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# Token Selling Process

### **Can I sell my BRIC(s) anytime I want?** 

BRIC(s) can only be sold after the lock-in period, if any. To sell the BRIC(s), please contact our customer service at <mark style="color:blue;"><customersupport@likwid.com></mark> \
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**Below are the terms and conditions that apply:** \ <mark style="background-color:yellow;">1) BRIC owners are only allowed to sell back 2,000 USD worth of BRICs per week.</mark> \ <mark style="background-color:yellow;">2) The token sell-back progress takes up to 10 business days.</mark> \ <mark style="background-color:yellow;">3) Token sell-back is subject to Likwid Asset's approval. BRIC Owner needs to fulfill the below requirements:</mark>

✅ Completed eKYC\
✅ Signed the Investor Agreement \
\ <mark style="background-color:yellow;">4) A selling fee will be charged for any BRIC sell-back transaction:</mark>\
\> Sell back to Likwid Asset: 5% of the original purchase amount\
\> Sell on Likwid Asset’s secondary market: *coming soon*\
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