Terms & Conditions

Acceptance of Terms

Effective Agreement. Welcome to LAVIATOR (“Company,” “we,” “us,” or “our”). These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) form a legally binding agreement between you (“you,” “your,” or “User”) and the Company governing your access to and use of our website, application(s), services, features, tools, content, community areas, and any related products or offerings (collectively, the “Services”).

By accessing, browsing, registering, signing in, connecting a wallet, clicking an “I Agree” button, ticking a checkbox, submitting information, interacting with any feature, placing any order, participating in any sale or pre-sale, or otherwise using any part of the Services, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by these Terms. If you do not agree, you must not use the Services.

1) What “Acceptance” Means

“Acceptance” means your clear consent to follow these Terms. Acceptance can happen in multiple ways: (a) explicit acceptance (for example, clicking “I Agree”); (b) implied acceptance (for example, continuing to use the Services after being presented with Terms); and (c) technical acceptance (for example, using or accessing a restricted feature that requires your agreement). Each of these forms of acceptance is intended to be valid to the fullest extent permitted by law.

When you accept these Terms, you agree to follow every rule and obligation stated here, as well as any linked policies (like the Privacy Policy) and any additional rules that apply to specific features. Your acceptance is not limited to one page, one click, or one session. It applies whenever you access the Services until the agreement ends (for example, if your account is closed or you stop using the Services), subject to any continuing obligations stated in these Terms.

2) How You Accept the Terms (All Methods)

You accept these Terms in any of the following ways (each is a valid acceptance):

• Clickwrap acceptance: clicking “I Agree,” “Accept,” “Continue,” “Create Account,” “Sign Up,” “Register,” “Join,” “Connect,” “Confirm,” or similar buttons or prompts that clearly indicate consent.
• Checkbox acceptance: checking a box such as “I have read and agree to the Terms” or “I agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy.”
• Account-based acceptance: creating an account, logging in, remaining logged in, or using account-only features after you were given access to the Terms.
• Browsewrap acceptance: continuing to browse or use the Services after you had notice that using the Services constitutes acceptance, including where the Terms are linked in the footer, menu, or signup flow.
• Wallet acceptance: connecting a wallet, approving a wallet message, signing a message, or making on-chain interactions where applicable (e.g., confirming an action in a wallet interface).
• Transactional acceptance: placing an order, participating in an event, contributing funds, or interacting with any feature that is described as governed by these Terms.
• Post-update acceptance: continuing to use the Services after we update these Terms and post or communicate the updated version.

Because our Services may be accessed in different ways (desktop browser, mobile browser, embedded browser, app, wallet browser, or third-party integrations), acceptance might look different depending on how you access the Services. However, the legal effect remains the same: if you use the Services after being presented with the Terms or after notice is provided, you have accepted the Terms.

3) If You Do Not Agree

If you do not agree to these Terms, you must immediately stop using the Services. Do not create an account. Do not connect a wallet. Do not submit information. Do not use any feature, and do not participate in any sale or purchase. If you already created an account but do not agree with updated Terms, you must stop using the Services and may request account closure where applicable, subject to any legal requirements or recordkeeping obligations.

In some cases, you may be able to access limited parts of the Services without creating an account (for example, reading public pages). However, even that use may still be subject to these Terms if we provide notice that such use constitutes acceptance. If you do not agree, the correct choice is to stop using the Services entirely.

4) Eligibility: Age, Capacity, and Authority

By accepting these Terms, you represent and warrant that:

• You are at least the age of majority in your jurisdiction, or otherwise legally allowed to enter into a binding agreement;
• You have the legal capacity to accept these Terms;
• You are not prohibited from using the Services under any applicable laws or regulations;
• You have not been previously banned, suspended, or removed from the Services (or if you were, you have received written permission from us to use the Services again);
• You will comply with all applicable laws, rules, and regulations when using the Services.

If you are accepting these Terms on behalf of a company, organization, or other legal entity, you represent and warrant that you have full authority to bind that entity to these Terms. If you do not have such authority, you must not accept these Terms or use the Services on behalf of that entity. In that case, any attempted acceptance is invalid, and you may be personally responsible for any use or actions taken under your access.

5) Relationship to Other Policies and Documents

These Terms may incorporate by reference other documents and policies, including but not limited to:

• Privacy Policy
• Cookie Policy
• Risk Disclosures
• Community Guidelines
• Sale/Pre-Sale Terms (if applicable)
• Any feature-specific rules, notices, or disclaimers

Where we provide additional terms for a specific feature (for example, a token sale or a referral program), those additional terms (“Supplemental Terms”) become part of your agreement with us. If Supplemental Terms conflict with these Terms, the Supplemental Terms control only for that feature. Otherwise, these Terms control.

6) Changes to Terms and Your Continued Acceptance

We may modify, update, or replace these Terms at any time. When we do so, we may update the “Last Updated” date on this page and may provide additional notice if required by law. Your continued access or use of the Services after changes become effective means you accept the updated Terms.

If you do not agree to updated Terms, you must stop using the Services. It is your responsibility to review Terms regularly. We are not responsible for users who do not read updated Terms. If the law requires special consent for certain changes, we will follow the law.

7) Electronic Communications and E-Sign Consent

You agree that any notices, disclosures, and communications we provide electronically satisfy any legal requirement that such communications be in writing. You consent to receive communications via the Services, email, notifications, messages, or other electronic means.

Where applicable, you agree that electronic acceptance (such as clicking a button, checking a checkbox, or using wallet signatures) may serve as your legally binding signature. You agree not to dispute the validity of a contract or record solely because it is in electronic form.

8) Records of Acceptance

To the extent permitted by law, we may keep records that demonstrate acceptance, such as timestamps, acceptance logs, account creation logs, device and browser information, wallet signature proofs, or other audit trails. These records may be used to show that you accepted these Terms and agreed to be bound. We do not promise to keep such records forever, but we may store them as required for security, compliance, and legal reasons.

9) Language, Translation, and Interpretation

These Terms may be available in multiple languages for convenience. If there is any difference in meaning between translations, the English version will control to the extent allowed by law, unless we explicitly state otherwise. Headings are for convenience only and do not affect interpretation.

10) Your Responsibility to Understand

You are responsible for understanding these Terms. If you do not understand something, you should seek independent advice before using the Services. We do not provide legal, tax, or investment advice. Any information we provide is for general informational purposes only and may not be accurate, complete, or current.

For users interacting with digital assets, blockchain tools, or wallet features, you are responsible for understanding how networks, tokens, addresses, confirmations, network fees, private keys, and wallet permissions work. If you do not understand these, do not use the Services. Mistakes in blockchain transactions may be irreversible.

11) Voluntary Use and Assumption of Risk

You use the Services voluntarily and at your own risk. Some Services may involve:

• Third-party services (wallet providers, payment providers, exchanges, etc.)
• Emerging or experimental technologies
• Irreversible transactions
• Network congestion, fees, delays, and failures
• Security risks including hacks, phishing, and scams
• Volatility and market risk (if digital assets are involved)

You accept that these risks exist and agree that you are responsible for evaluating them. We do not guarantee that the Services will be error-free, always available, secure, or uninterrupted.

12) Acceptance for Different Types of Users

Visitors. If you are only visiting the website, you still accept these Terms when you access and use the website where notice is provided.

Registered users. If you create an account, you accept these Terms and agree to maintain accurate information, protect your credentials, and follow all user obligations.

Wallet users. If you connect a wallet, you accept these Terms and acknowledge that wallet interactions may involve third-party software and irreversible actions.

Purchasers/participants. If you purchase, contribute, or participate in any offering, you accept additional disclosures and eligibility requirements.

13) Acceptance Through Continued Use

Even if you never click a button labeled “Accept,” you may still accept these Terms by continuing to use the Services after we provide notice of the Terms. This includes accessing pages, reading content, using tools, submitting forms, or interacting with features.

We may present banners, modals, popups, or notice statements like “By continuing you agree to our Terms.” Your continued use after such notice indicates acceptance.

14) Acceptance When Using Third-Party Integrations

Some parts of the Services may integrate with third-party services such as wallet providers or external platforms. Your use of those third parties may also be governed by their terms. Our Terms still apply to your use of our Services, even when accessed through third-party integrations.

You acknowledge that we may not control third-party services. You accept that third-party terms may impose additional requirements, restrictions, fees, or risks.

15) Acceptance in Token/Blockchain Context (If Applicable)

If any feature involves blockchain or tokens, you accept that:

• Blockchain transactions are typically irreversible.
• Sending assets to the wrong address or wrong network can result in permanent loss.
• Network fees (gas fees) are required and are paid to network participants, not to us.
• Wallet permissions and approvals can create security risks if you approve malicious transactions.
• Token prices can be volatile and may fluctuate significantly.

You agree to verify contract addresses, networks, and transaction details before confirming actions. You agree that you are responsible for safeguarding your private keys, seed phrase, and wallet access. We are not responsible for losses due to user mistakes, compromised wallets, scams, or third-party issues.

16) No Reliance / Independent Decision-Making

You agree that your decision to use the Services is based on your independent judgment. You are not relying on any statement, prediction, or promise outside these Terms. Any statements on the website, community, social media, or messages are informational only and may change.

Nothing on the Services is intended as financial advice, investment advice, trading advice, legal advice, or tax advice. You should consult professionals if you need advice.

17) Jurisdictional Restrictions and Local Law Compliance

The Services may not be available or lawful in every country or region. You are responsible for ensuring that your use is permitted in your jurisdiction. We may restrict or block access in certain regions without notice. If you access the Services from a restricted region, you do so at your own risk and may be in violation of local laws.

You represent that you are not subject to sanctions, restrictions, or prohibitions that would make your use unlawful. Where required, we may request information to verify eligibility. If you are not eligible, you must not use the Services.

18) Understanding “You” and “Your Account”

The word “you” includes any person who uses the Services under your account, device, or credentials. You are responsible for activities that occur under your account. Do not share passwords or sensitive access information. If you suspect unauthorized access, you must notify us promptly (if contact options exist) and take steps to secure your account.

19) Acceptance and Consent for Data Processing (Privacy Link)

By accepting these Terms, you also acknowledge our Privacy Policy. Our Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, store, share, and protect data. If you do not agree with the Privacy Policy, you should not use the Services.

Where consent is required for certain data processing, we will request it in a clear manner. You may have rights such as access, correction, deletion, or other rights depending on your jurisdiction.

20) Severability of Acceptance Provisions

If a court finds a part of the “Acceptance of Terms” section invalid or unenforceable, the remaining parts remain enforceable to the fullest extent permitted by law. The goal is to keep the agreement valid even if one clause fails.

21) Acknowledgement Statement (Strong Form)

BY USING THE SERVICES, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE READ THESE TERMS, UNDERSTAND THEM, AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THEM. You also acknowledge that you have had the opportunity to ask questions or seek advice before accepting.

22) Practical Examples (FAQ-Style)

Q: If I only read the website and do not create an account, do I accept?
A: Yes, if we provide notice that website use is subject to Terms, your continued browsing indicates acceptance.

Q: If I connect a wallet but do not buy anything, do I accept?
A: Yes. Connecting a wallet is a form of use that indicates acceptance of these Terms.

Q: If I disagree with an update, what should I do?
A: Stop using the Services. Continued use after an update indicates acceptance.

Q: Can I accept on behalf of my company?
A: Only if you have legal authority to bind your company. Otherwise you must not accept on its behalf.

Q: What if I do not understand blockchain?
A: Do not use any blockchain or token features until you fully understand how addresses, networks, gas fees, and approvals work.

23) Final Acceptance Reminder

Using the Services means you accept these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the Services. If you have questions, seek independent advice before continuing.

Important Eligibility Notice (Read Before Section 2)

Purpose of This Notice. This “Important Eligibility Notice” explains the meaning and consequences of eligibility requirements that apply to your use of the LAVIATOR website and any related Services. This notice is designed to help you understand who may legally and safely use the Services, and what responsibilities you accept before proceeding. Eligibility is not just a “formality.” It is a core condition of access. If you are not eligible, you must not use the Services.

Eligibility Is a Condition of Access. By continuing to use the Services, you confirm that you meet each eligibility requirement described in Section 2 and throughout these Terms. If you do not meet the eligibility requirements, you must discontinue access immediately. We may restrict, suspend, or terminate access where we reasonably believe eligibility requirements are not met.

Why Eligibility Matters. Eligibility requirements exist because: (a) some jurisdictions restrict access to certain online services or digital-asset related features; (b) minors may not have legal capacity to enter contracts; (c) certain users may be restricted under sanctions or local law; (d) certain users may be prohibited from participating in sales, promotions, or financial activities; and (e) misuse can create risk to users, the community, and the broader ecosystem.

1) Eligibility Is Your Responsibility

You are solely responsible for determining whether you are eligible to access or use the Services. We do not guarantee that the Services are appropriate or available for every person or in every location. If you access or use the Services in a way that violates your local laws, you do so at your own risk. We do not provide legal advice, and we do not monitor your legal status in real time. Your eligibility may change over time based on changes in law, your personal status, or your location.

You should not rely on assumptions like “everyone is using it” or “it works on my phone.” Technical access does not mean legal permission. Some places allow viewing information but restrict participation in transactions. Some places restrict services for minors or restrict the marketing of certain products. It is your responsibility to understand and follow the rules that apply to you.

2) Location and Access: Travel, VPNs, and Cross-Border Use

Your eligibility may depend on where you are physically located, where you reside, and/or your citizenship. If you travel, move, or use the Services from a different place than usual, your eligibility can change. Using a VPN, proxy, or similar tool to appear in another location may violate these Terms and may violate local laws. We may use reasonable signals (like IP region, device settings, or user-provided information) to enforce location-based restrictions where required.

Cross-border access can create legal complexity. For example, content lawful in one country may be restricted in another. A service allowed for general information may be restricted for participation in sales. You agree that if you choose to access from a jurisdiction with restrictions, you do so entirely at your own risk, and you accept responsibility for compliance.

3) Age and Legal Capacity: Why We Require It

Many jurisdictions treat a contract with a minor differently. In some places, a minor may be able to void a contract. In other places, a guardian may need to consent. Because our Terms are a legal agreement, we require that you are the age of majority (or at least 18, whichever standard is applicable) and that you have the capacity to form a binding contract.

“Legal capacity” generally means you understand what you are agreeing to and are legally recognized as able to enter contracts. If you do not have legal capacity (for example, due to age, court orders, or legal restrictions), you must not use the Services. If you are using the Services on behalf of someone else, you must have authority to do so.

4) Account Authority: Using Services for Yourself vs. Others

If you create an account, you represent that you are using it for lawful purposes and that the account information you provide is accurate. You may not create accounts for people who are not eligible. You may not lend your account to a minor or to someone restricted. If you are acting for a business, you must have authority to bind that business to these Terms.

Accounts are personal access credentials. Even if you think you are “helping” someone, providing access to an ineligible person can create legal and security risk. If we detect misuse or suspicious behavior (such as repeated account creation to bypass restrictions), we may restrict or terminate access.

5) Sanctions, Restricted Persons, and Prohibited Activities

Some laws restrict access to services by people or entities under sanctions or similar restrictions. You represent that you are not: (a) located in a region subject to broad sanctions that prohibit your access; (b) identified on government sanction lists; or (c) otherwise prohibited from receiving services.

You also agree that you will not use the Services for unlawful activity, including fraud, phishing, money laundering, terrorist financing, or attempts to bypass restrictions. Even if the Services are generally informational, using them to support unlawful acts is prohibited.

6) Compliance with Local Laws: What It Means Practically

“Comply with local laws” means that you must follow the laws that apply to you, including laws about online services, marketing, data privacy, consumer protection, and—if applicable—digital assets, payments, and taxation. Different places have different rules, and those rules can change. Your compliance obligation continues even if you do not receive a direct warning.

For example, local laws may regulate:

• Whether you can access or promote certain products
• Whether you can purchase or sell certain assets
• Whether a sale requires identification or disclosures
• Whether you must pay taxes on transactions
• Whether certain advertising statements are restricted

7) Technology Risks and Your Ability to Use Safely

Eligibility is also practical. Some users may not be able to use the Services safely if they do not understand key risks. If the Services include wallets, transactions, or irreversible actions, you must understand the basics of cybersecurity and safe online behavior. That includes recognizing phishing attempts, protecting your private keys, and verifying links and addresses.

If you do not understand these risks, you should not proceed. Losing access to a wallet or sending assets to the wrong network may be permanent. The Services cannot guarantee recovery. Therefore, you are responsible for ensuring you have adequate knowledge and safety practices before using any advanced features.

8) Truthful Information and Ongoing Eligibility

Eligibility is not “one time.” It can be ongoing. You agree that if any information you provide changes—such as your residency, age status, legal restrictions, or sanction status—you will stop using the Services if you become ineligible. You agree not to provide false information to gain access.

Providing false information can lead to restriction, termination, reporting to authorities where required, and legal consequences. If we request verification (where allowed), you agree to cooperate.

9) Our Right to Refuse or Restrict Access

We reserve the right to refuse, restrict, or terminate access to the Services at any time where permitted by law, including if we reasonably believe: (a) you are not eligible; (b) you violated these Terms; (c) your use creates risk to the Services or other users; or (d) we are required to do so by law or compliance obligations.

Restriction can include blocking access, limiting features, requiring additional verification, or disabling accounts. We may also update our eligibility criteria based on legal changes or risk management. These actions may happen without prior notice where doing so is necessary for security or compliance.

10) No Guarantee of Availability or Participation

Meeting eligibility requirements does not guarantee that you will be able to use all features. Some features may be limited by region, availability, technical constraints, capacity, or policy. For example, a feature may be available for reading information but not for participation in an event. Eligibility is only the minimum condition of access, not a promise that any specific feature will be available to you.

11) Acknowledgement Before Proceeding

By continuing beyond this point, you confirm that you have read this eligibility notice, that you meet the requirements described here and in Section 2, and that you will comply with all applicable laws. If you are unsure, stop using the Services and seek independent advice before proceeding.

This “Important Eligibility Notice” is a general template for clarity. Customize jurisdiction specifics, restricted regions, and any required legal disclosures before publishing.

Risk Disclosure (Extended)

Important Notice. This Risk Disclosure is provided for general informational purposes to help you understand the nature of risks associated with cryptocurrencies, digital assets, blockchain systems, smart contracts, wallets, and related technologies. It does not constitute financial, legal, tax, or investment advice. You are solely responsible for evaluating risks and deciding whether to use the Services or participate in any token-related activity. If you do not fully understand these risks, you should not use the Services.

High-Risk Nature of Digital Assets. Digital assets and blockchain-based systems are high-risk. You may lose some or all funds you use. Outcomes can be unpredictable. Some risks may be unknown or not yet discovered. By using the Services, you acknowledge and accept these risks.

1) Market Risk (Volatility, Price Fluctuations, and Speculation)

Digital asset prices can change rapidly and unpredictably. A token’s price may rise or fall sharply within minutes due to market sentiment, news, social media activity, macroeconomic conditions, liquidity changes, or manipulation. Past performance does not predict future results. Even widely known assets can experience significant drawdowns.

Volatility can cause:

• Immediate loss of value after purchase
• Slippage (worse execution price than expected)
• Inability to exit a position due to low liquidity
• Forced liquidation if leverage is involved (if you use third parties)

2) Liquidity Risk (Ability to Buy/Sell, Thin Markets, and Locked Liquidity)

Liquidity refers to how easily an asset can be bought or sold without significantly affecting price. Some tokens may have low liquidity or limited trading venues. Low liquidity can lead to extreme price moves, high slippage, and difficulty selling. Liquidity can disappear suddenly. Liquidity pools may be drained, paused, hacked, or removed by third parties.

You acknowledge that:

• There may be no active market for a token
• Markets may be fragmented across venues
• Trading pairs may be limited
• Prices may differ across platforms

3) Smart Contract Risk (Bugs, Exploits, and Unexpected Behavior)

Smart contracts are code deployed on blockchain networks. Code can contain errors, vulnerabilities, or unexpected behaviors. Even audited contracts can fail. Exploits may result in loss of funds, frozen assets, unauthorized minting, rug pulls, or permanent loss. Smart contracts may also rely on external components (oracles, bridges, libraries) that introduce additional vulnerabilities.

Examples of smart contract risks include:

• Re-entrancy and logic bugs
• Permission misconfiguration or compromised admin keys
• Oracle manipulation
• Bridge exploits (cross-chain vulnerabilities)
• Upgradeable proxy risks (implementation changes)
• Blacklist/whitelist or pause functions used unexpectedly

4) Blockchain Network Risk (Congestion, Reorgs, Finality, and Failures)

Blockchain networks may experience congestion, delays, re-organizations (“reorgs”), downtime, or unexpected protocol changes. Transactions may remain pending for long periods, fail, or be reordered. Finality may differ by chain and conditions. Network performance may degrade due to high demand, spam, attacks, or technical issues.

You acknowledge that:

• Transactions may not confirm quickly
• Fees can spike unexpectedly
• Some chains can halt or become unstable
• Reorgs can affect transaction ordering

5) Transaction Irreversibility (Wrong Address, Wrong Network, Permanent Loss)

Most blockchain transactions are irreversible. If you send funds to the wrong address, use the wrong network, or interact with the wrong contract, you may permanently lose your funds. There may be no central authority capable of reversing or recovering your assets. You must verify addresses, networks, and contract identifiers before confirming any transaction.

Common irreversible mistakes include:

• Sending tokens to an incompatible address type
• Sending funds on the wrong chain (e.g., BEP20 vs ERC20 confusion)
• Copy/paste errors, malware address swapping, QR tampering
• Approving malicious spender permissions

6) Wallet Risk (Private Keys, Seed Phrases, Approvals, and Phishing)

Your wallet is your responsibility. If you lose your seed phrase/private key or expose it, you may lose access permanently. If someone gains access to your wallet, they can transfer assets without your permission. Wallet approvals can be dangerous: when you approve a contract to spend your tokens, the contract can potentially move assets according to its logic.

Wallet risks include:

• Phishing websites pretending to be official pages
• Fake support agents requesting seed phrases
• Malicious browser extensions
• SIM swap and device compromise
• Signing blind messages without understanding
• Unlimited token approvals to malicious contracts

7) Security Risk (Hacks, Malware, Social Engineering, and Insider Threats)

Security threats exist at every level: your device, your browser, your network, the blockchain, third-party services, and smart contracts. Attackers may use malware, keyloggers, clipboard hijackers, fake apps, fake websites, deceptive links, and social engineering. Insider threats may occur at third-party providers. Security incidents may result in partial or total loss.

You agree to take reasonable security precautions such as:

• Never sharing seed phrases or private keys
• Verifying URLs and contract addresses
• Using hardware wallets where appropriate
• Keeping devices updated and protected
• Using strong passwords and 2FA (where available)

8) Third-Party Risk (Exchanges, Wallet Providers, Payment Processors)

The Services may reference or integrate third parties (wallets, exchanges, payment providers, analytics). We do not control third parties and are not responsible for their acts or omissions. Third parties may impose fees, restrictions, delays, or block access. They may suffer hacks, outages, insolvency, or regulatory action. If a third party fails, you may lose funds or access.

9) Regulatory and Legal Risk (Changing Laws, Enforcement, Restrictions)

Laws and regulations around digital assets vary widely and can change quickly. Regulators may issue guidance, impose restrictions, classify tokens differently, require licensing, or take enforcement actions. These changes can affect token value, availability, trading, marketing, taxation, and your ability to access services.

Regulatory risk may include:

• Restrictions on buying/selling or holding tokens
• Classification as securities/derivatives in some jurisdictions
• KYC/AML requirements imposed by law or platforms
• Tax reporting obligations
• Sanctions compliance limitations

10) Tax Risk (Reporting, Withholding, and Personal Liability)

Tax treatment of digital assets is complex and differs by jurisdiction. You may owe taxes on purchases, sales, swaps, airdrops, staking rewards, interest, or other events. You are responsible for determining your obligations and paying applicable taxes. We do not provide tax advice.

11) Stablecoin Risk (De-Pegging, Issuer Risk, Freezing)

Stablecoins are not risk-free. They can de-peg from their intended value due to market stress, issuer problems, collateral shortfalls, regulatory actions, or redemption constraints. Some stablecoins can be frozen or blacklisted by issuers or by smart contract functions. If you rely on stablecoins, you acknowledge these risks.

12) Operational Risk (Delays, Errors, Maintenance, and Human Mistakes)

Operational issues can occur: software bugs, configuration errors, delayed updates, maintenance downtime, incorrect addresses, UI problems, or misunderstandings. Even if we attempt to provide clear information, errors can happen. You should verify critical information independently.

13) Information Risk (Inaccuracy, Outdated Content, and Misinterpretation)

Information provided on websites, social media, community channels, and marketing materials may be incomplete, outdated, or misinterpreted. Markets may move before content is updated. You should not rely solely on a single statement or screenshot. You acknowledge that any decision you make is based on your own due diligence.

14) Tokenomics and Supply Risk (Minting, Burning, Unlocks, Emissions)

A token’s supply schedule, unlocks, vesting, emissions, burning, or minting can affect price and market dynamics. Large unlock events may cause selling pressure. If a token contract includes mint permissions, supply could increase. If tokens are locked or vested, distribution changes may impact liquidity and volatility.

15) Governance and Admin Risk (Control, Upgrades, Emergency Powers)

Some projects include admin keys, multi-sigs, governance votes, or upgradeable contracts. These can be useful for maintenance and security, but they also create risk: changes may occur that affect token behavior, fees, trading rules, or access. Admin keys may be compromised. Governance can be captured by whales. Emergency pause functions may freeze activity.

16) Airdrop, Rewards, and Incentive Risk

Promotions, airdrops, rewards, and incentives may be discontinued, changed, or delayed. Some “airdrop” offers are scams designed to steal approvals. If you participate, you must verify authenticity. Incentives can create short-term demand that disappears when rewards stop.

17) MEV, Front-Running, and Transaction Ordering Risk

On public blockchains, transaction visibility can allow front-running, sandwich attacks, or other forms of Maximal Extractable Value (MEV). Attackers or bots may reorder transactions to profit, causing worse execution prices for users. Using decentralized exchanges can expose you to such risks, especially during volatile periods.

18) Slippage, Fees, and Hidden Costs

Transactions can include network fees (“gas”), platform fees (from third parties), slippage, and price impact. Even if a UI shows an estimated output, actual output may differ. You should set slippage carefully and understand that higher slippage increases risk of poor execution.

19) Custody Risk (Self-Custody vs. Third-Party Custody)

If you self-custody, you are responsible for securing keys. If you use an exchange or custodian, you face counterparty risk: the custodian may freeze funds, become insolvent, or be hacked. “Not your keys, not your coins” is a common saying that reflects custody realities. Choose custody methods carefully.

20) Counterparty Risk (Deals, OTC, and Peer Transfers)

Peer-to-peer transfers and OTC deals may involve fraud. Once you send assets, the recipient may not deliver promised goods/services. Escrow solutions may fail. Always verify counterparties and use reputable methods when available.

21) Force Majeure and External Events

External events beyond anyone’s control—wars, sanctions changes, major hacks, infrastructure failures, power outages, banking restrictions, internet shutdowns, or platform bans—may impact access and asset value. You acknowledge that these events can cause disruptions and losses.

22) No Guarantees, No Promises

We do not guarantee any profit, price level, liquidity, listing, timeline, or future feature. Any forward-looking statements are inherently uncertain. You agree not to interpret any information as a guarantee or promise.

23) Your Due Diligence Checklist (User Responsibilities)

Before interacting with any token or blockchain feature, you should:

• Verify the correct contract address from official sources
• Confirm the network (e.g., BEP20 vs ERC20) carefully
• Review transaction details before approving
• Understand fees, slippage, and confirmation times
• Use security best practices (hardware wallet, clean device)
• Understand that mistakes may be irreversible

24) Acknowledgement

By using the Services, you acknowledge that you understand and accept the risks described in this Risk Disclosure, including the possibility of complete loss of funds. You agree that you are solely responsible for your actions, decisions, and security practices.

This Risk Disclosure is a template and should be customized for your actual features, networks, and jurisdictional requirements before publishing.

No Financial / Legal / Tax Advice (Extended)

Important Notice. The information provided through the LAVIATOR website, materials, documents, blog posts, community content, announcements, whitepapers, tokenomics summaries, FAQs, calculators, dashboards, charts, social media posts, support messages, and any other communications (collectively, “Content”) is provided for general informational and educational purposes only. Nothing on the Services constitutes financial advice, investment advice, trading advice, legal advice, tax advice, accounting advice, or any other professional advice.

No Advisor-Client Relationship. Your use of the Services does not create a fiduciary relationship, advisory relationship, broker-client relationship, attorney-client relationship, accountant-client relationship, or any other special relationship between you and the Company. We are not acting as your advisor, agent, broker, dealer, intermediary, representative, or trustee. We do not take responsibility for your financial decisions, trading decisions, legal compliance, or tax obligations.

1) Financial & Investment Disclaimer

Digital assets can be highly speculative and volatile. Any statement about potential outcomes, market trends, future plans, token utility, listings, partnerships, growth, or performance is not a guarantee and must not be treated as investment advice. You should not make decisions based solely on Content. You are solely responsible for evaluating your personal circumstances, risk tolerance, and financial situation.

For clarity, the following are NOT financial or investment advice:

• Any pricing, charts, or historical performance data displayed
• Any “target,” “forecast,” “projection,” or “future plan” statements
• Any discussion of token supply, tokenomics, burns, vesting, or unlock schedules
• Any statements about “value,” “utility,” “demand,” “community,” or “momentum”
• Any description of features, roadmaps, or technology
• Any comparison to other projects or assets
• Any listing rumors, exchange mentions, or timeline suggestions

You agree that you will not treat Content as a substitute for professional guidance. If you choose to purchase, hold, trade, or otherwise interact with digital assets, you do so at your own risk. You acknowledge that you could lose some or all funds involved.

2) No Trading Advice

We do not recommend that you buy, sell, hold, swap, stake, or otherwise transact in any digital asset. We do not recommend any strategy, timeframe, entry/exit point, or trading method. Any tools or indicators (if any) are presented for informational purposes only and may be incomplete, inaccurate, or outdated.

Markets may be manipulated. Liquidity may be thin. Execution may differ from displayed estimates. Slippage, MEV, and congestion can affect results. You agree not to rely on any Content for trading decisions and to conduct your own independent analysis.

3) Legal Disclaimer

The Company does not provide legal advice. Laws and regulations vary by jurisdiction and may change quickly, especially in areas related to digital assets, payments, consumer protection, and online services. Any information that mentions “compliance,” “legal,” “lawful,” “permitted,” “regulated,” “allowed,” “restricted,” or similar language is general commentary and may not apply to your situation.

You are solely responsible for determining whether your use of the Services is lawful in your jurisdiction. If you have legal questions about eligibility, restrictions, sanctions, consumer laws, marketing, disclosure requirements, or any other legal matters, you must consult a qualified attorney licensed in your jurisdiction.

4) Tax Disclaimer

The Company does not provide tax advice. Tax treatment of digital assets differs between countries and can be complex. You may have tax obligations related to buying, selling, swapping, holding, receiving, gifting, staking, airdrops, rewards, or any other token-related events. You may also have reporting obligations. These obligations can apply even if you did not convert to fiat currency.

You are responsible for:

• Tracking your transactions and maintaining accurate records
• Determining whether events are taxable in your jurisdiction
• Filing any required tax returns or disclosures
• Paying any taxes, interest, or penalties that may apply

If you have tax questions, consult a qualified tax professional. Do not rely on Content as a tax guide.

5) Accounting and Recordkeeping Disclaimer

We do not provide accounting services or advice. Any financial calculations, token calculators, profit/loss examples, or “estimated” values are not guarantees and may not reflect your real costs or obligations. Accounting rules differ by jurisdiction and by your personal or business situation.

6) No Personalized Recommendations

We do not evaluate your personal financial situation, investment goals, income, net worth, debt, risk tolerance, experience, or constraints. Therefore, we cannot provide personalized recommendations. Any Content is general and not tailored to you. If you act on it, you accept that you are acting without professional advice from us.

7) No Fiduciary Duty

You acknowledge that we do not owe you any fiduciary duties. We do not act as a financial advisor or legal representative. We do not accept responsibility for protecting your interests or for ensuring the suitability of any transaction for you. You are responsible for protecting yourself through due diligence and professional consultation.

8) Independent Due Diligence Required

You agree to conduct your own research (“DYOR”) before making any decision. Due diligence can include reviewing official documentation, verifying contract addresses, understanding network risks, reading audits (if any), understanding token supply schedules, and assessing third-party risks (wallets, exchanges, bridges).

You acknowledge that:

• Information can be incomplete or change over time
• Roadmaps are not promises and may change
• Third-party actions can affect your outcomes
• Technical risks can cause losses

9) Forward-Looking Statements

Some Content may include forward-looking statements about plans, goals, features, timelines, partnerships, adoption, and performance. These statements are inherently uncertain and may not occur as described. Forward-looking statements are not guarantees. Actual outcomes can differ materially due to market conditions, technical challenges, legal/regulatory developments, third-party dependencies, or other factors.

10) No Guarantee of Accuracy or Completeness

We do not guarantee that any Content is accurate, complete, current, or error-free. Content may be simplified for readability. Some information may become outdated. Mistakes can occur. We are not responsible for errors, omissions, or reliance on Content.

11) Tools, Calculators, and Estimates

If the Services provide calculators, conversions, price displays, token allocation estimators, or other tools, they are provided “as-is” for convenience only. Outputs may be estimates and can differ from real outcomes due to slippage, fees, network conditions, exchange rates, or data delays.

Do not rely on tools as financial, legal, or tax advice. Always verify critical information independently.

12) Third-Party Content and Links

The Services may contain links to third-party websites, platforms, or content. We do not endorse and are not responsible for third-party content. Third parties may provide inaccurate, misleading, or harmful information. Your interactions with third parties are at your own risk and subject to their own terms and policies.

13) Community Content and User Statements

Community channels may include statements by users, moderators, influencers, or other participants. Such statements represent the views of those individuals, not the Company. People may be biased, mistaken, or motivated. You agree not to treat community messages as advice. Always verify and consult professionals where needed.

14) Promotions, Marketing, and “Hype” Risk

Marketing and promotional content is not advice. Any statement that could be interpreted as a prediction should be treated as non-binding. You acknowledge that marketing is designed to communicate features and visibility, not to provide professional guidance.

15) Jurisdictional Differences and Your Responsibility

Different jurisdictions may classify tokens differently. A token may be treated as a commodity in one place, a security in another, or restricted elsewhere. We cannot provide a one-size-fits-all legal interpretation. It is your responsibility to seek local legal advice if you are uncertain.

16) Risk of Misinterpretation

Even well-intended Content can be misunderstood. Words like “safe,” “stable,” “guarantee,” “approved,” “legal,” or “compliant” can be interpreted incorrectly. Unless expressly stated in a legally binding written agreement signed by authorized representatives, no statement should be treated as a promise.

17) No Offer, No Solicitation

Nothing on the Services should be construed as an offer to sell, or a solicitation to buy, any security, investment product, or financial instrument in any jurisdiction where such offer or solicitation would be unlawful. Any participation in a token sale (if applicable) may be subject to separate eligibility requirements and disclosures.

18) Professional Advice You Should Consider

Depending on your situation, you should consult qualified professionals such as:

• Financial advisors for investment suitability and portfolio risk
• Attorneys for legal compliance, contracts, and regulatory obligations
• Tax professionals for reporting and tax liability
• Accountants for recordkeeping and financial statements (especially for businesses)
• Cybersecurity professionals if you manage significant digital assets

19) Business Users and Organizational Use

If you use the Services for a business or organization, your obligations may be more complex. You may need corporate approvals, compliance programs, record retention, audit trails, and internal controls. We do not provide business compliance or regulatory consulting. You are responsible for ensuring your organization’s use is lawful and properly governed.

20) Acknowledgement and Agreement

By using the Services, you acknowledge that you have not received financial, legal, or tax advice from the Company, and you agree that you are solely responsible for your decisions and actions. You agree that you will not hold the Company responsible for outcomes based on your reliance on Content.

This section is a general template. Customize it for your specific features, jurisdictions, and disclosures before publishing.

Token Sale / Presale Terms (Sell-Only; No Liquidity Until Sold Out)

Scope. This section applies if you participate in any token sale, presale, contribution, purchase, allocation, or distribution process offered through the Services (collectively, the “Token Sale”). This section supplements the general Terms and Risk Disclosure.

1) Sell-Only Structure; No Liquidity Until Sold Out

You acknowledge and agree that the Token Sale is structured as a sell-only offering where tokens are distributed to purchasers. We will not add liquidity to any decentralized exchange (DEX), automated market maker (AMM), liquidity pool, or similar venue until 100% of the total supply is sold.

This means that there may be no trading market available for the token during the sale period, and you may not be able to sell, swap, transfer for value, or exit your position through a public market while the sale is ongoing. Any expectation of immediate liquidity, listing, price discovery, or tradability is expressly disclaimed.

2) Total Supply

The token’s total supply is 5,000,000,000 (two billion) tokens (“Total Supply”). You acknowledge that the Token Sale, distribution, and any future liquidity decisions (if any) are tied to the Total Supply and the sale progress.

3) No Guarantee of Liquidity, Listing, Price, or Market

You understand and agree that:

• No liquidity is guaranteed at any time, including after sell-out.
• We do not guarantee any DEX/AMM listing, CEX listing, or any market for trading.
• We do not guarantee any minimum price, floor price, market cap, demand, volume, or ability to resell.
• Any mention of potential future liquidity, listings, or market activity is not a promise and may change.

4) Buyer Acknowledgements (High-Risk & Illiquidity)

By participating in the Token Sale, you acknowledge the possibility that:

• You may be unable to sell or exit for an extended period due to no liquidity.
• The token may never obtain meaningful liquidity or tradability.
• The value may fluctuate significantly or go to zero.
• Regulatory changes or third-party decisions could restrict trading, marketing, or access.
• Your funds used to participate may be non-recoverable depending on the purchase flow and applicable policies.

5) Accepted Payment Method and Network (Customize to Your Setup)

Only supported payment methods and networks will be accepted as displayed on the purchase page (for example: USDT on BEP20). You are solely responsible for sending the correct asset on the correct network to the correct address. Wrong asset / wrong network / wrong address may result in permanent loss.

6) Transaction Finality; No Chargebacks

Blockchain transactions are typically irreversible. Once you submit a transaction, you cannot reverse it. You acknowledge that chargebacks are not available for blockchain transfers.

7) Token Delivery, Timing, and Delays

Token delivery timing may depend on network conditions, confirmations, internal processing, sale rules, or security checks. We do not guarantee instant delivery. Delays may occur due to congestion, maintenance, upgrades, or third-party issues.

8) Refund Policy (Template — Customize)

Unless we explicitly state otherwise in writing, Token Sale purchases are final and non-refundable. If a refund policy is offered for a specific sale phase, it will be stated clearly on the purchase page or in supplemental terms, and may include strict eligibility conditions.

9) No Financial Advice; No Promise of Profit

Participation is voluntary and not based on advice from us. We do not promise profit, returns, or appreciation. You are not purchasing with any guarantee of value, liquidity, or tradability. You should participate only if you can afford to lose the full amount.

10) Fraud Prevention; Verification; Rejection of Suspicious Transactions

We may take reasonable steps to prevent fraud and protect users, including delaying, rejecting, or flagging suspicious transactions, restricting access, or requiring additional verification where legally required. We may refuse participation at our discretion where allowed.

11) Restricted Persons and Compliance

You represent that you are not prohibited from participating by applicable laws, sanctions, or local restrictions. Participation may be unavailable in certain jurisdictions or to certain persons.

12) No Partnership, No Agency

Token purchase does not make you a partner, shareholder, employee, agent, or representative of the Company. You have no authority to act on behalf of the Company.

13) Acknowledgement

By participating in the Token Sale, you confirm you understand and accept that this is a sell-only sale, with no liquidity added until the entire Total Supply (5,000,000,000 tokens) is sold, and that you may not be able to resell or exit during the sale period.

Wallet / Address / Network Responsibility (Extended)

Self-Custody Responsibility. If you use a wallet (including third-party wallets such as MetaMask or any other wallet application), you acknowledge that you are solely responsible for maintaining the security of your wallet, private keys, seed phrase, device access, and any related credentials. We do not store your private keys and cannot recover them for you. If you lose access to your wallet or your seed phrase, you may permanently lose access to your assets.

Correct Network and Address. You are solely responsible for ensuring that all transactions you initiate are sent to the correct wallet address and on the correct network (for example, BEP20 vs ERC20). Sending funds or tokens to the wrong address or using the wrong network may result in permanent loss. Blockchain transactions are typically irreversible and cannot be cancelled or reversed once broadcast or confirmed.

1) No Recovery Guarantee

We do not guarantee recovery of any funds, tokens, or assets sent incorrectly. In many cases, recovery is technically impossible. Even if recovery is technically possible, it may require actions by third parties (wallet providers, exchanges, custodians, validators, or smart contract administrators) who may refuse or be unable to assist.

2) Wallet Approvals and Permissions

Some transactions require you to approve token spending (“approvals”). Approvals can create risk if you approve a malicious contract or grant unlimited allowances. You agree to review approval prompts carefully and understand that approving a contract may allow it to move tokens according to its logic. You are responsible for managing and revoking approvals when necessary.

3) Fees, Congestion, and Failed Transactions

Network fees (“gas fees”) are determined by the blockchain network and are paid to network participants (not to us). Fees may increase significantly during congestion. Transactions may fail, remain pending, or be replaced. Failed transactions may still incur fees. You accept these risks and costs.

4) Third-Party Wallets and Providers

Wallets and related tools are typically provided by third parties. We do not control and are not responsible for third-party wallet software, outages, bugs, policy decisions, security incidents, or losses. Your use of third-party wallets is subject to their terms and policies.

5) Security Best Practices (User Duties)

• Never share your seed phrase/private key with anyone (including “support”).
• Verify URLs and avoid clicking suspicious links.
• Use a hardware wallet for significant holdings when possible.
• Keep OS/browser/wallet updated; avoid unknown extensions.
• Double-check addresses (malware can replace copied addresses).

6) Acknowledgement

By using any wallet-related feature, you acknowledge that you alone are responsible for wallet security, network selection, and transaction accuracy, and that mistakes may result in permanent loss.

Prohibited Activities (Extended)

You agree not to use the Services for any unlawful, harmful, abusive, deceptive, or unauthorized purpose. The following activities are strictly prohibited:

1) Fraud, Scams, and Deception

• Impersonation of the Company, team members, moderators, or other users.
• Phishing, social engineering, or attempts to obtain private keys, seed phrases, passwords, or sensitive data.
• Misrepresenting token terms, sale details, listings, returns, or guarantees.
• Posting fake announcements, fake contracts, or fake “support” contact details.

2) Unauthorized Access and Security Abuse

• Hacking, probing, scanning, or testing the vulnerability of any system or network.
• Attempting to bypass access controls, rate limits, or security features.
• Introducing malware, ransomware, spyware, or malicious scripts.
• DDoS or other attacks that disrupt availability or degrade performance.

3) Illegal Activity and Sanctions Violations

• Using the Services in violation of applicable laws, regulations, or court orders.
• Money laundering, terrorist financing, sanctions evasion, or facilitating prohibited transactions.
• Using the Services from restricted jurisdictions where access is unlawful or prohibited.

4) Market Manipulation and Misconduct

• Coordinated pump-and-dump schemes, wash trading, or deceptive trading behavior (where applicable).
• Spreading knowingly false information to manipulate market sentiment.
• Using bots or abusive automation to exploit price, allocations, or access.

5) Harassment, Abuse, and Harmful Content

• Threats, harassment, hate speech, or targeted abuse.
• Sharing personal data of others without consent (doxxing).
• Promoting violence, exploitation, or illegal goods/services.

6) Service Integrity and Misuse

• Reverse engineering, decompiling, or attempting to extract source code (except where allowed by law).
• Copying, scraping, or harvesting data/content at scale without permission.
• Using the Services to build competing products using our protected content or design.
• Abusing support channels, submitting false reports, or spamming communications.

7) Enforcement

We may investigate suspected violations and may take action including removal of content, restriction of access, suspension, termination, or reporting to authorities where legally required or appropriate. We may act without notice where necessary for security or compliance.

8) Acknowledgement

You agree that violation of these rules may result in immediate suspension or termination of access, without liability to us.

Intellectual Property (Extended)

Ownership. The Services, including the website design, layout, user interface, text, graphics, logos, icons, animations, audio, video, code, documentation, and all related materials (“Company Content”) are owned by or licensed to the Company and are protected by intellectual property laws (including copyright, trademark, and trade secret laws).

1) Trademarks

LAVIATOR, logos, brand elements, and any related names are trademarks or trade dress of the Company (or its licensors). You may not use our trademarks in a way that suggests endorsement, partnership, or affiliation without our written permission.

2) Limited License to You

Subject to these Terms, we grant you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to access and use the Services for personal or internal business purposes. This license does not allow you to:

• Copy, reproduce, republish, distribute, sell, rent, or sublicense Company Content.
• Create derivative works based on Company Content.
• Use Company Content for commercial purposes without permission.
• Remove or alter copyright, trademark, or proprietary notices.

3) User Content (If Applicable)

If you submit content (comments, messages, images, feedback, etc.) (“User Content”), you represent that you have the rights to submit it. You grant the Company a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, display, and distribute such User Content solely for operating, improving, and promoting the Services, subject to applicable law and our Privacy Policy.

4) Feedback

If you provide feedback or suggestions, you agree we may use them without restriction or compensation, unless prohibited by law.

5) Open-Source and Third-Party Licenses

Some components may be governed by open-source or third-party licenses. Those licenses may apply to certain parts of the Services and will control where they conflict with these Terms for those components.

6) Reporting Infringement

If you believe your intellectual property rights are infringed, you may contact us using the contact details in these Terms with sufficient information to identify the work and the alleged infringement.

7) Acknowledgement

All rights not expressly granted to you are reserved by the Company and its licensors.

Limitation of Liability (Extended)

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Company, its founders, team members, affiliates, licensors, service providers, and their respective officers, directors, employees, agents, and contractors (collectively, “Company Parties”) will not be liable to you for any losses or damages arising out of or related to your access to or use of (or inability to use) the Services, the Content, or any token-related activity.

1) No Liability for Indirect or Consequential Losses

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Company Parties are not liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for any loss of profits, revenue, data, goodwill, business opportunities, reputation, or expected savings, even if we were advised that such damages were possible.

2) Examples of Losses We Are Not Responsible For

Without limiting the generality of the above, Company Parties are not liable for any losses arising from or related to:

• Market volatility, price changes, liquidity changes, or inability to sell/swap tokens;
• No liquidity or delayed liquidity, including the fact that liquidity may not be added until total supply is sold, and may never be added;
• Wrong address / wrong network transfers, user input errors, or irreversible blockchain transactions;
• Wallet compromise, lost private keys/seed phrases, phishing, scams, malware, or social engineering;
• Smart contract bugs, exploits, hacks, reorgs, chain congestion, chain downtime, or validator/miner behavior;
• Third-party failures including wallets, exchanges, bridges, RPC providers, payment providers, hosting providers, or analytics providers;
• Regulatory actions, law changes, bans, restrictions, sanctions, or enforcement actions affecting you or the ecosystem;
• Service interruptions, delays, maintenance, errors, misconfigurations, or inaccurate/outdated information;
• Force majeure events such as internet outages, power failures, cyberattacks, natural disasters, war, or government actions.

3) “As-Is” and Assumption of Risk

You acknowledge that the Services are provided on an “as-is” and “as-available” basis. You use the Services at your own risk. You accept that digital assets and blockchain systems involve known and unknown risks, including the possibility of complete loss.

4) Cap on Liability (Maximum Extent Permitted)

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the total aggregate liability of the Company Parties for any claim arising out of or related to the Services will not exceed the greater of (a) the total fees actually paid by you to the Company (if any) for use of the Services during the twelve (12) months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim, or (b) USD $100.

5) Basis of the Bargain

You agree that these limitations are a fundamental part of the agreement between you and the Company. You would not receive access to the Services without these limitations, and they apply even if any limited remedy fails of its essential purpose.

6) Local Law Rights

Nothing in these Terms limits liability that cannot be limited under applicable law (for example, certain consumer protections or liability for intentional misconduct where prohibited). Where required by law, certain rights may apply to you.

Governing Law (Extended)

Governing Law. These Terms, the Services, and any dispute, claim, or controversy arising out of or relating to these Terms or the Services (collectively, “Disputes”) will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of [INSERT JURISDICTION], without regard to conflict of law principles that would require application of any other law.

1) Venue and Courts (Template)

Subject to any mandatory consumer protection laws, you agree that the courts located in [INSERT CITY/REGION] will have exclusive jurisdiction to resolve Disputes, and you consent to personal jurisdiction in those courts.

2) Informal Resolution (Recommended)

Before filing a claim, you agree to attempt to resolve the Dispute informally by contacting us using the contact details in these Terms and providing a brief description of the issue and your requested resolution. We may ask for reasonable information to investigate. Informal resolution can save time and costs.

3) Limitation Period for Claims (Template)

To the fullest extent permitted by law, any claim must be brought within one (1) year after the claim arose, otherwise it is permanently barred. If your jurisdiction does not allow this limitation period, the shortest lawful period will apply.

4) International Users

If you access the Services from outside the governing jurisdiction, you do so on your own initiative and are responsible for compliance with local laws. You agree that the governing law and venue provisions apply to the extent permitted by law.

5) Severability

If any part of this Governing Law section is held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining parts will remain in effect to the fullest extent permitted by law.