1. Experimental non-commercial posture
The Services currently operate as an experimental, non-custodial, and non-commercial interface posture.
- mainnet assets may still be involved;
- no operator fee or revenue model is promised by this posture alone;
- the absence of a fee does not remove blockchain, counterparty, or technical risk; and
- this posture may change if law, infrastructure, or product scope changes.
2. Wallet and key control
You control your own wallets, signing devices, keys, seed phrases, and local execution environment.
- we do not hold your private keys;
- we do not recover lost wallets or credentials; and
- a signature from your wallet or authenticated environment may be treated as evidence that the action was initiated from your side, unless mandatory law requires otherwise.
3. Smart-contract and protocol risk
The Services may depend on open-source smart contracts, blockchain nodes, RPC providers, and related infrastructure.
- contracts may contain bugs, design flaws, or security vulnerabilities;
- upgrades, migrations, or chain-level events may change behavior or availability;
- transactions may fail, be delayed, be reordered, or remain pending longer than expected; and
- some blockchain actions may be effectively irreversible once confirmed.
4. Counterparty and workflow risk
Other participants may act through pseudonymous or only partially verified identities.
- a counterparty may fail to deliver, delay performance, or dispute your account of events;
- public listings, bids, or reputation indicators do not guarantee trustworthiness or future performance; and
- dispute, moderation, or recovery workflows may not produce the result you expect.
5. Asset-loss risk
You may lose digital assets, access credentials, data availability, or the economic value of a transaction.
- price volatility may reduce the value of assets used in a workflow;
- smart-contract, infrastructure, or wallet failures may contribute to loss;
- operator-side refunds are not generally available merely because a transaction produced an unwanted outcome; and
- where a workflow uses protocol minimums, deposits, or storage fees, you should review the current policy surface before proceeding.
6. Managed storage and off-chain dependency risk
Some workflows may depend on third-party storage or related off-chain services.
- uploaded material may become temporarily unavailable, delayed, or permanently unavailable because of provider, network, or credential issues;
- hashes, references, or proof requirements may prevent later reuse if you submit incorrect data; and
- deletion, retention, or evidence windows may be governed by technical and legal constraints rather than personal preference alone.
7. Legal and regulatory risk
Applicable law may differ by jurisdiction and may change quickly.
- your use of the Services may be restricted or prohibited where you are located;
- the availability of particular features may change because of compliance, sanctions, security, or platform-risk constraints; and
- nothing on this page is legal, tax, or investment advice.
8. Your responsibility
You are responsible for deciding whether to use the Services and whether a particular action is appropriate for you.
- review the current Terms and relevant policy pages before relying on a workflow;
- do not proceed with a value-bearing action unless you understand the asset, counterparty, and technical risk involved; and
- if a workflow asks you to confirm risk prompts, age status, or use-context classification, those prompts are part of the current control surface and must be completed truthfully.
9. Changelog
- 2026-04-20.1: Initial published risk-disclosure page for the current experimental non-custodial posture.