territory subject to comprehensive sanctions, nor in any jurisdiction identified by the Financial Action Task Force as subject to a call for action.

2.2 Your obligation

You confirm, each time you use the Platform, that you are not in a restricted jurisdiction. You must tell us within 30 days if you move to one. Using a virtual private network, proxy, false address or any other means to disguise your location in order to obtain access is a material breach of these Terms.

What happens if you are found to be in a restricted jurisdiction. We will close your open positions at the prevailing market price, suspend trading on the account and return the remaining balance to the source it came from, subject to our legal and regulatory obligations. We do not confiscate a balance for this reason alone. Where sanctions law requires funds to be frozen rather than returned, we must and will comply with that law, and we will tell you so far as we are legally permitted to.

3. Opening an account

An account is opened online. You must give complete and accurate information and keep it up to date. We may refuse any application at our discretion and are not obliged to give a reason.

Before you can trade or withdraw, you must complete identity verification. Our checks are set out in the AML & KYC Policy, which forms part of this agreement. Verification is arranged in two levels:

LevelWhat it requiresWhat it is for
1 — IdentityPassport, national ID card, driving licence or residence permitEstablishing who you are
2 — AddressA bank statement or utility bill dated within the last three monthsEstablishing where you live, which is how a restricted jurisdiction is identified
Further informationEvidence of where money came from, where we ask for itRequested on a risk-based basis under our AML obligations, not as a step you must complete. See the AML & KYC Policy. Not required for any leverage above 1:20

Levels 1 and 2 are submitted separately and each is reviewed on its own, so one may be approved while the other is still being checked. Both are required before you can trade or withdraw. No level of verification affects the leverage available to you.

One person may hold one account. Accounts are personal and non-transferable. You are responsible for keeping your password and any two-factor authentication device secure, and for everything done through your account by anyone who obtains access to it.

4. What we provide

We provide an execution-only platform for trading contracts for difference on digital assets. A contract for difference is an agreement to exchange the difference in the price of an instrument between the time a position is opened and the time it is closed. You never own the underlying digital asset, you cannot take delivery of it, and you have no rights in it — no voting rights, no staking rewards, no airdrops and no forks.

Execution-only means we do not advise you. We do not assess whether a trade is suitable or appropriate for you, we do not manage your money, and nothing on the Platform is a personal recommendation. Every decision to open, size or close a position is yours.

5. Prices, spreads and costs

Our prices are derived from the order book of the exchange on which we hedge. Around the market mid-price we quote a bid and an ask; the difference between them is the spread, and the spread is how we are paid.

The spread on each market tracks that market's own liquidity, with a minimum per liquidity tier. Deeper markets are quoted more tightly than thin ones, because a thin market costs more to hedge and moves further when it does. The spread applying to any market is shown on the order ticket before you trade.

ChargeAmount
SpreadVariable by market and liquidity; always shown on the ticket before you place an order
CommissionNone. We do not charge a commission per trade
Overnight financing / swapNone. We do not charge financing to hold a leveraged position overnight
Deposit feeNone from us. The blockchain network you send on charges its own fee, which we neither set nor receive
Withdrawal feeNone from us. Network fees are deducted from the amount sent
Inactivity feeNone. See section 17

We may change our spreads. Changes take effect when published on the Platform and apply to positions opened after that point.

6. Orders and execution

Market orders are executed at the prevailing bid or ask when the order reaches us. Limit orders rest until the market reaches the price you set, and are then executed.

Stop loss and take profit. A stop loss closes a position when the market moves against you to the level you set; a take profit closes it when the market moves in your favour to the level you set. Both are executed at the level you set. We do not pass on the difference between your level and the price at the moment our system observed the breach, because that difference is the interval of our own monitoring rather than a cost of the market.

The account-level close-out in section 7 is different and is executed at the prevailing market price, because it has no level of its own.

We may decline or cancel an order where the market is closed or suspended, where you have insufficient margin, where the order would breach a position or leverage limit, where we reasonably suspect market abuse, or where a price was manifestly erroneous.

6.1 Manifest error

If a price is clearly wrong — a feed fault, a stale quote, a mis-keyed figure — we may void or re-price any trade executed on it. We will tell you promptly and explain the correct price. We will not use this clause to reverse a trade merely because it was profitable for you.

7. Leverage, margin and close-out

Leverage lets you take a position larger than your deposit. It multiplies gains and losses equally. The margin required to open a position is the position's notional value divided by the leverage you selected.

LeverageAvailable
1:1 to 1:100Every verified client, from the first order

Maximum leverage also varies by market: thinner markets are capped lower, and the cap applying to a market is shown on the ticket.

Margin level is your equity divided by the margin you are using, as a percentage. Equity is your balance plus or minus the profit and loss on open positions, and includes any Trading Credit.

Close-out. If your margin level falls below 50%, we will close your positions — the largest loss first — until the account is back above that level. This is automatic. It protects you from a deficit but it does not guarantee a particular closing price, and in a fast market a position may close well below the level you expected.

Negative balance protection. If a market gaps so far that closing your positions leaves the account below zero, we absorb the shortfall. Your balance will not go negative and you will never owe us money as a result of trading losses. This protection does not apply where the deficit results from fraud, market abuse or a breach of section 14.

8. Client money

Client funds are held in segregated client accounts with our custodian banks, separate from the broker's own operating funds. We do not use client money for our own purposes.

Segregation is an accounting and custody arrangement. It is not a guarantee scheme and it is not deposit insurance: there is no government compensation scheme covering your funds with us, and if we became insolvent you would rank as a creditor. We say this plainly because a client is entitled to know what protection they do and do not have.

We do not pay interest on balances held.

9. Deposits

Deposits are made on-chain in the digital assets and networks shown on the funding page. Each deposit address is issued per asset and per network and is not reused across chains.

10. Withdrawals

You may withdraw available funds at any time, subject to verification being complete and to the checks below. Withdrawals are paid to a wallet in your name and, wherever possible, back to the source the funds came from.

11. Trading Credit and promotions

Trading Credit is a promotional balance awarded through challenges, tasks and account levels. It counts towards your equity and your margin, so it supports larger positions and absorbs losses before your own money does.

Trading Credit is not your money. It cannot be withdrawn, it is not transferable, and we may reduce or remove it — including retrospectively — where it was awarded in error, obtained through abuse, or where the trading behind it was not genuine. Profits genuinely made while trading with credit are yours and are withdrawable in the ordinary way.

12. Risk disclosure

You can lose all of the money you deposit. Read this section before you trade.

Trading these products is not suitable for everyone. If you do not understand the risks, do not trade, and consider taking independent advice from someone licensed to give it.

13. Conflicts of interest

You are entitled to know how we make money and where our interests and yours may differ.

We operate on an A-book basis: we are paid from the spread, not from your losses. The spread — the difference between the price we quote you and the price at which the position could be offset on the exchange we price from — is set to cover the cost of offsetting it there: the exchange’s own spread, and the fee it charges us to trade. That spread is the whole of what we are paid on a trade. We charge no commission and no overnight financing.

“A-book” describes how we price and how we are paid — not a promise about any individual trade. Whether we offset any particular exposure on that exchange is our own commercial decision. It is taken on our net position across all clients — never on who you are, how profitable your account is, or which way you are positioned — and we may hold exposure ourselves rather than offset it.

Two things follow from this, and we state them rather than bury them.

What we do not do. We do not trade against your orders. We do not widen a spread, delay a fill or requote because of who placed the order, how profitable the account is, or which way it is positioned. No member of our staff is paid on client losses or carries a target that depends on one. Dealing decisions are taken on net exposure across the book, never on an individual account.

If you believe a price, a fill or a decision on your account was affected by a conflict, section 19 sets out how to complain, and you are entitled to our reasoning in writing.

14. Acceptable use and market conduct

You must not:

If you breach this section we may void the affected trades, suspend or close the account, and where required report the matter to the relevant authority.

15. Platform availability

We work to keep the Platform available and accurate, but we do not guarantee uninterrupted access. Maintenance, upgrades, third-party failures, exchange outages and events beyond our reasonable control can all interrupt service.

We are not liable for losses arising from an interruption we could not reasonably have prevented. You should not rely on the Platform being available at a particular moment as your only means of managing risk; consider using stop losses, which continue to be monitored by our systems rather than by your browser.

16. Information and analysis

The Platform shows market data, technical readings, an automated written analysis and an automated assistant that answers questions about the markets we list.

All of it is information only. None of it is advice, a recommendation, or a forecast. Our automated tools are expressly constrained never to tell you what to trade and never to predict a price, and they will decline to answer such a question. Market data is obtained from third-party sources; we take reasonable care with it but do not warrant that it is error-free, and it may be delayed or interrupted.

17. Inactive and dormant accounts

An account with no login and no trading for 12 months is treated as inactive; after 24 months it is dormant. We do not charge an inactivity or dormancy fee. Your balance remains yours and can be withdrawn once you have re-verified your identity. We may close a dormant account with a zero balance after notifying you at your registered email address.

18. Our liability

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, including liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any right you have under a law that cannot be contracted out of.

Subject to that, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, loss of profit, loss of opportunity or loss of data, and our total liability to you in any 12-month period is limited to the total charges you paid us in that period.

We are not liable for losses caused by your own decisions, by your failure to keep your credentials secure, or by circumstances beyond our reasonable control.

19. Complaints

If something has gone wrong, write to compliance@tokensdesk.com with your account number, what happened, when, and what you would like us to do.

StageWhat we do
AcknowledgementWithin 5 business days of receiving your complaint
InvestigationA written response within 30 calendar days. If we need longer we will tell you why and when to expect an answer
RecordsComplaints and their outcomes are recorded and reviewed by management

If you are not satisfied with our final response, you may pursue the matter through the courts identified in section 22. We are not a member of an external dispute resolution scheme, and we say so rather than leave you to discover it.

20. Suspension and closure

You may close your account at any time by writing to us, once open positions are closed and any balance is withdrawn.

We may suspend or close your account, on notice where practicable, if you breach these Terms, if verification cannot be completed, if you are found to be in a restricted jurisdiction, if we are required to by law or by a regulator, or if we reasonably suspect fraud, market abuse or financial crime. On closure we will return the remaining balance to you, less any amount we are lawfully entitled or required to retain.

21. Changes to these Terms

We may change these Terms. We will publish the new version on the Platform and, for a change that materially affects your rights, give you at least 14 days' notice by email before it takes effect. Continuing to use the Platform after that date means you accept the change. If you do not accept it, you may close your account and withdraw your balance.

22. Governing law

These Terms are governed by the laws of Malaysia. You and we submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Malaysia.

If any provision is found to be unenforceable, the rest continues in force. Our failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver of it. These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy and the AML & KYC Policy, are the entire agreement between us.


Related documents: Privacy Policy  ·  AML & KYC Policy