Terms and conditions
1. Introduction
Purpose: Clearly state the purpose of the terms (e.g., usage of the crypto trading bot service).
Acceptance of Terms: Mention that by accessing or using the platform, users agree to the terms.
Eligibility: Specify who is eligible to use the service (e.g., users must be of legal age in their jurisdiction).
2. Account Registration and Security
Account Creation: Define the process for creating an account, including providing accurate information.
Account Responsibility: Users are responsible for maintaining their account security (e.g., passwords, two-factor authentication).
Suspension/Termination: Outline the circumstances under which accounts can be suspended or terminated.
3. Service Description
Crypto Bots: Describe how your crypto bots work, what kind of services they offer, and any limitations or risks.
Third-Party Integrations: If the bot integrates with third-party exchanges or APIs (like Binance, Coinbase, etc.), mention those integrations.
Fee Structure: If there are any fees (e.g., subscription fees, trading fees), clearly list them.
4. User Responsibilities
Compliance with Laws: Users must comply with all applicable laws and regulations in their jurisdiction.
Proper Usage: Outline prohibited activities (e.g., using bots for illegal activities, market manipulation, etc.).
Risk Disclosure: Emphasize the risks of trading cryptocurrencies, including the possibility of financial loss.
5. Intellectual Property
Ownership of Platform and Bot Code: Clearly state that your platform and bots are your intellectual property, and users are granted limited, non-transferable usage rights.
User-Generated Content: If applicable, define ownership of any content users upload (like trading strategies, scripts, etc.).
6. Fees and Payments
Pricing Details: Clarify the pricing model, payment methods, and billing cycles.
Refund Policy: Provide a refund policy, if any, and the conditions under which users can request refunds.
7. Disclaimers and Limitations of Liability
No Financial Advice: State that the platform does not offer financial or investment advice.
Performance Disclaimer: Clarify that the crypto bot may not guarantee profits, and trading involves risk.
Liability Limitation: Limit your platform’s liability for any losses, damages, or issues that arise from using the service.
8. Privacy and Data Protection
Data Collection: Outline what personal or financial information is collected, how it’s used, and any third parties it might be shared with.
Data Security: Highlight the measures you take to protect user data (e.g., encryption, compliance with privacy laws like GDPR).
Cookies: If relevant, explain the use of cookies or tracking technologies.
9. Amendments to Terms
Right to Modify: Reserve the right to update or change the Terms and Conditions.
Notification of Changes: Specify how users will be notified of any changes (e.g., via email or platform notifications).
10. Dispute Resolution
Governing Law: Define the jurisdiction and governing law (which country’s laws will apply).
Arbitration or Mediation: Include a clause for resolving disputes (e.g., arbitration instead of litigation).
11. Force Majeure
Uncontrollable Events: Mention any circumstances beyond your control (e.g., technical failures, market crashes, etc.) that may affect the service.
12. Contact Information
Support: Provide a way for users to contact support for issues or questions.
Additional Notes
Clear Language: It’s crucial to write the terms in clear, concise language. Legal jargon should be minimized or explained.
Jurisdiction Specifics: Since crypto regulations differ by country, ensure your Terms are tailored to the regions where you are operating or have users.
User Acknowledgment: Consider requiring users to explicitly accept the terms (e.g., by clicking an “I agree” button during account registration).
