On April 3, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Division of Corporate Finance (the “Division”) responded to TurnKey Jet, Inc.’s (TKJ) letter dated April 2, requesting confirmation that the Division would not recommend enforcement action to the SEC in connection with its offer and sale of tokens without registration under the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. In issuing its response that it would not recommend enforcement action to the SEC, the Division noted that:

• the tokens will be immediately usable for their intended functionality (purchasing air charter services) at the time they are sold;
• TKJ will restrict transfers of tokens to TKJ Wallets only, and not to wallets external to the platform;
• TKJ will sell tokens at a price of one USD per token throughout the life of the program, and each token will represent a TKJ obligation to supply air charter services at a value of one USD per token;
• if TKJ offers to repurchase tokens, it will only do so at a discount to the face value of the tokens (one USD per token) that the holder seeks to resell to TKJ, unless a court within the United States orders TKJ to liquidate the tokens; and
• the token is marketed in a manner that emphasizes the functionality of the token, and not the potential for the increase in the market value of the token.

The Division’s full response, dated April 3, is available here, and TKJ’s incoming letter, dated April 2, is available here.