Blockchain Risk Disclosure

Adpact uses per-deal smart contracts on the TON blockchain. Deals are funded and claimed with Gram, the native asset of the TON blockchain, through a wallet you control. This design means Adpact does not hold your private keys or control a funded settlement wallet. It also creates risks that you should understand before funding or claiming a deal.

1. Your wallet and transactions

You are responsible for your wallet, its private keys, recovery information, and every transaction you approve. If you lose access to your wallet, approve the wrong transaction, or send funds to the wrong address, Adpact cannot recover the funds. Check the destination, amount, and deal terms in your wallet before confirming.

A transaction signed by your wallet is treated as authorised. Adpact cannot determine whether you or another person used that wallet.

Confirmed blockchain transactions are generally irreversible. There is no chargeback or support action that can reverse them. Under the smart contract’s intended operation, its available payout, refund, and timeout paths are the expected ways a funded deal’s money moves.

2. Network and software risk

The TON blockchain, wallets, smart contracts, Telegram, and Adpact’s software can experience outages, delays, congestion, fee changes, bugs, or incorrect results. These issues can delay or prevent funding, publication, checking, or claims, or cause unintended permanent loss. The timeout path is on-chain and does not depend on the app being available, but it still depends on the blockchain and smart contract operating as designed. The Service is automated and provided on a best-effort basis; no software system is risk-free.

3. Value risk

The value of Gram can change significantly against your local currency. You are responsible for deciding whether to hold or use Gram and for any tax or legal consequences that may apply to you. Nothing in the Service is investment, financial, tax, or legal advice.

4. Before you continue

Only use a wallet you control. Review the deal and the transaction before confirming it. Fund only an amount you can afford to keep locked for the deal’s recorded timeline. Do not fund from an exchange deposit address.

For questions about how a deal works, contact [email protected].