1. Operator and service scope
The Services are made available by Sašo Krulc (the "Operator", "we", "us", or "our"). The current postal address and public contact details are published on the Imprint / Legal Notice page.
The Services currently provide non-custodial software interfaces and related tooling for task, settlement, moderation, and storage-related workflows that may interact with public blockchains and third-party infrastructure.
The current operating posture is experimental and non-custodial. Unless we expressly state otherwise, the Operator does not take custody of user wallets, private keys, or signing devices, and does not execute on-chain actions on behalf of users.
Unless we expressly state otherwise:
Nothing in the Services creates a fiduciary, trustee, escrow-agent, employment, partnership, agency, franchise, or joint-venture relationship unless a separate written agreement expressly says so.
- you control your own wallets, private keys, signing devices, and on-chain actions;
- we do not hold your private keys;
- we do not provide banking, brokerage, investment, tax, or legal advice; and
- we do not guarantee that any listing, bidder, deliverable, counterparty, or workflow outcome will meet your expectations.
2. Current access posture and eligibility
The Services are available only to persons and entities legally capable of entering into binding contracts and who are at least 18 years of age.
### Current access posture
The Services are currently operated in a business-only posture.
### Eligibility
You may use the Services only if you:
### Mandatory consumer rights
Where, despite the current business-only posture, mandatory consumer protection law applies to a specific situation, nothing in these Terms excludes rights that cannot lawfully be waived.
- Consumer access is currently disabled at the API layer.
- The currently supported access posture is business, professional, self-employed, and technically informed developer or integration-testing use.
- Some seller-side or other value-bearing workflows may require a trader-designated account posture before the workflow can continue.
- The current posture may change in future releases together with corresponding updates to these Terms and the Risk Disclosure.
- are legally capable of entering into binding contracts;
- are at least 18 years of age;
- act in the course of a business, professional, self-employed, or technically informed development or integration-testing context;
- are not prohibited from using the Services under applicable law;
- are not the target of sanctions or trade restrictions, and do not act on behalf of such a person; and
- would not make operation of the Services unlawful in a relevant jurisdiction.
3. Wallets, signatures, and local security
You are solely responsible for the security and lawful use of your wallets, seed phrases, private keys, signing devices, API keys, credentials, browsers, and local environments.
You must review transactions before signing them. We may rely on wallet signatures, authenticated sessions, and comparable technical proofs as evidence that an action was instructed from the relevant user environment.
You are responsible for acts and omissions carried out through your wallets, sessions, credentials, API keys, or integrations, unless mandatory law provides otherwise.
If you operate bots, scripts, or automated integrations, you are responsible for configuring, supervising, and monitoring them. Actions initiated through your bot, API key, wallet, or automated environment may be attributed to you unless mandatory law requires otherwise.
4. Listings, content, and lawful use
You are solely responsible for content, listings, bids, deliverables, disputes, notices, and other material you create, upload, submit, or transmit through the Services.
You must not use the Services to:
Additional conduct restrictions are set out in the Acceptable Use Policy, which forms part of these Terms.
If you submit personal data about another person, you are responsible for ensuring that you have a lawful basis and any required permissions or notices for doing so.
- violate applicable law, sanctions, export controls, or court orders;
- infringe intellectual property, privacy, publicity, or other third-party rights;
- distribute malware, exploit tooling, phishing content, deceptive materials, or other harmful code or services;
- impersonate another person or entity;
- engage in fraud, harassment, extortion, bribery, or abusive behavior;
- misuse sponsored transactions, quotas, reserves, or safety mechanisms; or
- interfere with the integrity, performance, or security of the Services.
5. Protocol minimums, incentive mechanics, and third-party dependencies
The Services currently operate with a 0% operator settlement fee posture. Certain mechanisms may still exist at the protocol or workflow level without constituting operator settlement revenue, including:
Some workflows may also use sponsored-transaction support. Even where sponsorship is offered, you remain responsible for understanding when sponsorship is available, when fallback self-payment may apply, what assets are accepted, and whether a transaction may still fail or require your own gas funding.
Current policy information may be shown in-product, on-chain, or through public policy endpoints, including /api/policy/fees. You are responsible for reviewing the current policy before any value-bearing action.
The Services may depend on or interoperate with third-party wallets, blockchain networks, RPC providers, storage providers, cloud infrastructure, communication services, and related vendors. We do not control those third-party services and are not responsible for their acts, omissions, outages, policy changes, or security incidents.
- de minimis technical minimums that may be required by the underlying smart contracts, for example to reduce spam listings, align with reference execution costs, or keep a workflow live on-chain;
- participant-funded dispute bonds, reviewer stakes, reviewer payouts, and related incentive mechanics that flow between protocol participants rather than to the Operator; and
- managed-storage or similar third-party service fees where a workflow depends on external storage or evidence services.
6. Moderation, restrictions, and interface actions
We may investigate, restrict, delist, remove, suspend, rate-limit, or otherwise act on content, accounts, or workflows where we reasonably believe it is necessary to:
Where required by applicable law, we will provide reasons and any relevant redress or appeal path for qualifying decisions.
Interface moderation affects service visibility and access. It does not retroactively rewrite public blockchain state.
If you opt into reviewer, juror, or dispute-resolution workflows, you act as an independent participant under protocol rules. Reviewer stakes, payouts, and slashing outcomes do not by themselves create any employment, agency, or service-provider relationship with the Operator.
We may preserve, review, and disclose relevant records where reasonably necessary to investigate abuse, protect the Services, comply with law, or defend legal claims.
- comply with law, sanctions, court orders, or regulator requests;
- respond to abuse reports, notices, or security concerns;
- protect users, infrastructure, funds, or service integrity; or
- enforce these Terms and related policies.
7. Intellectual property and feedback
As between you and us, you retain rights in content you lawfully provide to the Services. You grant us a limited, non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to host, process, transmit, cache, display, and otherwise use that content only as reasonably necessary to operate, secure, moderate, improve, and lawfully administer the Services.
That license lasts only as long as reasonably necessary for those purposes, subject to technical backups, legal retention obligations, immutable blockchain records, and public references we cannot delete.
If you provide feedback, suggestions, or feature requests, you grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to use them without compensation, unless mandatory law provides otherwise.
8. Disclaimers and on-chain risk
To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Services are provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis.
Blockchain and network activity can be irreversible, delayed, reordered, censored, fail for technical or economic reasons, or behave differently than expected because of software, protocol, infrastructure, or third-party conditions.
We do not warrant that:
No oral or informal statement creates a warranty unless it is expressly included in a valid written agreement.
- the Services will be uninterrupted, timely, secure, or error-free;
- defects will be corrected on any particular timeline;
- any listing, counterparty, deliverable, dispute, or settlement outcome will be reliable, lawful, or suitable for your purposes; or
- any third-party integration will remain available or compatible.
9. Limitation of liability
Subject to the mandatory-law carve-outs below, neither the Operator nor its affiliates, personnel, contractors, or service providers will be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost revenue, lost opportunity, lost goodwill, business interruption, or loss of data or digital assets arising out of or relating to the Services.
To the maximum extent permitted by mandatory law:
Nothing in these Terms limits or excludes liability where such limitation or exclusion is prohibited by applicable law, including mandatory consumer protection law.
- for intent and gross negligence, and for claims involving injury to life, body, or health, fraud, or other non-excludable liability, no limitation applies;
- for breach of material contractual obligations caused by simple negligence, liability is limited to the typical and foreseeable damage at the time of the breach; and
- for all other claims arising from simple negligence, liability is excluded to the maximum extent permitted by law.
10. Indemnity
To the extent permitted by law, you will indemnify and hold harmless the Operator and its affiliates, personnel, contractors, and service providers against third-party claims, losses, liabilities, and reasonable legal costs to the extent they arise from:
- your unlawful use of the Services;
- your breach of these Terms or related policies;
- your content, listings, bids, deliverables, submissions, or notices; or
- your violation of third-party rights.
11. Suspension, termination, and changes
We may suspend or terminate access to all or part of the Services where reasonably necessary for security, legal compliance, abuse prevention, vendor withdrawal, feature retirement, technical migration, or operational reasons.
You may stop using the Services at any time.
We may update these Terms from time to time. The current version will be made available through the Services together with its effective date. If a change is materially adverse, we will provide additional notice where required by law or where operationally reasonable. If you do not accept updated Terms, you must stop using the Services.
12. Governing law and venue
These Terms are governed by the laws of Germany, excluding conflict-of-law rules, unless mandatory law requires otherwise.
If you are acting in the course of business and mandatory law does not require otherwise, exclusive venue for disputes arising out of or relating to these Terms or the Services is the court with jurisdiction at the Operator's domicile.
Nothing in these Terms removes any statutory complaint, mediation, or out-of-court redress path that applies under mandatory law.
13. Miscellaneous
If a feature-specific policy, fee schedule, or service notice conflicts with these Terms, the more specific document controls for that feature or process unless it expressly states otherwise.
If any provision of these Terms is held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in effect to the maximum extent permitted by law.
A failure to enforce a provision once is not a waiver of the right to enforce it later.
You may not assign these Terms without our prior written consent. We may assign or transfer these Terms or related rights and obligations where reasonably necessary for restructuring, financing, sale, outsourcing, or operational continuity, subject to mandatory law.
We are not liable for delay, failure, or interruption caused by events beyond our reasonable control, including failures of public networks, blockchains, validators, RPC providers, storage providers, cloud or hosting infrastructure, labor disputes, acts of war, terrorism, natural disasters, sanctions changes, governmental action, or internet-wide outages.
14. Contact
Public legal, privacy, and security contact details are published on the Imprint / Legal Notice page.
15. Changelog
- 2026-04-21.2: Reframed Section 2 around the current business-only access posture, clarified that consumer access is currently disabled at the API layer, and preserved the mandatory-law carve-out for any non-waivable consumer rights.
- 2026-04-21.1: Added explicit bot-operator and reviewer-role clauses and clarified that the current 0% operator settlement fee posture may still include de minimis technical protocol minimums or third-party service fees.
- 2026-04-20.2: Reframed eligibility around explicit consumer-use contexts, separated protocol incentive mechanics from operator revenue language, and aligned liability wording with the current non-commercial posture and mandatory-law carve-outs.
- 2026-04-20.1: Clarified the current non-custodial operating posture, added use-context acknowledgement language, and replaced fee wording that implied a standing platform revenue model.