ARBITRADE Terms of Service

1. Acceptance of the Terms

These Terms of Service govern access to and use of the ARBITRADE platform, including its websites, applications, interfaces, APIs, dashboards, tools, integrations, automated features, artificial intelligence-based functionalities, and other related services.

By accessing, browsing, connecting a wallet, creating an account, using tools, configuring strategies, interacting with APIs, signing messages, approving permissions, authorizing transactions, or using any ARBITRADE functionality, the user declares that they:

Have read these Terms of Service;

Fully understand their content;

Agree to be bound by these Terms;

Have legal capacity to contract;

Are at least 18 years old;

Use the platform at their own risk;

Agree to ARBITRADE’s Privacy Policy;

Acknowledge the risks of cryptoassets, blockchain, automations, and digital markets.

If the user does not agree with these Terms, they must immediately stop using the platform.

2. Definitions

For purposes of these Terms, the terms below shall have the following meanings:

ARBITRADE: an international digital platform focused on the analysis, visualization, automation, parameterization, and interaction with digital markets, prediction markets, cryptoassets, digital wallets, blockchain protocols, and third-party services.

User: any individual or legal entity that accesses, browses, connects a wallet, creates an account, uses tools, configures strategies, interacts with integrations, or uses any ARBITRADE functionality.

Platform: the set of websites, applications, interfaces, APIs, dashboards, tools, automations, systems, integrations, databases, content, software, and services related to ARBITRADE.

Digital Wallet: software, application, extension, hardware, or technological solution used by the user to store, manage, sign, or move cryptoassets.

Cryptoassets: tokens, stablecoins, digital assets, digital currencies, digital representations of value, or any assets compatible with supported blockchain networks.

Blockchain: a distributed or decentralized network on which transactions, interactions, balances, approvals, and records may be public, immutable, and verifiable.

Smart Contract: a smart contract, program, or code executed on a blockchain, which may perform operations automatically according to its rules.

Third-Party Services: digital wallets, blockchains, protocols, APIs, market platforms, prediction markets, data providers, authentication providers, infrastructure, oracles, bridges, decentralized exchanges, block explorers, and other services not fully controlled by ARBITRADE.

Automation: functionality that allows the user to configure parameters, alerts, rules, strategies, commands, or automated interactions within the platform or through integrations.

Market Data: information, prices, probabilities, liquidity, history, orders, volumes, quotes, results, indicators, or other information related to digital markets or integrated platforms.

Restricted Person: any individual or legal entity that is located in, resides in, is a citizen of, is incorporated in, has a registered office in, or has its principal place of business in a restricted, sanctioned, embargoed, or prohibited jurisdiction; is subject to economic, commercial, financial, or regulatory sanctions; is included on any list of blocked, sanctioned, or restricted persons, entities, or wallets; acts on behalf, for the benefit, under the direction, coordination, or control of a restricted person; uses a VPN, proxy, anonymization tool, or similar mechanism to circumvent restrictions; or is deemed restricted by ARBITRADE, its providers, integrated platforms, or competent authorities.

Restricted Jurisdiction: any country, territory, region, or locality where access to or use of ARBITRADE, cryptoassets, prediction markets, automations, smart contracts, integrated platforms, or technological functionalities is prohibited, restricted, sanctioned, embargoed, or subject to specific authorization not obtained by the user.

Restricted Mode, Read-Only Mode, or Close-Only Mode: any limitation imposed by ARBITRADE that allows only certain minimum actions, such as viewing, closing positions, technical withdrawal where possible, or partial blocking of functionalities, without allowing the opening of new positions, new automations, new strategies, or new technological interactions.

3. About ARBITRADE

ARBITRADE is a technology platform designed to provide analysis, automation, visualization, parameterization, and operational support tools for users who interact with digital markets, prediction markets, cryptoassets, and blockchain services.

The platform may offer, among other functionalities:

Market visualization;

Market mirroring;

Automation tools;

Stop loss settings;

Take profit settings;

Strategies such as loss recovery, leverage, or similar mechanisms;

Alerts;

Dashboards;

Automated analysis;

Artificial intelligence-based resources;

Digital wallet integration;

Blockchain protocol integration;

External API integration;

Usage history;

Decision-support tools.

ARBITRADE may change, suspend, remove, update, or discontinue any functionality at any time, with or without prior notice, especially due to technical, legal, regulatory, operational, commercial, security, or third-party dependency risks.

4. Restriction on Trading and Technological Functionalities

Use of ARBITRADE for trading, automation, strategy execution, smart contract interaction, prediction markets, digital markets, blockchain protocols, or any technological functionality is not permitted by persons or entities that are Restricted Persons or are located in Restricted Jurisdictions.

It is also prohibited to use ARBITRADE on behalf of, for the benefit of, under the direction, coordination, or control of any Restricted Person.

There are no exceptions. If the user is a Restricted Person, is located in a Restricted Jurisdiction, or is acting on behalf of a Restricted Person, they must not access, connect a wallet, use automations, trade, parameterize strategies, or interact with any technological functionality of ARBITRADE.

The use of a VPN, proxy, private network, masking tool, anonymization technology, geolocation manipulation, or any similar mechanism to circumvent geographic, technical, legal, or regulatory restrictions is strictly prohibited.

ARBITRADE may, at its sole discretion, block, suspend, limit, terminate, or place wallets, accounts, addresses, or access in Restricted Mode, Read-Only Mode, Close-Only Mode, or any other limited mode whenever it identifies or suspects a violation of these Terms, jurisdictional restriction, regulatory risk, VPN use, sanctions, fraud, abuse, or activity incompatible with the platform.

5. Eligibility, User Representations, and Warranties

As a condition to accessing or using ARBITRADE, the user represents, warrants, and agrees that they:

Are at least 18 years old;

Have legal capacity to accept these Terms;

If acting on behalf of a legal entity, have sufficient authority to bind that entity;

Are not a Restricted Person;

Are not located in a Restricted Jurisdiction;

Are not using the platform on behalf of, for the benefit of, under the direction, coordination, or control of any Restricted Person;

Are not subject to economic, financial, commercial, or regulatory sanctions;

Are not included on any list of sanctioned, blocked, or restricted persons, entities, addresses, or wallets;

Will not use a VPN, proxy, anonymization tool, IP masking, false geolocation, or similar technique to circumvent restrictions;

Have sufficient knowledge of blockchain, cryptoassets, digital wallets, private keys, smart contracts, digital markets, prediction markets, automations, and technological risks;

Have sufficient sophistication, experience, professional advice, or adequate understanding to assess the risks involved;

Will not rely exclusively on information displayed by ARBITRADE to make decisions;

Will comply with all laws, rules, regulations, tax obligations, sanctions, and requirements applicable to their jurisdiction;

Will not use ARBITRADE if any applicable law, rule, decision, sanction, regulation, or restriction prohibits such use;

Understand that they may lose the entire amount of cryptoassets used in strategies, contracts, markets, automations, or external interactions;

Understand that on-chain transactions are final, irreversible, and non-refundable.

If any of these representations ceases to be true, the user must immediately stop using ARBITRADE.

ARBITRADE may request additional information to verify eligibility, location, identity, regulatory status, access origin, restrictions, sanctions, or compliance. If the user fails to provide requested information, provides insufficient, false, contradictory, or suspicious information, ARBITRADE may limit, suspend, block, or terminate access to the platform.

6. Account, Access, and Security

To use certain functionalities, the user may need to create an account, connect a digital wallet, use an authentication provider, or sign cryptographic messages.

The user is responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of their credentials, devices, authentication methods, digital wallets, passwords, seed phrases, private keys, and granted permissions.

The user agrees to immediately notify ARBITRADE if they identify unauthorized use of their account, wallet, credentials, or any suspected security compromise.

ARBITRADE shall not be responsible for losses, damages, unauthorized access, transactions, signatures, or movements resulting from:

Loss of credentials;

Password leakage;

Phishing;

Malware;

Device compromise;

Use of insecure networks;

User error;

Exposure of private keys;

Sharing of seed phrases;

Mistaken signatures;

Recklessly granted permissions;

Scams carried out by third parties.

7. Non-Custodial Nature

ARBITRADE is designed to operate, whenever technically possible, under a non-custodial model.

This means that ARBITRADE does not have access to, control over, or possession of private keys, seed phrases, recovery phrases, or cryptographic credentials capable of unilaterally moving the user’s digital assets.

The user is solely responsible for:

Safeguarding seed phrases, private keys, and credentials;

Verifying destination addresses;

Checking the blockchain network used;

Validating permissions granted to smart contracts;

Monitoring token spending approvals;

Assessing risks of protocols and external platforms;

Reviewing signatures and transactions before confirming them;

Complying with laws applicable to their jurisdiction;

Reporting taxes, gains, losses, or assets where required.

Loss of private keys, mistaken transaction signatures, interaction with malicious contracts, transfer to the wrong network, loss of wallet access, or failure of external providers may result in irreversible loss of digital assets.

ARBITRADE cannot restore wallets, reverse on-chain transactions, recover incorrectly sent assets, or cancel operations recorded on blockchain networks.

8. No Fiduciary Custody or Fiat Currency

ARBITRADE does not receive, custody, hold, intermediate, or move funds in fiat currency.

Any movements that may occur through the platform or associated integrations occur exclusively in cryptoassets, tokens, stablecoins, or other digital assets compatible with supported blockchain networks.

ARBITRADE does not maintain payment accounts on behalf of users and does not act as a bank, payment institution, fiduciary custodian, broker, dealer, distributor, asset manager, portfolio manager, exchange house, or financial institution.

Any interaction by the user with protocols, wallets, smart contracts, decentralized exchanges, market platforms, prediction markets, or integrated third parties occurs under the user’s own responsibility and subject to the terms of those third parties.

Where the platform allows automations, order settings, strategies, alerts, or execution of technical commands, such features must be understood as technological tools for interface, parameterization, and automation, and not as discretionary asset management, individualized recommendation, financial advice, custody, portfolio administration, or guarantee of results.

9. Permitted Use of the Platform

The user may use ARBITRADE exclusively for lawful purposes compatible with these Terms and the laws applicable to their jurisdiction.

The user agrees not to use the platform to:

Commit unlawful acts;

Conceal the origin of funds;

Manipulate markets;

Violate international sanctions;

Finance terrorism;

Engage in money laundering;

Circumvent legal restrictions;

Access prohibited markets;

Harm third parties;

Exploit vulnerabilities;

Conduct attacks;

Use abusive automations;

Violate third-party rights;

Bypass technical or geographic blocks;

Reverse engineer the platform;

Interfere with the operation of APIs, servers, or systems;

Use unauthorized bots, scrapers, or crawlers;

Overload infrastructure;

Insert malware, viruses, malicious scripts, or harmful code;

Use the platform for fraudulent, misleading, or abusive purposes;

Violate intellectual property rights of ARBITRADE or third parties.

ARBITRADE may monitor usage patterns and adopt preventive or corrective measures when it identifies risk of abuse, fraud, violation of these Terms, technical instability, or legal exposure.

10. Prohibited Market Conduct

The user agrees that they will not use ARBITRADE, directly or indirectly, for any abusive, fraudulent, manipulative, misleading, or market-integrity-incompatible conduct, including:

Market manipulation;

Wash trading;

Spoofing;

Front-running;

Fictitious transactions;

Pre-arranged or non-competitive transactions;

Schemes to distort price, liquidity, volume, or probability;

Use of false, misleading, or artificial information;

Creation of orders without genuine intent to execute;

Coordinated activity to artificially influence prices or probabilities;

Abuse of automations;

Exploitation of API, oracle, smart contract, or interface failures;

Attacks against liquidity or market integrity;

Attempts to circumvent resolution, dispute, or settlement mechanisms;

Any conduct that ARBITRADE considers, in its sole discretion, abusive, improper, disruptive, manipulative, or harmful.

ARBITRADE may investigate suspicious patterns and adopt corrective measures, including blocking, suspension, termination of access, wallet restriction, functionality limitation, exclusion from incentive programs, cooperation with authorities, or legal action.

11. Geographic, Legal, and Regulatory Restrictions

ARBITRADE does not represent that its services are appropriate, permitted, licensed, or available in all jurisdictions.

Accessing the platform from a particular location does not mean that its use is lawful, authorized, or free from restrictions in that territory.

The user is solely responsible for verifying whether they may access and use ARBITRADE under the laws, rules, regulations, administrative decisions, tax policies, foreign exchange rules, capital market rules, gaming rules, betting rules, prediction market rules, cryptoasset rules, derivatives rules, financial instrument rules, sanctions, and anti-money laundering requirements applicable to their jurisdiction.

ARBITRADE may, at its sole discretion and without prior notice, restrict, suspend, block, or terminate access by users, wallets, IP addresses, regions, countries, or jurisdictions when it believes there is legal, regulatory, reputational, technical, operational, security, or compliance risk.

The user declares that they will not access the platform if they are located in a prohibited, sanctioned, embargoed, or restricted jurisdiction, or in a location where the use of ARBITRADE, cryptoassets, prediction markets, or integrated platforms is prohibited, restricted, or subject to specific authorization not obtained by the user.

The use of VPNs, proxies, location-masking tools, or similar mechanisms to circumvent geographic, legal, technical, or regulatory restrictions may result in suspension, blocking, or termination of access.

12. Third-Party Services

ARBITRADE may contain links, integrations, or redirects to third-party services, including:

Digital wallets;

Blockchain protocols;

Smart contracts;

Authentication providers;

Data providers;

Market platforms;

Prediction markets;

Block explorers;

External APIs;

Infrastructure services;

Analytics tools;

Artificial intelligence services;

External websites.

These services have their own terms, policies, rules, risks, fees, and security practices.

ARBITRADE does not control and is not responsible for third-party practices, failures, decisions, restrictions, blocks, policies, or actions.

The user is responsible for reading, understanding, and accepting the terms of any external service before using it.

Use of third-party services occurs exclusively at the user’s own risk.

13. Dependence on Third Parties and External Protocols

ARBITRADE may depend on services, protocols, APIs, digital wallets, authentication providers, blockchains, oracles, indexers, data providers, market platforms, and third-party infrastructure.

ARBITRADE does not fully control these third parties and is not responsible for:

Failures;

Delays;

Unavailability;

Price errors;

Interruptions;

Rule changes;

Blocks;

Shutdowns;

Exploits;

Attacks;

Losses;

Damages;

Liquidity failures;

Execution failures;

API changes;

Network congestion;

High fees;

Data errors;

Oracle failures;

Bridge issues;

Jurisdiction blocks.

Platform features may be suspended, modified, or discontinued if third parties modify APIs, restrict access, change pricing, block regions, terminate services, suffer incidents, or stop providing technical support.

14. Market Data

ARBITRADE may display market data, prices, volumes, probabilities, liquidity, odds, history, indicators, rankings, opportunities, dashboards, charts, alerts, and other information from third parties, APIs, blockchains, indexers, integrated platforms, or internal systems.

Such data may be incorrect, incomplete, delayed, unavailable, distorted, outdated, or subject to technical failures.

ARBITRADE does not guarantee:

Data accuracy;

Real-time updates;

Feed continuity;

Information integrity;

Absence of errors;

Permanent availability;

Execution based on displayed data;

Correspondence between displayed price and executed price;

Market liquidity;

Outcome of any operation.

The user must confirm all information directly on the relevant platforms, wallets, blockchains, smart contracts, or external services before making any decision.

15. Independent Verification of Information

All information displayed by ARBITRADE, including market data, odds, probabilities, prices, liquidity, results, rankings, alerts, charts, reports, news, content, links, educational materials, videos, posts, tutorials, feeds, social media data, API data, on-chain data, or third-party information, is provided exclusively for informational and technological purposes.

ARBITRADE seeks to display useful information, but does not guarantee that such information is complete, current, accurate, verified, suitable, continuous, or error-free.

The user must independently verify any information before making decisions, configuring strategies, activating automations, signing transactions, interacting with smart contracts, or using third-party services.

The user acknowledges that they must not rely exclusively on any information displayed by ARBITRADE and that the platform shall not be responsible for decisions made based on incorrect, incomplete, delayed, outdated, or misinterpreted data.

16. Artificial Intelligence and Automations

ARBITRADE may use automated systems, algorithms, or artificial intelligence to:

Analyze data;

Organize information;

Suggest markets;

Identify opportunities;

Generate alerts;

Classify risks;

Assist with strategy settings;

Display probabilities;

Produce reports;

Improve the user experience.

These resources are provided for informational, technological, and operational purposes.

They may be subject to errors, delays, failures, biases, technical limitations, incomplete data, outdated data, or incorrect interpretations.

The user is responsible for reviewing any suggestion, alert, probability, report, or information before making decisions.

ARBITRADE does not guarantee results, profits, absolute accuracy, absence of losses, perfect execution, continuous availability, or future performance.

17. Strategies, Automations, and Commands

ARBITRADE may allow the user to configure strategies, parameters, alerts, automations, entry and exit rules, stop loss, take profit, loss recovery, leverage, or other similar mechanisms.

The user acknowledges that:

Automated strategies may execute undesired commands;

Incorrect settings may generate losses;

Market conditions may change rapidly;

API failures may prevent or delay executions;

Insufficient liquidity may affect results;

Slippage may occur;

Incorrect data may trigger rules;

Orders may fail;

Smart contracts may contain vulnerabilities;

External providers may suspend services;

The platform may become unavailable at critical moments.

ARBITRADE shall not be responsible for losses resulting from strategies configured by the user, selected parameters, activated automations, executed commands, execution failures, market errors, third-party failures, or platform unavailability.

18. Contracts, Markets, and Event Resolution

ARBITRADE may allow users to view, monitor, parameterize, or interact with digital markets, prediction markets, event-based contracts, smart contracts, protocols, oracles, or external platforms.

ARBITRADE does not necessarily control the creation, operation, liquidity, execution, custody, settlement, adjudication, resolution, or outcome of markets, contracts, or events made available by third parties.

Market or contract resolution may depend on external rules, oracles, dispute mechanisms, decentralized governance, data providers, integrated platforms, validators, external arbiters, smart contracts, or processes defined by third parties.

The user acknowledges that any disputes related to the resolution of markets, contracts, or events must follow the procedures of the platform, protocol, oracle, or third party responsible for the corresponding market.

ARBITRADE shall not be responsible for:

Market outcomes;

Resolution criteria;

Oracle decisions;

Adjudication disputes;

Rules defined by third parties;

Contract settlement;

Resolution delays;

External provider errors;

Smart contract failures;

Rule changes;

Market suspension;

Event cancellation;

Shutdown of integrated platforms.

When ARBITRADE displays or organizes information about markets, this does not mean that ARBITRADE recommends, endorses, validates, guarantees, or assumes responsibility for the respective market, contract, event, price, outcome, or resolution.

19. Signatures, Permissions, and Smart Contracts

When using ARBITRADE, the user may be asked to connect a wallet, sign messages, approve permissions, interact with smart contracts, or authorize transactions.

Before confirming any signature or transaction, the user must carefully review the details presented by their wallet, including:

Blockchain network;

Contract address;

Asset involved;

Amount;

Approval limit;

Recipient;

Fees;

Permanent or unlimited permissions;

Operation risks.

ARBITRADE may facilitate the visualization or parameterization of these interactions, but does not fully control the operation of wallets, blockchains, validators, mempools, bridges, oracles, smart contracts, data providers, or external protocols.

The user acknowledges that on-chain operations may be irreversible and that unlimited or misunderstood approvals may expose their assets to significant risks.

20. Blockchain, Publicity, and Immutability of Records

The user acknowledges that public blockchain networks operate through distributed, transparent, auditable, and generally immutable records.

Information such as wallet addresses, transaction hashes, balances, smart contract interactions, timestamps, transferred amounts, and approvals may remain publicly available permanently.

ARBITRADE has no technical, legal, or operational control over data recorded directly on public blockchain networks, block explorers, validator nodes, indexers, decentralized protocols, or third-party databases.

The user acknowledges that operations confirmed on blockchain networks may not be reversible, cancellable, alterable, or recoverable.

21. Stablecoins and Digital Assets

Stablecoins, tokens pegged to fiat currencies, and other digital assets used on the platform do not represent bank deposits, checking accounts, guaranteed financial products, legal tender, or direct obligations of ARBITRADE.

These assets may be subject to:

Loss of peg;

Issuer failures;

Freezes;

Regulatory restrictions;

Illiquidity;

Attacks;

Third-party insolvency;

Custody issues;

Smart contract blocks;

Loss of value;

Redemption interruptions;

Counterparty risk.

ARBITRADE does not guarantee convertibility, redemption, peg, backing, issuer solvency, price stability, or acceptance of any cryptoasset used by the user.

22. Fees, Costs, and Taxes

Use of ARBITRADE or integrated services may involve fees, including:

Blockchain network fees;

Gas fees;

Protocol fees;

Wallet fees;

Third-party platform fees;

API fees;

Conversion fees;

Slippage;

Operational costs;

Any amounts charged by ARBITRADE for plans, functionalities, or services.

ARBITRADE may change its fees, plans, billing models, or paid functionalities at any time by publishing them on the platform or providing reasonable communication where applicable.

The user is solely responsible for all taxes, filings, fiscal obligations, records, reports, fees, or charges applicable to their activities, gains, losses, transactions, cryptoassets, or use of the platform.

ARBITRADE does not provide tax advice and does not guarantee that data displayed by the platform is sufficient to comply with tax obligations.

23. Plans, Subscriptions, and Payments

ARBITRADE may offer free, paid, premium, experimental, promotional, or limited functionalities.

If paid plans exist, the user agrees to pay the applicable amounts, fees, and charges according to the conditions presented at the time of purchase.

Payments, where made available, may occur exclusively in cryptoassets or through third-party services, as defined by ARBITRADE.

ARBITRADE may modify, suspend, or terminate plans, prices, benefits, limits, promotional periods, or commercial conditions at any time.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, payments made in cryptoassets may be final, irreversible, and non-refundable, especially when processed on-chain.

24. Refunds

ARBITRADE may define a specific refund policy for certain plans, functionalities, or services.

In the absence of an express policy, all payments shall be considered final and non-refundable, except where required by applicable law or decided by ARBITRADE at its sole discretion.

ARBITRADE shall not be required to refund amounts in the event of:

Partial use of the service;

Loss of access due to the user’s fault;

Violation of these Terms;

Suspension due to suspicious activity;

Wallet failure;

Blockchain network error;

Transfer to incorrect address;

Loss of private key;

Cryptoasset volatility;

Price change of the asset used for payment;

Third-party unavailability;

Account termination for breach of contract.

25. Incentive Programs, Rewards, and Launches

ARBITRADE may, at its sole discretion, offer incentive programs, rewards, campaigns, bonuses, airdrops, rankings, competitions, early access, beta tests, referral programs, or product launches.

Participation in any program shall always be optional, limited, revocable, and subject to specific rules.

ARBITRADE may exclude, limit, suspend, or disqualify any user from incentive programs, rewards, or launches if it identifies or suspects:

Violation of these Terms;

Abusive use;

Multiple accounts;

Manipulation;

Fraud;

Bot usage;

Circumvention of geographic restrictions;

Participation by a Restricted Person;

Suspicious activity;

Exploitation of failures;

Conduct incompatible with the purpose of the program.

ARBITRADE does not guarantee the continuity, availability, value, eligibility, liquidity, delivery, or maintenance of any reward, incentive, benefit, or promotional program.

26. Intellectual Property

All rights, title, and interest in ARBITRADE, including software, code, design, interface, trademarks, trade names, logos, texts, graphics, icons, flows, dashboards, databases, models, algorithms, reports, materials, documentation, and other elements of the platform belong to ARBITRADE or its licensors.

The user receives only a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable license to access and use the platform in accordance with these Terms.

The user may not:

Copy;

Modify;

Distribute;

Sell;

License;

Commercially exploit;

Reverse engineer;

Decompile;

Attempt to extract source code;

Reproduce interfaces;

Clone functionalities;

Use trademarks without authorization;

Remove ownership notices;

Create competing products based on improper access to the platform.

Nothing in these Terms transfers to the user any intellectual property right over ARBITRADE.

27. User Content, Data, and Feedback

The user may send, configure, insert, or transmit data, parameters, strategies, preferences, messages, files, commands, feedback, or other content to the platform.

The user declares that they have all necessary rights over any submitted content and that such content does not violate laws, third-party rights, intellectual property, privacy, confidentiality, or these Terms.

By sending, publishing, transmitting, configuring, or making available any content, data, message, parameter, strategy, suggestion, idea, comment, improvement, error report, feedback, or information to ARBITRADE, the user grants ARBITRADE a worldwide, non-exclusive, free, sublicensable, transferable, irrevocable, and perpetual license to use, copy, store, host, modify, adapt, process, reproduce, display, publish, distribute, create derivative works from, and exploit such content to the extent necessary or useful to:

Operate the platform;

Improve products and functionalities;

Fix errors;

Develop new features;

Train, evaluate, or adjust systems, where permitted;

Protect platform security;

Promote ARBITRADE;

Meet legal obligations;

Prevent fraud or abuse.

ARBITRADE shall have no obligation to review, respond to, implement, compensate, credit, or keep confidential any feedback submitted by the user.

28. Privacy and Personal Data

The processing of personal data by ARBITRADE is governed by the platform’s Privacy Policy.

By using ARBITRADE, the user declares that they have read, understood, and accepted the Privacy Policy.

ARBITRADE may collect, use, store, share, and process data as necessary for operation, security, support, platform improvement, compliance with legal obligations, and prevention of fraud, abuse, or illegal activities.

29. Security and Incidents

ARBITRADE will adopt reasonable technical, administrative, and organizational measures to protect the platform against unauthorized access, failures, abuse, loss, improper alteration, or malicious use.

However, no system is completely secure.

ARBITRADE does not guarantee that the platform will be free from:

Vulnerabilities;

Attacks;

Interruptions;

Malware;

Errors;

Third-party failures;

Exploits;

Data loss;

Unauthorized access;

Unavailability;

Infrastructure compromise.

The user acknowledges that they are responsible for adopting good security practices, including using trusted devices, strong authentication, secure wallets, trusted networks, signature review, and credential protection.

30. Corrective Measures and ARBITRADE’s Powers

ARBITRADE may, at its sole discretion and without prior notice, take any measure it considers necessary or appropriate to protect the platform, users, third parties, providers, market integrity, security, compliance, or reputation, including:

Blocking access;

Suspending accounts;

Restricting wallets;

Placing users in Read-Only Mode;

Placing users in Close-Only Mode;

Preventing new strategies;

Canceling access to automations;

Removing users from incentive programs;

Requesting additional information;

Blocking certain jurisdictions;

Blocking IPs, wallets, devices, or identifiers;

Removing content;

Discontinuing functionalities;

Cooperating with authorities;

Taking legal action;

Preserving logs and technical records.

The adoption or non-adoption of any measure by ARBITRADE does not create a duty to act, fiduciary duty, monitoring obligation, security guarantee, or responsibility for similar events.

31. Suspension, Restriction, and Termination

ARBITRADE may, at any time and without obligation of prior notice, suspend, restrict, block, or terminate the user’s access to the platform when it believes there is:

Violation of these Terms;

Violation of the Privacy Policy;

Suspicious activity;

Fraud risk;

Money laundering risk;

Sanctions risk;

Regulatory risk;

Legal risk;

Reputational risk;

Technical risk;

Attack or attempted exploitation;

Abusive use;

Violation of third-party rights;

Circumvention of geographic restrictions;

Request from a competent authority;

Operational or security necessity.

Suspension or termination does not obligate ARBITRADE to indemnify the user, refund amounts, or guarantee future access, except where required by applicable law or decided by ARBITRADE at its sole discretion.

32. Platform Availability

ARBITRADE may become partially or totally unavailable for technical, commercial, operational, regulatory, security, or force majeure reasons.

ARBITRADE does not guarantee:

Uninterrupted operation;

Absence of errors;

Permanent availability;

Compatibility with all devices;

Compatibility with all wallets;

Compatibility with all blockchain networks;

Execution without delays;

Continuity of functionalities;

Indefinite preservation of data;

Permanent integration with third parties.

The platform may undergo maintenance, updates, migrations, changes, suspensions, or shutdowns at any time.

33. Disclaimer of Warranties

ARBITRADE is provided “as is” and “as available,” without warranties of any kind, whether express or implied.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, ARBITRADE does not guarantee:

Profitability;

Profit;

Absence of losses;

Data accuracy;

Continuous availability;

Absolute security;

Fitness for a particular purpose;

Regulatory compatibility;

Strategy results;

Order execution;

Operation of third parties;

Market liquidity;

Absence of failures;

Absence of vulnerabilities;

Artificial intelligence accuracy;

Future performance;

Asset recovery;

Transaction reversal.

The user uses the platform at their own risk.

34. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, ARBITRADE, its founders, partners, directors, employees, contractors, affiliates, licensors, partners, providers, and representatives shall not be liable for direct, indirect, incidental, special, punitive, exemplary, consequential damages, lost profits, lost revenue, lost opportunity, data loss, reputational loss, goodwill loss, loss of use, loss of customers, loss of digital assets, or any other damage arising from:

Use or inability to use the platform;

Delays, failures, or unavailability;

Suspension, restriction, or termination of access;

Modification, removal, or discontinuation of functionalities;

Incorrect, incomplete, delayed, or outdated data;

Errors in probabilities, prices, odds, liquidity, or volumes;

Decisions made by the user;

Strategies configured by the user;

Automations activated by the user;

Commands executed or not executed;

Slippage;

Liquidity failures;

Loss of cryptoassets;

Price variation of cryptoassets;

Stablecoin depegging;

Blockchain failures;

Smart contract failures;

Oracle failures;

Bridge failures;

Wallet failures;

Provider failures;

Cyberattacks;

Phishing;

Malware;

Social engineering;

Misuse of credentials;

Loss of seed phrase;

Loss of private key;

Mistaken signatures;

Unlimited or improper approvals;

Irreversible transactions;

Use of third-party services;

Regulatory changes;

Geographic restrictions;

Sanctions;

Acts of authorities;

Force majeure events.

If, despite the above limitations, ARBITRADE is deemed liable for any amount, ARBITRADE’s total aggregate liability to the user shall be limited to the greater of:

The amount actually paid by the user to ARBITRADE in the 3 months preceding the event giving rise to the claim; or

US$100.00, or the equivalent value in cryptoassets on the assessment date.

This limitation applies regardless of the theory of liability alleged, whether contractual, tort, strict liability, subjective liability, regulatory, statutory, or otherwise, to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law.

35. Indemnification

The user agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless ARBITRADE, its founders, partners, directors, employees, contractors, affiliates, licensors, partners, providers, and representatives from and against any claims, losses, liabilities, damages, costs, expenses, fines, penalties, or fees arising from:

The user’s use of the platform;

Violation of these Terms;

Violation of the Privacy Policy;

Violation of applicable laws;

Violation of third-party rights;

Content submitted by the user;

Strategies configured by the user;

Transactions signed by the user;

Misuse of automations;

Market manipulation;

Fraud;

Money laundering;

Circumvention of geographic restrictions;

Use of third-party services;

Loss, exposure, or misuse of private keys;

Activities carried out through the user’s account, wallet, or credentials.

If ARBITRADE receives a subpoena, order, request, investigation, notice, administrative proceeding, regulatory demand, third-party claim, or any measure related to the user’s use of the platform, violation of these Terms, suspicious activity, dispute with third parties, submitted content, or transactions performed, the user agrees to reimburse ARBITRADE for reasonable costs incurred, including attorneys’ fees, operational costs, technical time, consultants, contractors, and expenses necessary to respond, cooperate, defend itself, or preserve rights.

ARBITRADE shall have the right to control its own defense, choose attorneys, define strategy, negotiate settlements, and take the measures it deems appropriate, without prejudice to the user’s indemnification obligation.

This obligation shall survive account termination or discontinuation of platform use.

36. Force Majeure

ARBITRADE shall not be responsible for failures, delays, interruptions, losses, or damages caused by events outside its reasonable control, including:

Internet failures;

Power outages;

Cyberattacks;

Provider failures;

Blockchain failures;

Network congestion;

Regulatory changes;

Government orders;

Sanctions;

Wars;

Strikes;

Natural disasters;

Pandemics;

API failures;

Wallet failures;

Third-party failures;

Oracle issues;

Exploits;

Extreme market events.

37. Changes to the Terms

ARBITRADE may change these Terms at any time to reflect legal, regulatory, technical, commercial, operational, or security changes.

The updated version will be published on the platform with the corresponding update date.

Continued use of ARBITRADE after publication of changes means that the user has become aware of the new version and agrees to its terms.

If the user does not agree with any change, they must immediately stop using the platform.

It is the user’s responsibility to periodically review these Terms.

38. Termination by the User

The user may stop using ARBITRADE at any time.

Termination of use does not affect:

Obligations already assumed;

Transactions already performed;

On-chain records;

Pending payment obligations;

Indemnification duties;

Limitations of liability;

Intellectual property clauses;

Dispute resolution clauses;

Legal, tax, or regulatory obligations of the user.

39. Communications

ARBITRADE may send communications related to:

Account;

Security;

Updates;

Changes to these Terms;

Changes to the Privacy Policy;

Support;

Operational notifications;

Configured alerts;

Technical changes;

Functionalities;

Commercial communications, where permitted.

Communications may be made through the platform itself, email, notifications, internal messages, or official channels.

The user is responsible for keeping their contact information updated.

40. Governing Law, Prior Negotiation, Arbitration, and Class Action Waiver

These Terms shall be interpreted according to the law indicated by ARBITRADE in its official documentation, corporate structure, complementary contracts, or updated version of these Terms.

Before initiating any judicial, arbitral, administrative, or similar proceeding against ARBITRADE, the user agrees to attempt to resolve the controversy in good faith through direct negotiation.

To do so, the interested party must send written notice describing the nature of the dispute, relevant facts, the grounds for the claim, and the requested solution.

The parties shall attempt to resolve the dispute within a reasonable period after the notice is sent. If no agreement is reached, the controversy may be submitted to the resolution mechanism provided in these Terms or in complementary official ARBITRADE documentation.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, any dispute, controversy, or claim arising from or related to these Terms, the Privacy Policy, the platform, functionalities, use of ARBITRADE, automations, cryptoassets, smart contracts, digital markets, prediction markets, data, integrations, or third-party services shall be resolved by binding individual arbitration, unless ARBITRADE indicates a different mechanism in an official document.

The arbitration shall be conducted by a single arbitrator, in the language indicated by ARBITRADE, in the location, chamber, rules, and applicable law indicated in ARBITRADE’s official documents or in a future version of these Terms.

The arbitrator shall have exclusive authority to decide issues related to the interpretation, validity, applicability, scope, and enforcement of the arbitration clause, as well as the other provisions of these Terms.

Nothing in this clause shall prevent ARBITRADE from seeking urgent, precautionary, injunctive, protective, or equivalent measures before a competent authority or court to protect its rights, intellectual property, security, infrastructure, users, data, systems, reputation, or platform integrity.

The user understands and agrees that, by accepting these Terms, they waive, to the maximum extent permitted by law, the right to jury trial, class action, class arbitration, representative proceeding, consolidated action, multi-user proceeding, or any equivalent mechanism.

Any dispute must be conducted exclusively on an individual basis. The user may not act as a representative, substitute, class member, participant in a class action, or party in a consolidated proceeding against ARBITRADE.

41. Severability

If any provision of these Terms is deemed invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.

The invalid, illegal, or unenforceable provision shall be interpreted or replaced, to the maximum extent permitted, by a valid provision that most closely reflects the original intent.

42. No Waiver

ARBITRADE’s failure to exercise or enforce any right, clause, or provision of these Terms shall not constitute a waiver of such right, clause, or provision.

Any waiver shall only be valid if made in writing and expressly by ARBITRADE.

43. Assignment

The user may not assign, transfer, or delegate their rights or obligations under these Terms without ARBITRADE’s prior authorization.

ARBITRADE may assign, transfer, or delegate its rights and obligations to affiliates, successors, acquirers, partners, operators, contractors, or third parties in the event of reorganization, merger, acquisition, asset sale, corporate change, operation transfer, or other commercial event.

44. Relationship Between the Parties

Nothing in these Terms creates a partnership, joint venture, mandate, representation, agency, employment relationship, fiduciary relationship, financial advisory relationship, asset management relationship, brokerage relationship, or regulated partnership between the user and ARBITRADE.

The user acts on their own behalf and is solely responsible for their decisions, operations, settings, strategies, risks, tax obligations, and legal compliance.

45. Entire Agreement

These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy and any other documents expressly incorporated by reference, constitute the entire agreement between the user and ARBITRADE regarding use of the platform.

These Terms supersede any prior understandings, communications, representations, proposals, or agreements, written or oral, related to the same subject matter.

46. Complementary Documents

These Terms must be read together with other documents, policies, and notices made available by ARBITRADE, including:

Privacy Policy;

Cookie Policy, if any;

Risk Disclosure, if any;

Restricted Jurisdictions Policy, if any;

Specific functionality rules;

Support documents;

Notices displayed on the platform;

Terms of integrated third parties.

In the event of conflict between these Terms and specific rules of a particular functionality, the more specific rule shall prevail for that functionality, unless otherwise stated.

47. Survival of Clauses

The provisions of these Terms that, by their nature, should survive termination of access or termination of the relationship between the user and ARBITRADE shall remain in full force, including, without limitation:

Intellectual property;

License over feedback and content;

Disclaimer of warranties;

Limitation of liability;

Indemnification;

Governing law;

Arbitration;

Class action waiver;

Tax obligations;

Use restrictions;

Prohibited conduct;

Confidentiality, where applicable;

Privacy;

General provisions.

48. Language

These Terms may be made available in different languages.

In case of discrepancy between translated versions, the version designated by ARBITRADE as the official version shall prevail.

If no version is expressly designated as official, the most recent version published by ARBITRADE through its official channels shall prevail.

49. Contact

For questions, requests, complaints, or communications related to these Terms, the user may contact ARBITRADE through the official channels made available on the platform.

ARBITRADE

Email: [email protected]

Legal contact: Support

Website: https://arbitradepro.com

ARBITRADE may request additional information to confirm the requester’s identity before responding to certain requests.

50. Final Acceptance

By accessing, browsing, connecting a wallet, creating an account, using tools, configuring strategies, interacting with APIs, signing messages, approving permissions, authorizing transactions, or using any ARBITRADE functionality, the user declares that they:

Have read these Terms of Service;

Understand their terms;

Accept their conditions;

Acknowledge the risks of cryptoassets and blockchain;

Acknowledge the non-custodial nature of the platform;

Acknowledge that ARBITRADE does not handle fiat currency;

Acknowledge that ARBITRADE does not provide financial, legal, or tax advice;

Acknowledge that ARBITRADE does not guarantee profits, results, or perfect execution;

Acknowledge that they use the platform at their own risk.