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Token Redemption and Guarantee Agreement

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COINCARD BANK TOKEN
REDEMPTION AND GUARANTEE AGREEMENT

PROPOSED MASTER AGREEMENT · WORKING DRAFT FOR COUNSEL REVIEW
Website: bank.coincard.one · Operator: Teleden LLC · Draft date: October 31, 2026

Parties and Effective Date

CoinCard Operator: Teleden LLC (“CoinCard”). Participating Bank: ______________________________ (“Bank”). Effective Date: ________________. Together, the “Parties.”

1. Purpose and Definitions

The Bank agrees, subject to this Agreement and applicable law, to serve as the contractual redemption obligor for qualifying CoinCard field tokens assigned to it. “Field Token” means a transferable CoinCard cryptographic value instrument with a stated USD face value. “Bank Vault Token” means the Bank-controlled secure credential or record, implemented on a Java Card or equivalent approved security module, that authenticates and references the Bank’s corresponding redemption obligation. “Lawful Holder” means a person entitled to redeem a Field Token under applicable law and the CoinCard terms. “Outstanding Liability” means the aggregate face value of valid, unredeemed Field Tokens for which the Bank is the redemption obligor.

2. Funding, Issuance and Liability

Prior to activation of a Field Token, the Bank shall confirm actual receipt of corresponding funding and creation of a legally enforceable redemption obligation in the amount of that token’s face value. Neither Party shall activate an unfunded token. CoinCard and the Bank shall maintain reconciled records of issued, transferred, locked, canceled, and redeemed obligations. The legal owner of the received funds, and any segregation or safeguarding requirements, shall be expressly specified in Schedule A.

3. Bank Java Card and Token Validation

The Bank shall provision and control its Bank Vault Token using approved hardware, keys, access controls, and recovery procedures. Each obligation must be linked to an unambiguous token identifier, face value, Bank identifier, signature/cryptographic commitment, current status, and auditable record of authorization. The card’s validation does not by itself prove lawful ownership or discharge the Bank’s payment obligation; the Bank must check entitlement and its authoritative issuance/redemption ledger.

4. Bank Redemption Promise

For each valid, fully funded, outstanding Field Token assigned to the Bank, the Bank agrees to pay its stated USD face value to the Lawful Holder when presentation, authenticity, unredeemed status, entitlement, and legally required identity and sanctions checks have been satisfied. A legitimate transfer between authorized CoinCard holders shall not alone defeat redemption. Subject to applicable law, Lawful Holders are intended third-party beneficiaries of this Section and may enforce the Bank’s redemption obligation.

Ordinary, undisputed redemption requests shall be paid within ______ business days by the agreed payment method. Any legally permitted hold, investigation, denial, appeal, or remedy must be recorded and notified to the claimant. No redemption fee may reduce the promised face value unless expressly and lawfully disclosed in Schedule A.

5. Secure Redemption and Finality

  1. Receive the Field Token and bind the request to a unique transaction identifier and authenticated claimant.
  2. Cryptographically verify the token and consult the authoritative ledger for value, status, bank assignment, and prior redemption.
  3. Atomically lock the token against transfer or competing redemption, and create a Bank-signed redemption authorization.
  4. Execute and verify final payment. Do not extinguish the obligation on a pending or failed payment.
  5. After confirmed payment, permanently retire the redeemed token and update the vault record and ledger; issue an auditable receipt.

A timed-out, interrupted or offline redemption must be safely retried or rolled back without either duplicate payment or loss of an unpaid holder claim. Token identifier reuse, if ever allowed, must occur only through a separately funded new issuance with a new unique issuance identifier.

6. Reserves, Liquidity and Reconciliation

The Bank shall maintain liquid resources and any legally mandated reserve or safeguarded assets adequate to honor all Outstanding Liabilities. The Parties shall identify in Schedule A whether funds are legally required to remain segregated, qualify as deposits, or may be used by the Bank. The Bank shall deliver periodic liability and funding attestations, support independent audits, and immediately disclose a material shortfall or inability to redeem.

7. Security, Keys and Operational Incidents

Each Party shall establish documented key management, hardware enrollment, signer revocation, access logging, backup, disaster recovery, privacy protections, and incident response. Suspicious tokens may be temporarily locked for documented investigation under applicable law, but no Party may arbitrarily erase a valid unpaid liability. Compromised Bank Java Cards shall be revoked through controlled migration and reconciliation procedures.

8. Defaults, Insolvency and Continuity

A Bank failure to redeem, insolvency, or loss of regulatory authority shall trigger written notice and the contractual remedies in Schedule A, including any lawful transfer of liabilities to a fully funded successor, available claim procedures, and holder access to required disclosures. Termination shall not extinguish liabilities on outstanding tokens. No provision represents that token balances have FDIC insurance or government guarantees without specific legal confirmation.

9. CoinCard Duties and Authority

CoinCard shall operate the approved issuance, transfer, cryptographic authentication, registry, and reconciliation infrastructure consistent with written security requirements. CoinCard may not advertise a Bank guarantee until that Bank has signed this Agreement and authorized the relevant token obligations. Neither Party may issue obligations on the other Party’s behalf outside expressly delegated authority.

10. Compliance and Disputes

The Parties shall allocate responsibilities for licensing, consumer disclosures, AML/KYC, OFAC screening, recordkeeping, complaint handling, privacy, escheatment, taxes, and applicable stablecoin or money-transmission rules in Schedule A. Governing law: ________________. Venue/dispute resolution: ________________. Notices: ________________. Amendments require signatures from authorized representatives, and may not retroactively remove rights of existing Lawful Holders contrary to law.

11. Signatures

TELEDEN LLC / COINCARD

Name / Title: ________________________

Signature / Date: ____________________
PARTICIPATING BANK

Bank / Authorized Officer: ______________

Signature / Date: ____________________

Schedule A — Terms to Complete Before Signing

  1. Bank legal identity, charter, regulator, authorized signatory and redemption contact.
  2. Token denominations, issuance limits, holder rights, fees and ordinary payout deadline.
  3. Issuer of record, exact legal character of tokens and funding, and treatment under applicable law.
  4. Eligible reserve assets, segregation or safeguarding, funding attestation and independent verification.
  5. Bank and CoinCard duties for KYC/AML/OFAC, sanctions, disclosures, audits and complaints.
  6. Bank insolvency/default remedies, successor arrangements and claimant priority.
  7. Key custody, card provisioning, operational SLAs, recovery, disputes and audit rights.

Appendix — bank.coincard.one Implementation Checklist

  1. Bank onboarding: validate institution identity and obtain signed master agreement.
  2. Secure-card enrollment: record Bank ID, card certificate/public key and revocation credentials.
  3. Obligation issuance: confirm cash funding, vault token record and ledger before field-token activation.
  4. Redemption API: authenticate claimant, token and bank; lock, authorize, pay, retire and receipt.
  5. Ledger reconciliation: compare vault card, CoinCard system and actual bank payments; alert on mismatches.
  6. Holder portal: display bank redemption commitment, conditions, status and dispute route without implying deposit insurance.