Terms of Use

Scope, operator and key definitions

These Terms of Use govern access to and use of the HODL CRYPTO WALLET website, including product information, documentation, ecosystem descriptions and local interactive tools. The operator is the person or entity identified in the Operator details panel. “Website” means this information service; “you” means the person using it. A blockchain network, token issuer or service linked from the website is not the operator merely because it appears here.

The website presents a desktop-oriented crypto workspace. These Terms do not automatically license or govern a separately installed wallet, mobile application, browser extension, exchange, bridge or other third-party service. A separate release or service may have its own license, privacy information and terms, which should be presented with that release.

The operator identity and contact details must be verified before this draft is used as effective Terms. Nothing in this document claims that HODL CRYPTO WALLET is a regulated exchange, bank, investment adviser, custodian or licensed financial intermediary.

Notice of the Terms and eligibility

These Terms explain the conditions on which the website is made available. Whether a provision forms a binding agreement depends on the notice, acceptance and other requirements of applicable law. This document does not treat passive browsing as a waiver of statutory rights or as consent to personal-information uses that require a separate choice.

The website is intended for adults who can understand the information and make their own decisions. If you use it for an organization, you should have authority for the actions you take on that organization’s behalf. Do not use the website in a manner prohibited by laws that apply to you. This clause does not substitute for a platform’s own eligibility or access requirements.

If you do not wish to use the website under its applicable conditions, you may stop using it. Rights and obligations that lawfully arose before you stopped are not automatically erased. Any future paid or account-based service needs its own clear enrollment and acceptance process.

What the website currently provides

The website provides educational guides, a crypto ecosystem directory, a desktop product presentation, local filters, a fee example calculator and tools for preparing local transaction drafts and diagnostic summaries. Portfolio balances, performance charts, collections and transaction records are sample content rather than live accounts, verified market prices or evidence of funds available to a visitor.

Presentation controls help explain possible workflows. The website does not create wallet accounts, derive or store private keys, connect to your wallet, sign transactions, broadcast transfers, perform swaps, submit bridging instructions or recover assets. Changing an account label changes the current interface session; it does not alter an on-chain account or establish a service relationship.

Do not infer a feature’s production availability from a button, animation, network logo, sample transaction status or version number. The current release and compatibility pages describe what has actually been made available. Product descriptions must be read together with those specific scope statements.

Information, examples and independent decisions

The website is for general product and educational information. It does not provide individualized investment, financial, legal, tax or accounting advice and does not assess your objectives, experience, financial circumstances or tolerance for loss. A mention of an asset, network, token standard or service is not a recommendation to buy, sell, hold or use it.

Examples simplify complex processes. A displayed price, allocation, fee, return, transaction amount or status should not be used as an executable quote, valuation statement, tax record or investment-performance claim. The fee calculator explains a calculation from selected inputs; it does not check current network conditions or guarantee a transaction’s eventual fee or confirmation time.

You remain responsible for obtaining information appropriate to an actual decision. Where professional advice is needed, consult a suitably qualified professional. This clause does not excuse inaccurate factual statements for which the operator is legally responsible or remove rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Permitted use of the website

You may access the website, read its documentation, use its local tools as intended and make reasonable personal reference copies, subject to applicable intellectual-property rights. Keep attribution and relevant notices with copies. Any separate open-source license applies to the material covered by that license rather than being replaced by these Terms.

You may link to publicly accessible information in a fair way that does not falsely imply affiliation, approval or endorsement. Accessibility tools, ordinary browser features and lawful interoperability or research activities remain subject to the rights the law grants. This section does not prohibit uses that the operator cannot lawfully restrict.

• Do not use the site to distribute malware, deceptive wallet software or phishing content.
• Do not seek to obtain another person’s recovery phrase, signing key, identity data or account access.
• Do not bypass access restrictions or attempt unauthorized access to infrastructure or other users’ information.
• Do not deliberately disrupt availability, overload systems or interfere with security controls.
• Do not impersonate the operator, forge support communications or present altered material as an official release.
• Do not use the website in a way that infringes third-party rights or facilitates unlawful activity.

Local inputs, transfer drafts and calculations

When using a local tool, enter accurate information appropriate to that tool and avoid sensitive or unnecessary data. A recipient-address check verifies only the limited format rules implemented for the chosen example network. It does not establish ownership, detect every mistake, prove that a recipient is trustworthy or confirm compatibility with an actual exchange or application.

Saving a transfer draft stores presentation state for the current interface session. It does not reserve funds, deduct a balance, obtain a network fee quote or execute a transaction. Reloading, navigating away or resetting the interface may remove that state. The draft is not a durable wallet backup, a signed instruction or a transaction receipt.

Inputs are not a substitute for the checks required in an actual wallet. Before an actual transaction, verify the full destination, network, token identity, amount and fee in the application you are using. The website cannot undo a transaction that you independently sign or send using a different service.

Diagnostics and communications

The diagnostics page prepares a text summary locally. Pressing its preparation button does not send a support ticket, contact the operator or create a response deadline. Downloading or copying the summary is an action on your device. If you choose to share it, verify the receiving channel and remove unrelated personal or financial information first.

Never include a recovery phrase, private key, password, PIN or payment-card details in diagnostic text. You should have a lawful reason to include another person’s information. The operator does not receive ownership of your diagnostic material merely because you prepare it in the browser, and these Terms do not grant a blanket license to publish it.

Only a completed, verified contact channel identified by the operator should be treated as a way to submit a question or legal notice. A sample wallet address, guide assistant, social-media account or third-party contact is not automatically an authorized support channel. No employee or support representative should need your signing secrets to explain how the website works.

Networks, tokens and third-party protocols

Network names and logos in the ecosystem directory identify subjects discussed by the website. Their inclusion does not certify a particular application integration, guarantee token support or imply a commercial partnership. Sharing a virtual-machine standard does not make networks, account histories, bridges or token contracts interchangeable.

An asset symbol can appear on multiple networks or be used by unrelated contracts. Token standards, native fee assets, supported transaction types and address formats vary. A route that works in one application or release may not be available in another. Review release-specific documentation and independently verify network and contract information before interacting with a live service.

Blockchains, validators, sequencers, exchanges, bridges, smart contracts, oracles and token issuers operate independently of this website. The operator does not control their consensus rules, fees, uptime, contract permissions, asset backing or dispute processes. Any responsibility the law imposes on the operator for its own conduct is unaffected.

Digital-asset risks relevant to the guides

Digital assets can lose some or all of their value. Market prices can change quickly, liquidity can disappear and an asset may become difficult to transfer or redeem. Stablecoins can deviate from their stated reference value; a token’s name or classification does not guarantee reserves, redemption rights or solvency.

Actual transactions can be irreversible or difficult to reverse. Incorrect recipients, incompatible networks, malicious contracts, excessive approvals, compromised devices, lost keys, software defects or protocol failures can lead to loss. Network congestion, reorganizations, forks and infrastructure outages can affect fees, timing and finality.

These explanations are included because the website discusses digital-asset workflows. They do not mean that this website executes those workflows or that its operator accepts custody. Nor do they transfer responsibility for the operator’s own unlawful conduct to the visitor. Any actual wallet or service should clearly state its operational scope and applicable terms.

Software releases and downloads

Platform labels such as Windows, macOS and Linux describe the desktop focus of the product presentation. A package is available only when it is actually listed with meaningful release information. A displayed version number does not establish that a downloadable binary exists, that it is signed or notarized, or that every platform and architecture has been tested.

Before installing separately supplied software, check its source, platform, architecture, release notes and available integrity or signature information. Any relevant license and privacy notice should accompany the software. Installation, signing permissions, update behavior and network integrations require release-specific information rather than assumptions based on this website.

These Terms do not promise future releases, update dates, continued support for a particular network or recovery services. If a paid product or continuing service is later offered, its commitments and applicable consumer rights must be explained in the terms governing that offer.

Fees, payments and taxes

The current website does not provide a payment checkout, subscription purchase or paid transaction service. It does not request a deposit to activate the presentation or a fee to unlock a displayed balance. A person claiming that payment is needed to recover funds shown only in this presentation is not describing a function provided by the website.

You may incur ordinary internet or device costs. If you independently use a blockchain or another provider, that network or provider may charge fees. Those fees are not set or collected by this website simply because its guides discuss them. Any future charges by the operator must be disclosed before a purchase or other chargeable action, together with applicable cancellation, refund and statutory rights.

You are responsible for assessing legal reporting and tax obligations connected to your actual activities. The website does not generate a verified tax report, determine your tax residence or file information on your behalf.

Intellectual property and attribution

The website’s original text, layout and other material may be protected by copyright and other intellectual-property rights. Those rights remain with their respective owners. Permission to browse and use the website does not transfer ownership of its branding or grant a right to publish a misleading imitation.

Cryptocurrency, network and service names and logos belong to their respective rights holders. Their use is descriptive and does not establish sponsorship, endorsement or affiliation. Third-party image, font and software licenses continue to govern the assets to which they apply. Where an applicable open-source license grants broader rights, these Terms do not reduce those rights.

If you believe material on the website infringes a right you hold, use the operator’s verified contact channel and identify the relevant page, material, asserted right and a way to reach you. Provide sufficient context for a meaningful review. Do not include signing secrets or unrelated personal information in an infringement report.

Linked websites and platform access

Links may take you to network documentation, block explorers, hosting providers or other independent websites. Their content, privacy practices and terms are their own. A link is provided for context and does not mean that the operator guarantees that destination’s accuracy, availability, security or ongoing suitability.

An access-restricted version of this website may require authentication through its hosting platform. That platform account remains separate from any HODL CRYPTO WALLET account. The platform can apply its own access and account conditions. The operator should not be given your platform password or a recovery phrase as part of website access.

If an external service changes or becomes unavailable, related links or descriptions may need updating. Notify the operator of a broken or misleading reference through the verified contact channel. This section does not disclaim responsibility for the operator’s own misleading link descriptions or any liability that cannot be excluded.

Privacy and local information

The Privacy Policy explains the website’s browser-based tools, local preference record, hosting considerations and privacy rights. It is an information notice, not a request for a broad consent to unrelated processing. Use the footer’s Cookie settings control to change the application preference described in that policy.

You should review and manage material you create on your device. Local transfer drafts, edited account names and diagnostic summaries do not become securely backed-up wallet data. Browser extensions, shared devices and operating-system backups may affect information outside the application’s direct controls. Do not rely on closing a modal to erase an exported file or clipboard history.

Availability, changes and reasonable restrictions

The operator may need to correct errors, maintain the website, update documentation or change local presentation features. Access can be interrupted by maintenance, provider failures, internet problems or security events. No uninterrupted-service commitment is made for this free information website unless a separate enforceable agreement expressly provides one.

Access may be limited where reasonably necessary to address unlawful use, a security risk or a binding legal requirement. Restrictions should be proportionate to the relevant circumstances and should not be used to defeat statutory rights. Where appropriate and legally permitted, the operator should explain a material restriction or change.

Changes to this website cannot suspend a blockchain address, freeze digital assets or erase a transaction held by an independent network. They also cannot alter the rights granted by a separately applicable software license. If a change affects an actual contractual commitment, applicable notice and remedy requirements continue to apply.

Accuracy and service assurances

The operator aims to keep website information useful and coherent, but guides can contain mistakes or become outdated. General information may not fit every network, device, protocol change or release. Verify material details before relying on them for an actual technical or financial action.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, this information website is provided without an additional promise that it will meet every individual purpose, remain continuously available or be free of all defects. No statement here removes a statutory standard, guarantee, remedy or duty that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Marketing language, examples and animations should not be interpreted as guarantees of profits, asset preservation, transaction success, security certification or regulatory approval. Conversely, this section is not permission to make false factual claims or withhold information that the operator is legally required to provide.

Responsibility and limits of liability

Each party’s responsibility is determined by applicable law, including requirements concerning causation, foreseeability, reasonable mitigation and the fairness of consumer terms. The operator is not automatically responsible for losses caused solely by an independent blockchain or service that it neither operates nor controls; the operator remains responsible for its own conduct to the extent required by law.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, intentional wrongdoing, death or personal injury caused by negligence where applicable law prohibits exclusion, or any other responsibility or remedy that cannot lawfully be limited. Mandatory consumer and data-protection rights are preserved.

No arbitrary monetary liability cap, blanket user indemnity, class-action waiver or compulsory private arbitration agreement is imposed by this website notice. A release-specific or business agreement may address allocation of risk separately, but only subject to valid acceptance and applicable law. Any unenforceable limitation should be disregarded to the extent necessary without removing rights the law protects.

Questions, complaints and disputes

If you have a concern about the website, contact the operator through the verified channel in Operator details. Identify the relevant URL, the issue and the outcome you are seeking. A reasonable description helps the operator investigate, but a local diagnostic summary does not become a delivered complaint until you actually send it to that channel.

You do not have to attempt an informal resolution where the law allows you to contact a court, regulator or other competent body directly, or where urgent relief is appropriate. Informal correspondence does not suspend a statutory deadline unless the law or an enforceable agreement provides otherwise.

This draft does not designate a governing law, exclusive court, arbitration forum or regulator without confirming the operator’s jurisdiction and applicable rules. Mandatory law and legally available consumer forums continue to govern. Any final jurisdiction provision must preserve protections that applicable consumer law does not allow an operator to remove.

Updates to these Terms

When effective Terms are published, their date and version identify the applicable text. The operator may update them to reflect changes to the website or relevant requirements. Material changes should be communicated in a way proportionate to their significance and before they apply where the law requires.

A revised webpage does not retroactively alter an existing right, authorize a new charge or create consent that the law requires to be obtained separately. If express acceptance is needed for a new contractual feature, it must be requested through an appropriate process. You may keep a copy of the Terms for your records and stop using the website if you do not wish to use a changed service.

General provisions and contact

If a provision is unlawful or unenforceable, it applies only to the extent permitted by law, and the remaining provisions continue where they can fairly operate independently. A failure to enforce a provision on one occasion does not automatically waive a later right. These rules do not permit the operator to rewrite an unfair provision to a consumer’s disadvantage.

These Terms concern the website only. They do not supersede mandatory law, an applicable third-party license or a separately agreed commitment. Headings are provided for navigation. If translations are published, they should accurately reflect the same meaning and must not reduce rights granted by the version or law applicable to a user.

Legal and general website correspondence should use the contact identified in Operator details. Before this draft is published as effective Terms, that contact and the operator identity must be completed. The Privacy Policy explains privacy requests; the diagnostics page prepares a local summary and is not a legal-notice delivery mechanism.