Terms of Use
These are the terms for using the directory and, by extension, the storefront it points to. They are written to be read, not to be buried. The short version is that the platform provides the mechanism, you provide the judgment, and neither side pretends the other controls the outcome.
What you agree to
You agree to reach the storefront only through a verified address, to keep your recovery material safe, and to read a listing before you order. You agree that the platform is a mechanism for trade, not a guarantor of the goods, and that the legality of what you buy is your responsibility under your own jurisdiction.
What the platform does not guarantee
The platform does not guarantee delivery times, product quality, or the outcome of a dispute. It guarantees the mechanism. Escrow holds your funds until you confirm, the panel decides on the written record, and the address set is verified and signed. Beyond that mechanism, the trade is between you and the vendor, and the platform is the referee, not a party.
Limits of liability
The platform is not liable for a loss that comes from an unverified address, a lost mnemonic, or a balance held beyond what you are about to spend. Those are the failures the design points at but cannot prevent, because they are on the side that holds the keys. The liability that is the platform fault, a disputed order that is decided fairly, a fee that is charged as published, is covered by the mechanism itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Am I agreeing to something I cannot read?
No. These terms are the document. Read them, and the mechanism they describe is the same one the guides explain.
What happens if I break a term?
Most terms protect you as much as the platform. The ones that do not, like keeping your mnemonic safe, fail in your direction, which is why they are stated plainly.
Can the terms change?
Yes, with a signed notice. A change that affects how your money is handled is announced before it takes effect, not after.