Terms of Service
These Terms of Service (hereinafter these "Terms") set out the conditions for using "[Service name]" (hereinafter the "Service") provided by [Legal name of the operating company] (hereinafter the "Operator").
Users shall review these Terms carefully and use the Service only after agreeing to them.
Article 1 (Application)
- 1.These Terms apply to the conditions for providing the Service and to all relationships between the Operator and users relating to the use of the Service.
- 2.Guidelines, notices, campaign conditions, mission conditions, airdrop conditions and other individual rules posted by the Operator on the Service (hereinafter the "Individual Rules") form part of these Terms.
- 3.Where these Terms and the Individual Rules differ, the Individual Rules prevail unless the Individual Rules provide otherwise.
- 4.Where a description on the Service differs from these Terms, these Terms or the Individual Rules prevail.
Article 2 (Definitions)
The terms used in these Terms have the following meanings.
- 1."User" means an individual or corporation that agrees to these Terms and uses the Service.
- 2."Registered User" means a user who has completed registration for the Service by the method prescribed by the Operator.
- 3."Account" means the usage rights or registration information created for each user in order to use the Service.
- 4."Wallet" means software, an application, a service or a mechanism for managing crypto assets, tokens or other digital assets on a blockchain.
- 5."Connected Wallet" means a wallet managed by the user that the user has connected to the Service.
- 6."Private Keys" means private keys, seed phrases, recovery phrases, passwords and other authentication information used to manage a wallet or digital assets.
- 7."Supported Asset" means a crypto asset or token that the Operator designates as being available for deposit, display, claim or other use on the Service.
- 8."Supported Network" means a blockchain network designated as supported by the Service.
- 9."Deposit" means a user sending a Supported Asset to a wallet address, smart contract or other destination designated by the Operator.
- 10."Mission" means a condition or task designated by the Operator on the Service.
- 11."Points" means the numerical value granted to a user on the Service based on the completion of a Mission or other conditions designated by the Operator.
- 12."Airdrop" means the distribution of tokens or other digital assets by the Operator or a third party designated by the Operator to users who satisfy certain conditions.
- 13."Snapshot" means recording the number of Points, mission completion status, account status, wallet information and other information as at a date and time designated by the Operator, in order to determine the recipients or distribution amounts of an Airdrop or another campaign.
- 14."External Service" means a wallet service, blockchain network, RPC service, blockchain explorer, authentication service or other third-party service that works with the Service.
Article 3 (Eligibility)
- 1.In using the Service, users shall satisfy all of the following conditions.
- (1)Being 18 years of age or older and having the legal capacity necessary to agree to these Terms
- (2)Using the Service on their own behalf; provided that a user acting on behalf of a corporation or other organisation must have due authority to represent that organisation
- (3)That the use of the Service does not violate any laws, rules, orders or other regulations applicable to the user
- (4)Not being a person to whom transactions or the provision of services are prohibited or restricted under economic sanctions or other laws and regulations
- (5)Not being an anti-social force and not having any relationship with anti-social forces
- (6)Not having previously been suspended from using the Service or had a registration cancelled due to a violation of these Terms or otherwise
- 2.The Operator may decline to provide all or part of the Service to users residing in certain countries or regions due to laws, regulations, licences, the terms of use of External Services or other circumstances.
- 3.A minor who uses the Service must obtain the consent of their legal representative. The Operator may, however, prohibit the use of the Service by minors entirely.
- 4.By using the Service, a user is deemed to represent and warrant that the user satisfies the conditions set out in this Article.
Article 4 (Registration)
- 1.A person who wishes to use the Service shall agree to these Terms, provide the information designated by the Operator and apply for registration by the method prescribed by the Operator.
- 2.Users must provide true, accurate and up-to-date information as their registration information.
- 3.Where any registration information changes, the user shall promptly update it by the method prescribed by the Operator.
- 4.The Operator may refuse an application for registration where it reasonably determines that the applicant falls under any of the following.
- (1)Where the applicant has provided false, incorrect or incomplete information
- (2)Where the applicant does not satisfy the conditions set out in this Article or the preceding Article
- (3)Where the applicant has previously violated these Terms
- (4)Where the applicant has applied for registration by impersonating another person
- (5)Where there is a risk that the applicant will use the Service for an improper purpose
- (6)Where the Operator otherwise reasonably determines that the applicant is inappropriate for the provision of the Service
- 5.The Operator has no obligation to disclose the reason for refusing a registration, except where required by laws and regulations.
- 6.In principle, one user may create or hold only one account. This does not apply where the Operator separately permits otherwise.
Article 5 (Account Management)
- 1.Users shall appropriately manage their account, email address, password, two-factor authentication information and other authentication information at their own responsibility.
- 2.Users must not transfer, lend, sell, share, pledge or otherwise dispose of their account to or with a third party.
- 3.Where the Service is used with registered authentication information, the Operator may treat that use as use by the Registered User.
- 4.Where a user becomes aware of a leakage, loss, unauthorised use or other problem relating to their account or authentication information, the user shall immediately notify the Operator and follow the Operator's instructions.
- 5.The Operator is not liable for any damage arising from inadequate management of an account or authentication information by a user, errors in its use, use by a third party or similar causes, except where caused by the Operator's wilful misconduct or gross negligence.
Article 6 (Wallet Connection)
- 1.In order to use the Service, users may connect a wallet supported by the Operator to the Service at their own responsibility.
- 2.Users shall connect to the Service only wallets that they are duly authorised to manage or use.
- 3.Before connecting a wallet, users shall carefully check the website, domain, network, wallet address, requested permissions and the content of the signature.
- 4.Signatures, approvals, transfers and other operations performed in a wallet are made at the user's own judgement and responsibility.
- 5.The Operator will never ask a user to submit or disclose Private Keys. Users must not provide Private Keys to any third party, including any person claiming to be the Operator.
- 6.Private Keys are managed at the user's own responsibility. If Private Keys are lost, access to the wallet or to the assets in that wallet may become impossible.
- 7.The Operator does not guarantee compatibility with all wallets, devices, browsers or External Services.
- 8.All or part of the Service may become unavailable due to specification changes, failures, suspensions, service termination or other circumstances on the part of a wallet provider.
- 9.Changing or disconnecting a Connected Wallet may affect the assessment of Missions, Points or Airdrops.
Article 7 (Identity Verification and Legal Compliance)
- 1.The Operator may request users to submit information or materials necessary for identity verification, verification of country of residence, age verification, verification of source of funds, verification of wallet ownership or other purposes, for the following purposes.
- (1)Compliance with laws and regulations
- (2)Prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing
- (3)Compliance with economic sanctions and other transaction restrictions
- (4)Prevention of misuse, fraud, impersonation and multiple accounts
- (5)Ensuring the safety of the Service and of users
- (6)Verification of eligibility for Airdrops
- 2.Where the Operator requests the information or materials set out in the preceding paragraph, users shall submit true, accurate and up-to-date information within a reasonable period.
- 3.Where a user does not submit the required information or materials, or where the Operator cannot verify that information, the Operator may restrict the use of all or part of the Service and withhold the crediting of deposits, the use of Points or the claiming of Airdrops.
- 4.Where the Operator receives a request from laws and regulations, a court, an administrative agency or another competent authority, it may provide user information to the extent necessary or restrict the use of the Service.
Article 8 (Deposits)
- 1.Users may deposit Supported Assets using a wallet address, smart contract or other deposit method designated by the Operator, in accordance with the conditions displayed on the Service.
- 2.The Supported Assets that may be deposited, the Supported Networks, the minimum deposit amount, deposit units, the number of confirmations and other conditions are displayed on the Service.
- 3.Before making a deposit, users shall check the following matters at their own responsibility.
- (1)The type of asset to be sent
- (2)The blockchain network to be used
- (3)The destination wallet address or smart contract
- (4)The quantity to be sent
- (5)Whether a memo, tag, message or other additional information is required
- (6)Gas fees and other network fees
- 4.A deposit is completed when the number of confirmations designated by the Operator has been reached on the blockchain, the transaction has been confirmed in the Operator's systems and the deposit has been credited to the user's account.
- 5.Even where a transaction has been confirmed on the blockchain, it may take time before it is reflected in the Operator's systems.
- 6.A deposit below the minimum deposit amount may not be credited to the user's account.
- 7.Where a user makes a deposit falling under any of the following, the assets may not be credited to the Service or may not be recoverable.
- (1)Where an unsupported asset was sent
- (2)Where an unsupported network was used
- (3)Where the assets were sent to an incorrect wallet address or smart contract
- (4)Where a required memo, tag or other information was not entered
- (5)Where a method other than the deposit method designated by the Operator was used
- (6)Where the conditions displayed on the Service were otherwise not satisfied
- 8.The Operator does not guarantee the recovery, return or crediting of assets falling under the preceding paragraph.
- 9.Where the Operator exceptionally undertakes to recover misdirected assets, the Operator may charge the user network fees, technical handling costs and other expenses necessary for the recovery.
- 10.Due to their nature, transactions finalised on the blockchain cannot in principle be cancelled, changed or deleted.
- 11.The Operator does not cancel or refund a finalised deposit, except where required by laws and regulations, where an error in the Operator's systems is confirmed or where the Operator separately agrees.
- 12.The method of managing and storing deposited assets, how they are displayed in the account and the functions available for them are displayed separately on the Service.
- 13.The quantities displayed in an account are not guaranteed to always match the balance on the blockchain, the transactions sent or the quantity of assets that the user may freely dispose of.
- 14.Where the Operator reasonably determines that a deposit may be connected to misuse, criminal proceeds, money laundering, terrorist financing, a breach of economic sanctions or another violation of laws and regulations, it may withhold the crediting of that deposit or related processing.
- 15.In the case of the preceding paragraph, the Operator may request the user to submit information on the purpose of the transaction, the source of funds, the ownership of the wallet and other necessary matters.
Article 9 (Fees and Expenses)
- 1.Gas fees, network fees and other costs required for transactions on the blockchain are borne by the user, unless separately stated otherwise.
- 2.Gas fees and other network fees vary depending on congestion of the blockchain network and other circumstances.
- 3.The Operator may set fees for the use of the Service. In that case, the amount of the fees or the method of calculating them is displayed on the Service.
- 4.Users shall check the applicable fees before making a deposit, claiming an Airdrop or performing any other operation.
- 5.Gas fees, network fees and other costs paid by a user to a third party may not be refunded by the Operator, including where the transaction fails.
Article 10 (Missions)
- 1.Users may participate in Missions in accordance with the conditions designated on the Service.
- 2.The content of a Mission, its period, completion conditions, eligible users, the number of Points, the number of times it may be completed and other conditions are set out on the Service for each Mission.
- 3.Mission completion is determined based on system records obtained by the Operator, wallet information, on-chain data, information obtained from External Services and other methods designated by the Operator.
- 4.Even where a user has completed the required operation, a Mission may be treated as incomplete if its completion conditions cannot be confirmed in the Operator's systems.
- 5.It may take time before Mission completion is reflected on the Service.
- 6.The Operator may change the content, period, completion conditions, number of Points granted or other conditions of a Mission, or suspend or terminate a Mission, in any of the following cases.
- (1)Where there is a systemic or operational need
- (2)Where the specifications of an External Service change or the service is suspended
- (3)Where misuse has occurred or is likely to occur
- (4)Where it is necessary to respond to laws or regulations
- (5)Where there is otherwise a reasonable ground
- 7.Unless otherwise provided in the content of a Mission, the same user may not obtain Points more than once for the same Mission by using multiple accounts or multiple wallets.
- 8.The Operator does not guarantee the completion of a Mission or the grant of any particular number of Points.
Article 11 (Points)
- 1.The Operator may grant Points to a user where the user completes a Mission or satisfies other conditions designated by the Operator.
- 2.Points are a numerical value used for campaign evaluation on the Service, for displaying participation status and for determining eligibility for and distribution amounts of Airdrops.
- 3.Points are not crypto assets, fiat currency, electronic money, prepaid payment instruments or anything else having proprietary value.
- 4.No convertibility into cash, exchangeability, transferability, future value or availability for any particular use is guaranteed with respect to Points.
- 5.Except where expressly permitted by the Operator, users may not use Points for the following purposes.
- (1)Exchange for cash, crypto assets, goods, services or other proprietary value
- (2)Transfer to another user or a third party
- (3)Sale, lending or pledging
- (4)Inheritance or other universal succession
- 6.Points are managed in association with each user's account.
- 7.Points cannot be combined or transferred between different accounts, except where the Operator separately permits otherwise.
- 8.Holding Points does not guarantee any of the following.
- (1)That an Airdrop will be carried out
- (2)That the user will be selected as a recipient of an Airdrop
- (3)That the user will be able to receive any particular type or quantity of tokens
- (4)That any tokens received will have market value
- 9.Points may be subject to an expiry period separately determined by the Operator.
- 10.Points whose expiry period has passed automatically lapse and are not restored.
- 11.Where an account is deleted, suspended or cancelled, the Points associated with that account may lapse.
- 12.The Operator may cancel a grant of Points, correct the quantity or expire Points in any of the following cases.
- 13.Where Points were granted in error due to a system error
- 14.Where there was an error in the determination of Mission completion
- 15.Where the user obtained Points by improper means
- 16.Where the user violated these Terms or the Individual Rules
- 17.Where required by laws and regulations or by a request from an administrative agency
- 18.Where it is otherwise reasonably determined that maintaining the Points is inappropriate
- 19.Where the displayed number of Points differs from the Operator's management records, the Operator's management records prevail, except in the case of an obvious error.
Article 12 (Improper Acquisition of Points)
- 1.Users must not obtain Points, eligibility for Airdrops or any other benefit by the following means.
- (1)Using bots, scripts, macros or other automated means
- (2)Improperly creating or using multiple accounts or multiple wallets
- (3)Using another person's account, wallet or authentication information
- (4)Submitting false information or supporting documents
- (5)Exploiting defects, vulnerabilities or specification issues of the systems, smart contracts or External Services
- (6)Falsifying transactions, access, referral relationships or Mission completion status
- (7)Colluding with other users to carry out transactions or operations with no substance
- (8)Otherwise using methods contrary to the purpose of a Mission or campaign
- 2.The Operator may check for misconduct based on account information, Connected Wallets, device information, IP addresses, access records, on-chain data, transaction patterns and other information.
- 3.Where the Operator reasonably determines that misconduct has occurred, it may take all or part of the following measures without prior notice.
- (1)Cancellation or forfeiture of granted Points
- (2)Cancellation of Mission completion status
- (3)Cancellation of eligibility for Airdrops
- (4)Cancellation of the right to claim unclaimed tokens
- (5)Suspension of the use of all or part of the Service
- (6)Freezing or cancellation of the account
- (7)Claims for damages
- (8)Reporting to investigative authorities, administrative agencies or other relevant bodies
- 4.The Operator may, where necessary, request the user to provide an explanation or materials relating to the misconduct.
Article 13 (Airdrops)
- 1.The Operator may carry out Airdrops based on the number of Points, Mission completion status, information as at a Snapshot and other conditions determined by the Operator.
- 2.Carrying out an Airdrop is not an obligation of the Operator, and no Airdrop is guaranteed to users.
- 3.The following conditions relating to an Airdrop are set out on the Service for each campaign.
- (1)The tokens covered
- (2)The eligible users
- (3)The eligible countries or regions
- (4)The number of Points or Mission completion conditions required
- (5)The Snapshot date and time
- (6)The conversion rate from Points to tokens
- (7)The distribution amount or distribution cap
- (8)The supported wallets and Supported Networks
- (9)The period during which a claim may be made
- (10)Identity verification and other additional conditions
- (11)The allocation of gas fees and other costs
- (12)Other conditions the Operator considers necessary
- 4.The Operator may take a Snapshot at a designated date and time in order to determine the recipients and distribution amounts of an Airdrop.
- 5.Where any of the following becomes apparent after a Snapshot, the Operator may correct or cancel the eligibility or the distribution amount.
- (1)Where Points were obtained improperly
- (2)Where duplicate participation through multiple accounts or multiple wallets is confirmed
- (3)Where there was a system or assessment error
- (4)Where identity verification or eligibility could not be confirmed
- (5)Where the user violated these Terms or the campaign conditions
- (6)Where distribution cannot be made under laws or regulations
- 6.Users shall connect the designated wallet and complete signatures, transaction approvals and other necessary procedures within the claim period designated by the Operator.
- 7.Where a user does not complete the necessary procedures within the claim period, the user forfeits the right to claim that Airdrop.
- 8.Where a claim is not completed due to the user's wallet, device or communication environment, insufficient gas fees, network congestion or other causes beyond the Operator's reasonable control, the Operator does not guarantee an extension of the claim period or any individual handling.
- 9.Gas fees and other network fees required to claim an Airdrop are borne by the user, unless the campaign conditions provide otherwise.
- 10.The Operator does not guarantee any of the following with respect to tokens distributed through an Airdrop.
- 11.Market price or future value
- 12.Maintenance or appreciation of price
- 13.Liquidity
- 14.Listing on an exchange or other market
- 15.Exchangeability into cash, crypto assets or other assets
- 16.Availability for use in any particular function or service
- 17.Treatment under laws and regulations or for tax purposes
- 18.The conditions, timing, recipients, distribution amounts and other details of an Airdrop may change due to laws, regulations, market conditions, network conditions, security issues or other reasonable grounds.
- 19.The Operator may postpone, suspend or cancel an Airdrop in any of the following cases.
- 20.Where a defect or vulnerability is found in a smart contract or system
- 21.Where a failure, congestion, chain split, hard fork or similar issue occurs on the blockchain network
- 22.Where misuse or an attack occurs or is likely to occur
- 23.Where it becomes necessary to respond to laws, regulations or a request from an administrative agency
- 24.Where the necessary cooperation cannot be obtained from the token issuer or an External Service
- 25.Where the Operator otherwise reasonably determines that carrying out the Airdrop is difficult or inappropriate
- 26.Where a user suffers damage because an Airdrop is changed, postponed, suspended or cancelled under the preceding paragraph, the Operator is not liable, except where caused by the Operator's wilful misconduct or gross negligence.
Article 14 (Taxes)
- 1.Taxes and other public charges may arise in connection with the use of the Service, the acquisition of Points, the receipt of tokens through an Airdrop, or the holding or disposal of tokens.
- 2.Users shall, at their own responsibility and expense, confirm their tax position in accordance with the laws and regulations applicable to them and carry out filings, tax payments and other necessary procedures.
- 3.The Operator does not provide individual legal, accounting or tax advice to users.
- 4.Users shall consult a lawyer, tax accountant or other professional as necessary.
Article 15 (Prohibited Acts)
In using the Service, users must not engage in any of the following acts, or in any act that is likely to fall under them.
- 1.Acts that violate laws and regulations, a court judgment, decision or order, an administrative measure, or public order and morals
- 2.Criminal acts or acts connected with criminal acts
- 3.Acts connected with money laundering, terrorist financing, breaches of economic sanctions or the transfer of criminal proceeds
- 4.Acts of fraud, intimidation, harassment, defamation or other acts that cause disadvantage to the Operator, other users or third parties
- 5.Registering or providing false information
- 6.Impersonating another person
- 7.Improperly using another person's account or wallet
- 8.Transferring, selling, lending or sharing an account, Points or eligibility to claim an Airdrop with a third party
- 9.Improperly obtaining Points or Airdrops using multiple accounts or wallets
- 10.Using bots, scripts, crawlers, macros or other automated means without the Operator's permission
- 11.Placing an excessive load on the Service, servers, networks, APIs, smart contracts or other systems
- 12.Interfering with the operation of the Service
- 13.Exploiting defects, errors or vulnerabilities of the Service, smart contracts or External Services
- 14.Unauthorised access, hacking, transmission of malware or other acts that compromise security
- 15.Improperly obtaining, altering or deleting data or information relating to the Service
- 16.Reverse engineering, decompiling or disassembling the Service for the purpose of analysing its source code, except where expressly permitted by applicable laws and regulations
- 17.Infringing the intellectual property rights, privacy rights, portrait rights or other rights of the Operator or a third party
- 18.Creating a phishing site or attempting to obtain Private Keys by impersonating the Operator
- 19.Publishing or disseminating false or misleading information about the Service
- 20.Using the Service for commercial purposes without the Operator's permission
- 21.Circumventing access restrictions by technical means from a country or region where the Service is not provided
- 22.Causing, encouraging or assisting a third party to commit any of the foregoing acts
- 23.Any other act that the Operator reasonably determines to be inappropriate for the operation of the Service
Article 16 (Usage Restrictions and Cancellation of Registration)
- 1.Where the Operator reasonably determines that a user falls under any of the following, it may restrict the use of all or part of the Service, freeze the account or cancel the registration, without prior notice.
- (1)Where the user has violated these Terms or the Individual Rules
- (2)Where it becomes apparent that the registration information contains falsehoods
- (3)Where the user obtained Points or an Airdrop by improper means
- (4)Where the user does not respond to identity verification or other necessary checks
- (5)Where a usage restriction becomes necessary under laws, regulations or a request from an administrative agency
- (6)Where a relationship with anti-social forces becomes apparent
- (7)Where the account has been misused or is likely to be misused
- (8)Where the user does not respond to an inquiry from the Operator within a reasonable period
- (9)Where the Operator otherwise reasonably determines that it is inappropriate to allow continued use of the Service
- 2.Where a measure under the preceding paragraph is taken, all or part of the user's Points, Mission completion status and eligibility to claim Airdrops may lapse.
- 3.Where assets are recorded in the account, their handling follows applicable laws and regulations, the individual conditions on the Service and the procedures designated by the Operator.
- 4.Where required by laws and regulations or a request from an administrative agency, for security reasons or where misuse is suspected, the Operator may temporarily withhold processing relating to a user's assets.
- 5.The Operator has no obligation to disclose the reason for a measure taken under this Article, except where required by laws and regulations.
- 6.Where a user suffers damage as a result of a measure under this Article, the Operator is not liable, except where caused by the Operator's wilful misconduct or gross negligence.
Article 17 (Withdrawal)
- 1.Users may apply to withdraw at any time by the method prescribed by the Operator.
- 2.Before applying to withdraw, users shall complete any outstanding procedures on the Service, confirm deposits, claim Airdrops and complete other necessary processing.
- 3.Once withdrawal is completed, the Points held by the user, unclaimed Airdrops and other rights or entitlements on the Service lapse, unless separately stated otherwise.
- 4.Obligations or liabilities owed by a user to the Operator do not cease upon withdrawal.
- 5.The handling of user information after withdrawal follows the Privacy Policy and applicable laws and regulations.
Article 18 (Changes to the Service)
- 1.The Operator may change the content or specifications of the Service in any of the following cases.
- (1)Where the change is in the general interest of users
- (2)Where the change is not contrary to the purpose of the Service and the necessity for it and its content are reasonable
- (3)Where it is necessary to respond to laws or regulations
- (4)Where it is necessary to improve security, functionality or convenience
- (5)Where it responds to a change in the specifications of a blockchain or an External Service
- 2.Where the Operator makes a material change, it notifies the content of the change and the date it takes effect in advance by posting on the Service, by email or by another appropriate method. In urgent cases, however, notice may be given afterwards.
- 3.In line with a change to the Service, Supported Assets, Supported Networks, Missions, Points, Airdrops or other functions may be changed or discontinued.
Article 19 (Suspension or Interruption of the Service)
- 1.The Operator may temporarily suspend or interrupt all or part of the Service without prior notice to users in any of the following cases.
- (1)Where inspection, maintenance or updating of systems, servers, networks or other equipment is carried out
- (2)Where a system failure, communication failure or failure of an External Service occurs
- (3)Where unauthorised access, a cyber attack, leakage of private keys or another security issue occurs or is likely to occur
- (4)Where a failure, congestion, chain split, hard fork, specification change or other issue occurs on a blockchain network
- (5)Where an earthquake, flood, fire, power outage, epidemic, war, riot or other force majeure event occurs
- (6)Where a request is received from laws and regulations, a court, an administrative agency or another competent authority
- (7)Where the Operator otherwise reasonably determines that suspension or interruption of the Service is necessary
- 2.The Operator notifies users of information relating to the suspension or interruption of the Service to the extent possible.
- 3.Where a user suffers damage as a result of the suspension or interruption of the Service, the Operator is not liable, except where caused by the Operator's wilful misconduct or gross negligence.
Article 20 (Termination of the Service)
- 1.The Operator may terminate all or part of the Service for business, technical, legal or other reasonable grounds.
- 2.Where the Operator terminates the Service, it notifies users with a reasonable period of notice by posting on the Service, by email or by another appropriate method. This does not apply in urgent or unavoidable circumstances.
- 3.Users shall complete the necessary confirmations, claims and other procedures by the deadline designated by the Operator.
- 4.Where a user does not complete the necessary procedures by the designated deadline, Points, eligibility to claim Airdrops and other rights or entitlements may lapse.
- 5.The handling of assets in connection with the termination of the Service follows applicable laws and regulations and the procedures separately designated by the Operator.
Article 21 (External Services)
- 1.The Service may use, or work with, wallets, blockchains, RPC, authentication, analytics and other External Services.
- 2.The use of an External Service may be subject to the terms of use, privacy policy and other conditions established by the provider of that External Service.
- 3.Users shall check and comply with the terms of use of External Services at their own responsibility.
- 4.The Operator does not guarantee the content, accuracy, continuity, completeness, safety or fitness for a particular purpose of any External Service.
- 5.All or part of the Service may become unavailable due to a failure, suspension, specification change, service termination or security issue of an External Service.
Article 22 (Intellectual Property Rights)
- 1.Intellectual property rights in the programs, software, website, designs, images, text, logos, trademarks, databases and all other content relating to the Service belong to the Operator or to the third parties holding the relevant rights.
- 2.Permission to use the Service under these Terms does not mean the transfer of, or the grant of a licence to, any intellectual property right to the user.
- 3.Users must not reproduce, republish, modify, distribute, publicly transmit, sell or otherwise use content relating to the Service without the Operator's prior written consent, except where permitted by laws and regulations.
Article 23 (Handling of Personal Information)
- 1.The Operator handles users' personal information in accordance with the Privacy Policy separately established by the Operator and with applicable laws and regulations.
- 2.The Operator may collect and use the following information for the provision of the Service, the prevention of misuse, identity verification, legal compliance, service improvement and the other purposes stated in the Privacy Policy.
- (1)Full name, email address and other registration information
- (2)Wallet address
- (3)Transaction information and on-chain data
- (4)Information relating to Points, Missions and Airdrops
- (5)IP address, device information, browser information, access logs and other technical information
- (6)Information necessary for identity verification and legal compliance
- 3.Due to the nature of blockchains, information recorded on a blockchain is made public and may be difficult or impossible to change or delete.
- 4.Users shall use the Service understanding that wallet addresses and transaction information may be viewed or analysed by third parties.
Article 24 (Disclaimer of Warranties)
- 1.The Operator makes no warranty, express or implied, as to the following in relation to the Service.
- (1)Accuracy, completeness, currency or usefulness
- (2)Fitness for a particular purpose
- (3)Continuous, stable or uninterrupted provision
- (4)The absence of errors, bugs or vulnerabilities
- (5)That unauthorised access, attacks or loss of assets will not occur
- (6)That the Service can be used with every wallet, device or External Service
- (7)That Missions or Points will be reflected accurately and immediately
- (8)That an Airdrop will be carried out or that any particular quantity of tokens can be received
- (9)That tokens will have market value, liquidity or exchangeability
- 2.Smart contracts may involve unexpected behaviour, bugs, vulnerabilities, attacks and other risks.
- 3.Transactions on a blockchain cannot in principle be cancelled or changed.
- 4.Users shall understand the risks associated with the Service and blockchain technology and use the Service at their own judgement and responsibility.
Article 25 (Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability)
- 1.The Operator is not liable for damage suffered by a user due to the following causes, except where caused by the Operator's wilful misconduct or gross negligence.
- (1)Loss, leakage or mismanagement of Private Keys by the user
- (2)Operational errors by the user
- (3)Transfers using an incorrect asset, network or address
- (4)Failure, suspension or specification change of a wallet, blockchain or External Service
- (5)Network congestion, delays, hard forks or transaction failures
- (6)Price fluctuations of crypto assets or tokens
- (7)Cyber attacks, malware, phishing or other acts by third parties
- (8)Responses to, or changes in, laws, regulations or administrative agencies
- (9)Natural disasters or other force majeure events
- 2.Where a user suffers damage due to the Operator's slight negligence, the Operator's liability is limited to ordinary and direct damage actually incurred.
- 3.The Operator is not liable for special, indirect, incidental or consequential damage, lost profits, lost opportunities, loss of data or damage caused by price fluctuations of crypto assets, regardless of foreseeability. This does not apply where such limitation of liability is not permitted by applicable laws and regulations.
- 4.The limitation of liability in this Article does not apply to damage caused by the Operator's wilful misconduct or gross negligence.
- 5.Where all or part of the disclaimers or limitations of liability set out in these Terms is invalid under the Consumer Contract Act or another mandatory provision of law, the Operator bears liability to the extent required by that law.
Article 26 (Compensation for Damage)
Where a user violates these Terms or causes damage to the Operator in connection with the use of the Service, the user shall compensate the Operator for the ordinary and direct damage incurred.
Article 27 (Amendments to These Terms)
- 1.The Operator may amend these Terms in any of the following cases.
- (1)Where the amendment is in the general interest of users
- (2)Where the amendment is not contrary to the purpose of use of the Service and is reasonable in light of the necessity for it, the content after the amendment and other circumstances
- 2.Where the Operator amends these Terms, it publicises the amended content and the date it takes effect by posting on the Service, by email or by another appropriate method.
- 3.The amended Terms apply from the effective date designated by the Operator.
- 4.For amendments that require user consent under laws and regulations, the Operator obtains user consent by the method it prescribes.
Article 28 (Notices and Communications)
- 1.Notices or communications from the Operator to users are made by posting on the Service, by sending an email to the registered email address or by another method the Operator considers appropriate.
- 2.A notice by email is deemed to have arrived at the time the Operator sends it to the registered email address, except where it fails to arrive for reasons attributable to the Operator.
- 3.Users shall keep their registered email address able to receive messages at all times and shall promptly update it if it changes.
- 4.Where a user is unable to receive a notice because they did not update their registration information, the Operator is not liable for any resulting damage.
- 5.Inquiries from users to the Operator shall be made through the following contact point or by another method separately designated by the Operator.
- 6.Contact: [Inquiry desk] Email address: [Inquiry email address]
Article 29 (Prohibition of Assignment of Rights and Obligations)
- 1.Users may not transfer, succeed, pledge or otherwise dispose of their status under these Terms or their rights or obligations under these Terms to a third party without the Operator's prior written consent.
- 2.Where the Operator transfers the business relating to the Service to a third party, the Operator may transfer to that third party its status under these Terms, its rights and obligations, registration information and other information in connection with that business transfer.
- 3.The business transfer in the preceding paragraph includes, in addition to an ordinary business transfer, a company split, merger and any other case in which the business is transferred.
Article 30 (Severability)
Even where any provision of these Terms, or part of it, is held invalid or unenforceable under laws and regulations, the remaining provisions of these Terms and the remaining part of that provision remain in full force and effect.
Article 31 (Entire Agreement)
These Terms and the Individual Rules constitute the entire agreement between the Operator and users regarding the use of the Service and supersede any prior agreement, explanation, representation or understanding relating to the Service.
Article 32 (Language)
- 1.The Japanese text of these Terms is the authoritative version.
- 2.Where these Terms are translated into another language and there is any inconsistency, difference or question of interpretation between the Japanese version and a translation, the Japanese version prevails.
Article 33 (Governing Law)
The laws of Japan apply to the formation, effect, performance and interpretation of these Terms.
Article 34 (Jurisdiction)
Where a dispute arises between the Operator and a user out of or in connection with the Service or these Terms, [the district court or summary court having jurisdiction over the location of the Operator's head office] shall be the exclusive court of first instance by agreement. This does not apply where applicable mandatory provisions of law provide otherwise.
Operator Information
Company name: [Legal name of the company] Representative: [Name of the representative] Address: [Company address] Contact: [Inquiry email address or inquiry form]
Supplementary Provisions
Enacted on: 28 July 2026 Effective from: [Day] [Month] 2026