1. The Services
References to “SaucerSwap,” “DEX,” “exchange,” “swap,” “pool,” “market,” “orderbook,” or similar terms are product or technical descriptions only. They are not representations that SaucerSwap Labs or any Service is registered, licensed, or regulated as a securities exchange, commodities exchange, swap execution facility, designated contract market, alternative trading system, clearing agency, broker, dealer, futures commission merchant, money transmitter, custodian, fiduciary, adviser, market maker, registered or regulated execution venue, or any similar regulated intermediary. The “Services” include:-
the website-hosted user interface at
https://saucerswap.financeand any other domain or interface that links to these Terms; - any mobile application, widget, browser-accessible interface, white-label interface, embedded interface, partner-hosted interface, third-party-hosted interface, or front-end graphical user interface that we make available or authorize and that links to, incorporates, or presents these Terms;
- APIs, software development kits, documentation, developer tools, market-data tools, and related services;
- order-entry tools, off-chain orderbook interfaces, matching-engine infrastructure, order relay, order admission, order validation, order-status services, market-data services, WebSocket feeds, API services, order verification tools, and Settlement-Support Software related to SaucerSwap V3 or other orderbook-based features (the “Orderbook Services”); and
- related software, content, communications, support, security, compliance, analytics, and operational services, in each case as reasonably incidental to the foregoing.
2. Definitions
“Approved Non-Custodial Access Path” means an access path that SaucerSwap Labs makes available for a user, API client, market maker, filler, or other participant to interact with the Services through self-custodial wallet signatures, authorized API credentials, or other non-custodial authentication or authorization methods. An Approved Non-Custodial Access Path does not transfer custody of Digital Assets or private keys to SaucerSwap Labs. “Digital Asset” means any token, coin, stablecoin, payment stablecoin, crypto asset, virtual currency, digital collectible, digital tool, smart-contract right, or other blockchain-based or distributed-ledger-based asset or instrument, including an asset that may be treated under applicable law as a security, commodity, digital commodity, payment instrument, derivative, or other regulated or unregulated instrument depending on the facts and applicable law. Inclusion in this definition, availability through the Services, or display in any interface does not constitute a regulatory-status determination, listing standard, endorsement, or representation that the asset is lawful for any person or jurisdiction. “Orderbook Services” has the meaning given in Section 1 and includes off-chain and on-chain components used to prepare, admit, validate, store, match, relay, display, cancel, expire, reconcile, or support Settlement of orders. “Protocol” means smart contracts, distributed ledger components, on-chain settlement components, and related open-source or decentralized systems that the Services may help users access. “Restricted Person” means any person or entity that, at the time of each access, order, transaction, attempted transaction, API request, or other use of the Services, is subject to sanctions, located in a restricted jurisdiction, organized in a restricted jurisdiction, owned or controlled by a sanctioned person, identified on a restricted-party list, or otherwise prohibited from using the Services under these Terms or applicable law. “Settlement” means the on-chain, network, smart-contract, wallet, or other final or attempted state change, transfer, confirmation, reconciliation, or settlement-support outcome associated with an order, transaction, cancellation, expiration, or related activity. “Settlement-Support Software” means software, infrastructure, tools, relayers, fillers, queues, indexers, reconciliation processes, transaction-preparation flows, transaction-submission flows, and related operational systems used to support, attempt, track, reconcile, or display Settlement. “Third-Party Services” means wallets, RPC providers, mirror nodes, indexers, explorers, bridges, oracles, cloud providers, analytics tools, security vendors, token issuers, stablecoin issuers, market makers, liquidity providers, solvers, relayers, fillers, API participants, blockchains, app stores, and other products, services, software, infrastructure, or data not controlled by SaucerSwap Labs.3. Eligibility And Authority
You may use the Services only if you can form a legally binding contract with us and only if you are at least 18 years old. In no event may you use the Services if you are under 18, even if your local law would otherwise allow a lower age for contract or digital-consent purposes. If you use the Services on behalf of an entity, you represent that you have authority to bind that entity, that the entity is duly organized and in good standing where required, that the entity is not a Restricted Person, that the entity is not organized in or operating from a restricted jurisdiction, and that the entity’s use of the Services complies with these Terms and applicable law. You represent that you and any entity on whose behalf you use the Services are eligible to use the Services, are not Restricted Persons, are not using the Services for a Restricted Person, and will use only Approved Non-Custodial Access Paths unless we expressly authorize another access path in writing. The Services are not intended for children or minors. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13, under 16 for GDPR-scope users unless a lower member-state age applies, or under the minimum age of digital consent in the applicable jurisdiction.4. Restricted Persons, Jurisdictions, And Sanctions
You may not use the Services if:- you are located in, organized in, ordinarily resident in, or accessing the Services from a jurisdiction or territory subject to comprehensive sanctions, embargoes, or other restrictions under then-current official sanctions programs, restricted-party lists, export-control rules, or a restricted-jurisdiction notice presented by SaucerSwap Labs;
- you are identified on, owned by, controlled by, acting for, or acting on behalf of any person identified on any sanctions, restricted-party, denied-party, blocked-person, export-control, or similar list maintained by the United States, United Nations, European Union, United Kingdom, or other applicable authority as those lists exist at the time of each access, order, transaction, or attempted use;
- your wallet, account, funds, transaction, order, or activity is associated with sanctions, ransomware, cybercrime, money laundering, terrorist financing, fraud, market manipulation, theft, exploitation, or other unlawful activity; or
- your use would cause SaucerSwap Labs, any user, any infrastructure provider, or any other person to violate applicable law.
5. Self-Custody, Wallets, And Private Keys
The Services are designed to be non-custodial. SaucerSwap Labs does not store your private keys or seed phrases, does not have access to your encrypted or decrypted private keys, does not hold Digital Assets for you, and does not exercise control over any private key or Digital Asset at any point. You are solely responsible for your wallet, private keys, seed phrases, hardware wallet, software wallet, wallet provider, third-party key management system, wallet credentials, device security, approvals, allowances, signatures, transactions, orders, account security, and use of any Approved Non-Custodial Access Path. We cannot restore lost keys, recover seed phrases, reverse blockchain transactions, guarantee wallet software or hardware behavior, guarantee third-party key-management behavior, or prevent losses caused by wallet compromise, phishing, malicious software, social engineering, support impersonation, user error, or Third-Party Services. Orderbook Services may process signed order data, signatures, wallet addresses, and related metadata. Processing that information does not mean SaucerSwap Labs takes custody of your private keys or Digital Assets.6. User Orders, Signatures, Approvals, And Cancellations
You are solely responsible for reviewing every wallet prompt, transaction, approval, token association, signed message, typed-data payload, signature mode, signature prefix, EIP-712 payload, Hedera personal-sign payload, order-verification metadata, order payload, order side, order type, maker or taker status, token address, amount, price, slippage setting, fee, fee cap, deadline, time-in-force, recipient, hook or custom logic, allowance, cancellation request, expiration setting, and displayed risk before signing or submitting it. Signed orders, signatures, approvals, allowances, and related metadata may remain valid until expiration, cancellation, revocation, or another terminal state. Approvals or allowances may permit spending up to high or maximum amounts until you revoke them. Cancellations and expirations are distinct lifecycle events. A cancellation, expiration, revocation, or deadline may not be immediate, may fail, may be delayed, may not reach every relevant system, or may arrive too late to prevent matching, execution, Settlement, or settlement-support activity. A displayed cancellation, expiration, order status, fill status, balance, or settlement status may be provisional, delayed, stale, incorrect, or inconsistent across the interface, API, WebSocket feed, wallet, explorer, mirror node, indexer, and public network. You acknowledge and agree that no interface or API status is final until confirmed by the relevant on-chain or otherwise authoritative Settlement state. Market, one-cancels-the-other (“OCO”), conditional, linked, on-chain-cancel, or other advanced order types may depend on server-stamped time-to-live values (“TTLs”) or effective deadlines, trigger logic, linked-cancellation logic, API or maker guides, technical specifications, and on-chain cancellation paths as updated from time to time. The specific behavior of advanced order types is governed by the applicable V3 Orderbook Risk Notice, API documentation, and technical specifications as presented or updated for the relevant access path. Those mechanisms may be delayed, may fail, may expire unexpectedly, may fill after an apparent expiration, or may behave differently from interface estimates. We are not responsible for losses arising from any order, approval, allowance, signature, cancellation, expiration, token association, wallet prompt, typed-data payload, or transaction that you authorize.7. Orderbook Services And Off-Chain Order System
Orderbook Services may include off-chain and on-chain components. They may depend on smart contracts, public networks, wallets, servers, databases, queues, Redis streams, indexers, mirror nodes, APIs, WebSockets, market-data services, RPC providers, operator accounts, configuration settings, third-party infrastructure, and other systems, including without limitation systems that generate or reference Hedera transaction IDs, consensus timestamps, or Hedera Consensus Service (“HCS”) references where applicable. Orderbook Services are non-custodial software infrastructure. They do not require SaucerSwap Labs to hold your private keys or Digital Assets. Your use of Orderbook Services does not create a brokerage, agency, exchange, clearing, custody, advisory, fiduciary, market-making, money transmission, Settlement, settlement-as-intermediary, or best-execution relationship between you and SaucerSwap Labs. SaucerSwap Labs does not guarantee that any order will be accepted, displayed, routed, relayed, matched, prioritized, partially filled, fully filled, canceled, expired, rejected, corrected, submitted on-chain, settled, confirmed, recovered, or reflected accurately in any interface, API, database, event stream, WebSocket feed, indexer, mirror node, wallet, explorer, or public network. Orders may be queued, throttled, dropped, rejected, duplicated in display or processing, mis-sequenced, corrected, canceled, expired, partially filled, overfilled, underfilled, filled more than once, filled after an apparent terminal state, filled at unexpected times, filled at prices or amounts within signed parameters but different from interface estimates, matched against another order, matched against SaucerSwap automated market maker (“AMM”) liquidity or another backstop liquidity source made available by the then-current V3 configuration, not matched, not settled, or settled after a delay. Order admission, matching, maker or taker classification, queue priority, tie-breakers, minimum sizes, tick sizes, time-in-force handling, cancellation handling, expiration handling, self-trade controls, backstop-liquidity logic, throttles, and halt behavior may be determined by smart-contract rules, matching-engine code, API documentation, configuration settings, operational controls, and third-party infrastructure as they exist at the relevant time. We may change those rules, settings, and controls prospectively or, where we determine necessary, immediately for legal, security, operational, abuse-prevention, or market-integrity reasons. These controls are operational and non-discretionary as applied to signed economic parameters unless we expressly state otherwise. They do not authorize SaucerSwap Labs to change the signed price, amount, asset, side, or recipient terms of an order. These rules and controls may affect users differently and do not guarantee equal latency, equal access, priority, fill, cancellation, expiration, or Settlement. Orderbook Services and public networks may expose orders, transactions, market data, or inferred trading interest to other users, counterparties, validators, relayers, fillers, market makers, liquidity providers, analytics providers, bots, searchers, or other observers. You assume risks of front-running, sandwiching, latency arbitrage, adverse selection, copy trading, inference from public or semi-public data, and other market behavior, whether arising on-chain, off-chain, through APIs, through WebSocket feeds, through HCS references where used, through mirror-node or indexer data, or through third-party systems. SaucerSwap Labs, its affiliates, personnel, contractors, service providers, market makers, liquidity providers, and API participants may not use non-public user order information for undisclosed preferential trading, front-running, market manipulation, or other misuse. Any access to non-public order information must be limited to what SaucerSwap Labs determines is reasonably necessary for operations, compliance, security, investigation, reconciliation, support, legal process, regulatory cooperation, or dispute handling and must be subject to applicable confidentiality, access, and misuse restrictions.8. No Best Execution Or Market Integrity Warranty
The Services do not provide, and SaucerSwap Labs does not undertake, any duty of best execution, price improvement, price protection, quote protection, order priority, fair access, continuous trading, market making, liquidity-provision or market-making obligations, regulated market surveillance service, market-integrity warranty, uptime, cancellation, recovery, reimbursement, notification, custodial Settlement, guaranteed Settlement, or Settlement as a regulated intermediary. Any monitoring, controls, alerts, reviews, restrictions, or interventions we perform are discretionary operational, security, legal, compliance, abuse-prevention, automated-risk, or market-integrity risk controls, and do not create a duty to detect, prevent, correct, disclose, reverse, or compensate any trading activity or system condition. Any orderbook, quote, price, depth, spread, trade, volume, status, route, pool, balance, fee, risk, warning, analytics, or market-data display is provided for informational purposes only and may be stale, incomplete, inaccurate, delayed, unavailable, or inconsistent with on-chain state, off-chain state, internal systems, third-party systems, or actual execution or Settlement outcomes. Section 20 explains that the Services do not provide investment, trading, legal, tax, accounting, financial, regulatory, custody, fiduciary, or other professional advice. Different interfaces, APIs, WebSocket feeds, market-data feeds, users, regions, devices, infrastructure providers, and access programs may receive or display information at different times or with different latency, completeness, refresh rates, precision, or availability. We do not provide, and do not commit to provide, a consolidated tape, latency-equalized feed, market-data parity guarantee, or guarantee that any displayed market data is the same data available to any other person or system. Any reference to “best price,” “optimal,” “route,” “execution,” “settlement,” “liquidity,” or similar language is not a representation, warranty, recommendation, or guarantee of best execution, best price, availability, priority, timing, fill, cancellation, expiration, or Settlement.9. Spot Only; No Derivatives, Margin, Or Financing
The Services are intended only for spot, non-leveraged, non-margined Digital Asset transactions initiated by users or authorized API, market-maker, filler, or other approved participants through self-custodial wallets, accounts, or Approved Non-Custodial Access Paths. You may not use the Services to create, trade, offer, arrange, or facilitate futures, options, swaps, perpetual contracts, contracts for difference, leveraged transactions, margined transactions, financed retail commodity transactions under Commodity Exchange Act Section 2(c)(2)(D) or similar law, securities lending, short sales, off-chain credit, synthetic exposure, or any other transaction that would require a registration, license, exemption, permission, or authorization that SaucerSwap Labs has not expressly obtained and disclosed in writing. For purposes of these Terms, “synthetic exposure” means an arrangement designed to create leveraged, financed, margined, derivative, short, or economically derivative exposure to an asset without owning or transferring the asset on a spot basis. The mere display, holding, transfer, or spot transaction of a wrapped token, yield-bearing token, liquidity-pool token, or other Digital Asset through the Services does not by itself mean that you have created prohibited synthetic exposure, but you remain responsible for determining whether your transaction is lawful and permitted.10. Regulatory Status And No Asset Classification
Digital Assets accessible through the Services may be securities, commodities, derivatives, payment stablecoins, other stablecoins, payment instruments, digital commodities, digital collectibles, digital tools, or other regulated or unregulated instruments depending on the facts and applicable law. The regulatory status of Digital Assets, protocols, orderbooks, market-data systems, stablecoins, and digital-asset intermediaries is evolving and may change without notice. No statement in these Terms, the Services, any interface, documentation, token list, pool, orderbook, market, quote, route, market-data feed, API response, announcement, Discord message, support response, or other communication is a legal determination, investment recommendation, solicitation, endorsement, or representation that any Digital Asset is or is not a security, commodity, digital commodity, permitted payment stablecoin, derivative, or other regulated instrument. You are solely responsible for determining whether your use of the Services and any Digital Asset transaction is lawful in your jurisdiction and consistent with any legal, tax, regulatory, compliance, contractual, or fiduciary obligations that apply to you. Nothing in these Terms is a representation that any registration, license, exemption, no-action position, safe harbor, or legal classification is available, unnecessary, or applicable to any person, asset, transaction, market, orderbook, or use of the Services.11. No Regulated Intermediary Relationship
Unless SaucerSwap Labs publishes an official regulatory notice or updated Terms stating otherwise, SaucerSwap Labs has not registered with the SEC as a securities exchange, broker, dealer, alternative trading system, clearing agency, transfer agent, or investment adviser; with the CFTC as a designated contract market, swap execution facility, derivatives clearing organization, futures commission merchant, introducing broker, commodity trading adviser, commodity pool operator, retail foreign exchange dealer, or other CFTC-regulated intermediary; with FinCEN as a money services business; or with any state regulator as a money transmitter, custodian, fiduciary, market maker, registered or regulated execution venue, or similar regulated intermediary with respect to the Services. Nothing in these Terms limits any regulator’s jurisdiction, our obligation to comply with applicable law, or our ability to register, license, restrict, suspend, or modify Services if required or appropriate. No regulated intermediary, agency, fiduciary, brokerage, advisory, custody, regulated clearing, custodial Settlement, guaranteed Settlement, Settlement as a regulated intermediary, money transmission, or best-execution relationship is created by your use of the Services. Nothing in these Terms represents that any registration, license, exemption, no-action position, safe harbor, approval, or authorization is available, unnecessary, or applicable to any person, asset, transaction, market, orderbook, or use of the Services. Nothing in these Terms creates a duty to provide advance notice of confidential regulatory inquiries, enforcement matters, legal process, restrictions, investigations, or proceedings. No SEC, CFTC, FinCEN, OFAC, Treasury, state, staff, no-action, interpretive, or other agency statement is incorporated into these Terms as a representation that any Service qualifies for any exemption, safe harbor, registration exclusion, no-action position, or particular regulatory status. Some Orderbook Services may include off-chain order admission, validation, storage, matching, relay, market-data, API, and Settlement-support functions that differ from a passive or purely client-side user interface. SaucerSwap Labs does not provide investment, trading, legal, tax, accounting, financial, custody, escrow, regulated clearing, custodial Settlement, guaranteed Settlement, Settlement as a regulated intermediary, money transmission, redemption, insurance, or fiduciary services. SaucerSwap Labs does not hold, custody, control, guarantee, redeem, back, reserve, or insure your Digital Assets, stablecoins, private keys, wallet credentials, orders, proceeds, or transaction outcomes.12. Token, Pair, Pool, Orderbook, Market, Route, And Stablecoin Availability
The availability of any token, pair, pool, orderbook, market, route, quote, liquidity source, stablecoin, bridge, wallet, or third-party integration through the Services does not constitute an endorsement, recommendation, solicitation, listing standard, legal classification, suitability determination, due-diligence conclusion, reserve review, issuer review, compliance review, or representation regarding safety, value, legality, liquidity, reserve backing, redemption rights, issuer compliance, sanctions status, tax treatment, or regulatory status. SaucerSwap Labs has no obligation to conduct or disclose due diligence on any token, stablecoin, issuer, bridge, pool, orderbook, market, route, wallet, or integration. Any review we perform is for our own operational, legal, compliance, or security purposes and does not create a duty to users or a warranty that the asset or integration is safe, lawful, liquid, backed, redeemable, or compliant. SaucerSwap Labs may add, remove, restrict, geoblock, hide, delist, disable, pause, or modify access to any token, pair, pool, orderbook, market, route, quote, liquidity source, stablecoin, bridge, wallet, or integration at any time without liability. We may do so for legal, regulatory, sanctions, compliance, security, operational, liquidity, abuse-prevention, market-integrity, issuer-risk, third-party dependency, or other reasons, and we are not required to provide a specific reason. SaucerSwap Labs does not issue, redeem, guarantee, back, reserve, custody, or insure any third-party stablecoin or payment stablecoin available through the Services. Any stablecoin issuer, reserve, redemption right, freeze function, blacklist function, transfer restriction, regulatory status, solvency, audit, attestation, or compliance representation is solely the responsibility of the relevant issuer or third party. References to a stablecoin or payment stablecoin in the Services do not mean that the asset is issued by a permitted payment stablecoin issuer, is available for lawful use by U.S. persons, is subject to any particular reserve, redemption, attestation, supervision, or AML/sanctions regime, or has been approved by Treasury, OCC, Federal Reserve, FDIC, NCUA, SEC, CFTC, FinCEN, OFAC, or any state regulator.13. APIs, Bots, Market Makers, And Developers
If you use any API, WebSocket feed, software development kit (“SDK”), developer tool, API key, market-maker access, or automated access path, you must comply with these Terms, any API documentation, rate limits, usage restrictions, market-maker agreement, bug-bounty rules, or separate written agreement that applies. API keys and automated access are revocable privileges, not rights. We may monitor usage, impose or change rate limits, throttle traffic, restrict methods, rotate keys, require allowlisting, require additional verification, suspend access, terminate access, change endpoints, change payloads, or discontinue APIs or feeds at any time. Where commercially reasonable and not inconsistent with legal, security, sanctions, abuse-prevention, or operational needs, we will use reasonable efforts to provide advance or prompt notice of material API deprecations, key revocations, or endpoint removals through the interface, developer documentation, API notice, email, or other reasonable means. Market-maker, liquidity-provider, API, filler, partner, and enterprise participants may receive different credentials, endpoints, rate limits, throughput limits, latency profiles, documentation, support channels, fee tiers, rebates, incentives, data-access terms, or operational terms under separate written programs. These differences do not create any right for other users to receive the same terms and do not create any best-execution, fair-access, fiduciary, agency, or market-integrity duty. SaucerSwap Labs will not intentionally provide non-public user order information to any participant for undisclosed preferential trading, front-running, or market manipulation. Any non-public order information shared with a participant must be limited to what SaucerSwap Labs determines is reasonably necessary for the participant’s requested orderbook, routing, Settlement-support, reconciliation, compliance, security, investigation, support, or dispute-resolution function and subject to applicable confidentiality, access, and misuse restrictions. You may not:- scrape, crawl, or harvest data except through documented access paths we authorize;
- conduct load testing, penetration testing, benchmark testing, security testing, reverse engineering, or competitive testing outside an active SaucerSwap Labs bug-bounty program, responsible-disclosure process, or written authorization;
- exploit stale prices, latency, order sequencing, bugs, adverse selection, misconfiguration, or unavailable cancellation paths;
- circumvent rate limits, access controls, geoblocking, authentication, sanctions screening, or monitoring;
- create false volume, wash trades, spoof, layer, quote stuff, self-trade to mislead, manipulate market data, or disrupt any orderbook or matching path; or
- use SaucerSwap Labs’ non-public data, trade secrets, confidential information, or proprietary infrastructure to create, train, operate, or improve a competing routing, aggregation, market-data, or trading product in violation of these Terms, API terms, or a separate written agreement.
14. Prohibited Conduct
You may not use the Services to engage in or facilitate:- fraud, deception, manipulation, false or misleading activity, or illegal activity;
- wash trading, spoofing, layering, quote stuffing, marking the close, pump-and-dump activity, self-trading intended to create false volume, or activity creating a false or misleading appearance of trading activity, price, liquidity, demand, supply, orderbook depth, or market condition;
- front-running through misuse of non-public or misappropriated information;
- oracle manipulation, indexer manipulation, market-data manipulation, denial-of-service activity, API abuse, orderbook disruption, bug exploitation, replay attacks, double-fill attempts, settlement disruption, or circumvention of rate limits or access controls;
- sanctions evasion, money laundering, terrorist financing, cybercrime, ransomware, theft, exploitation, or transactions involving stolen, hacked, or unlawfully obtained assets;
- derivatives, margin, leverage, financing, synthetic exposure, or other prohibited transactions described in Section 9;
- infringement, harassment, impersonation, spam, malware, phishing, unauthorized access, or attacks on any user, wallet, protocol, network, or service provider; or
- any activity that violates applicable law or these Terms.
15. Compliance, Regulatory Change, And Emergency Controls
SaucerSwap Labs may, in its sole discretion and without liability, reject, delay, throttle, queue, deprioritize, filter, correct, cancel, expire, disable, restrict, geoblock, delist, close, reopen, halt, suspend, or terminate any Service, Orderbook Service, orderbook, market, order, API key, account access, order-entry path, matching path, settlement-support path, market-data feed, WebSocket feed, token, pair, pool, route, or related feature. We may take these actions for legal, regulatory, sanctions, compliance, security, abuse-prevention, market-integrity, operational, technical, system-load, third-party dependency, suspected error, suspected manipulation, suspected unlawful activity, or other reasons. We may require wallet screening, location screening, identity checks, additional information, API controls, allowlisting, terms reacceptance, or other compliance steps where we determine they are necessary or appropriate. Except where required by applicable law, SaucerSwap Labs does not undertake any duty to monitor for, prevent, detect, correct, reverse, recover, reimburse, or notify users of any issue.16. Fees
You are responsible for all network fees, gas fees, token association fees, wallet fees, third-party fees, interface fees, swap fees, orderbook fees, API fees, market-maker fees, partner fees, and other fees that apply to your use of the Services. Fees may change. Displayed fees may be estimates, may differ materially from fees actually charged or incurred, and may not reflect final network, wallet, liquidity, route, or third-party costs. Third-party fees are outside our control. Where the public user interface charges a fee, we will display or otherwise make available material fee and routing-compensation information we determine appropriate through the interface fee disclosure, order preview, API response, API documentation, program terms, fee schedule, or other notice that applies to the relevant access path. Separate API, market-maker, liquidity, filler, partner, or enterprise programs may include fees, discounts, incentives, rebates, compensation, or other commercial terms, and those terms control for the covered access or activity. Where any fee, rebate, incentive, market-maker arrangement, liquidity-provider arrangement, API tier, affiliate relationship, default-route parameter, or other arrangement could influence what routes, pools, orderbooks, markets, counterparties, quotes, liquidity sources, depth, speed, fees, or defaults are displayed or made available, SaucerSwap Labs will disclose or make available material terms, conflicts, and limitations through the interface, API documentation, program terms, fee schedule, order preview, or other notice that applies to the relevant access path. Fee, rebate, incentive, routing-compensation, or conflict disclosures are product and conflict notices only. They do not create a duty of best execution, price improvement, quote protection, routing optimization, fiduciary advice, agency, fair access, market surveillance, market integrity, or equal treatment.17. Third-Party Services And Networks
The Services may link to or interoperate with Third-Party Services. We do not control Third-Party Services and are not responsible for their content, accuracy, availability, privacy practices, security, fees, performance, legality, or operations. Public networks, wallets, RPC providers, mirror nodes, indexers, bridges, explorers, token issuers, stablecoin issuers, validators, cloud providers, analytics providers, market makers, liquidity providers, solvers, relayers, fillers, API participants, and other Third-Party Services may halt, reorganize, fork, congest, fail, censor, upgrade, change, be exploited, or behave unexpectedly. You use Third-Party Services at your own risk.18. Security Reviews, Audits, Bug Bounties, And Testnets
Security reviews, audits, bug bounty programs, testnet programs, monitoring, safeguards, or risk controls do not create any warranty, representation, service-level agreement, reimbursement obligation, or guarantee that the Services, Protocol, Orderbook Services, smart contracts, APIs, off-chain systems, market data, order data, or third-party dependencies are secure, correct, complete, uninterrupted, compliant, or free from bugs, exploits, misconfiguration, manipulation, cyber incidents, or loss. Public references to audits or security reviews apply only to the specific scope reviewed and do not imply that unrelated smart contracts, off-chain components, APIs, infrastructure, databases, queues, WebSocket feeds, order-core systems, matchers, front-end components, integrations, or future changes were reviewed.19. Assumption Of Risk
You assume all risks arising from your use of the Services, Digital Assets, wallets, the Protocol, public networks, Orderbook Services, and Third-Party Services. These risks include:- loss of Digital Assets, stablecoins, profits, opportunities, data, or access;
- market volatility, slippage, illiquidity, stale prices, failed transactions, unexpected execution, partial fills, no fills, duplicate fills, overfills, underfills, fills after apparent terminal states, delayed fills, delayed or missing settlement, and inability to place, modify, cancel, or settle orders;
- bugs, outages, misconfiguration, latency, data corruption, incomplete data, indexing errors, event-stream errors, WebSocket failures, API failures, database failures, Redis or queue failures, order-core failures, matcher failures, settlement-support software failures, fee-controller or admin-configuration errors, maker validation failures, taker transfer failures, actual-fee, fee-cap, or order-cap mismatches, skipped-maker events, filler authorization failures, fee-discount tier errors, market-halt or market-reopen events, market-data snapshot errors, wallet or signature incompatibilities, token association or allowance failures, operator funding failures, network congestion, chain events, smart-contract errors, sanctions or compliance controls, market halts, cyber incidents, maximal extractable value (“MEV”), sandwiching, front-running, latency arbitrage, adverse selection, public or inferred trading-interest exposure, or third-party service failures;
- fake tokens, malicious tokens, token issuer risk, stablecoin reserve or redemption risk, freeze or blacklist functions, bridge risk, oracle risk, governance risk, admin-key risk, upgrade risk, and regulatory risk;
- phishing, support impersonation, malware, compromised devices, compromised wallets, social engineering, and user error; and
- tax, accounting, legal, regulatory, sanctions, and jurisdictional consequences.
20. No Advice
The Services and any information provided through them are for informational and software-access purposes only. We do not provide investment, trading, legal, tax, accounting, financial, regulatory, custody, fiduciary, or other professional advice. You should consult your own advisers before using the Services or engaging in any Digital Asset transaction.21. No Warranties
Plain-language summary for users where required by applicable consumer law: the Services are provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis. We do not promise that the Services, market data, order status, balances, APIs, or third-party systems will be available, accurate, complete, secure, timely, or error-free. These disclaimers apply only to the extent permitted by the law that applies to you and do not limit mandatory consumer, privacy, data-security, personal-injury, fraud, or other non-waivable rights. THE SERVICES, PROTOCOL, ORDERBOOK SERVICES, APIS, MARKET DATA, DOCUMENTATION, CONTENT, AND ALL RELATED INFORMATION ARE PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE.” TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, SAUCERSWAP LABS DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES AND REPRESENTATIONS, EXPRESS, IMPLIED, STATUTORY, OR OTHERWISE, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, ACCURACY, AVAILABILITY, RELIABILITY, SECURITY, COMPLETENESS, TIMELINESS, AND QUIET ENJOYMENT. WE DO NOT WARRANT THAT THE SERVICES WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED, ERROR-FREE, SECURE, ACCURATE, COMPLETE, CURRENT, AVAILABLE, COMPATIBLE WITH ANY WALLET OR DEVICE, FREE FROM VULNERABILITIES, OR THAT ANY ORDER, CANCELLATION, EXPIRATION, TRANSACTION, OR SETTLEMENT WILL BE ACCEPTED, MATCHED, FILLED, CANCELED, EXPIRED, SUBMITTED, CONFIRMED, RECOVERED, OR SETTLED. WE DO NOT WARRANT THE ACCURACY, COMPLETENESS, TIMELINESS, CONSISTENCY, OR AVAILABILITY OF ANY MARKET DATA, ORDER STATUS, BALANCE, ROUTE, QUOTE, FEE ESTIMATE, DEPTH, VOLUME, FILL STATUS, CANCELLATION STATUS, EXPIRATION STATUS, SETTLEMENT STATUS, API RESPONSE, WEBSOCKET MESSAGE, MIRROR-NODE DATA, INDEXER DATA, WALLET DISPLAY, OR THIRD-PARTY DATA.22. Limitation Of Liability
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, SAUCERSWAP LABS AND ITS AFFILIATES, STOCKHOLDERS, DIRECTORS, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, CONTRACTORS, AGENTS, SERVICE PROVIDERS, AND LICENSORS WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, PUNITIVE, ENHANCED, OR SIMILAR DAMAGES; LOST PROFITS; LOST REVENUE; LOST BUSINESS; LOST OPPORTUNITY; TRADING LOSS; LOSS OF DIGITAL ASSETS; LOSS OF STABLECOINS; LOSS OF DATA; LOSS OF GOODWILL; BUSINESS INTERRUPTION; COMPUTER DAMAGE; DEVICE DAMAGE; SYSTEM FAILURE; REGULATORY LOSS; OR COST OF SUBSTITUTE SERVICES, WHETHER BASED ON WARRANTY, CONTRACT, TORT, NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY, MISREPRESENTATION, FIDUCIARY THEORY, AGENCY THEORY, CONSUMER-PROTECTION THEORY, STATUTE, OR ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. For purposes of this Section, loss of Digital Assets, stablecoins, token value, trading opportunity, or expected execution outcome is treated as indirect, consequential, special, or similar loss to the maximum extent permitted by law, even if Digital Asset transactions are the activity for which you used the Services. THIS LIMITATION APPLIES TO ALL CLAIMS ARISING FROM OR RELATING TO THE SERVICES, INCLUDING ANY ORDER-CORE, MATCHER, ORDERBOOK, API, WEBSOCKET, INDEXER, DATABASE, REDIS, QUEUE, MARKET-DATA, QUOTE, FEE, SETTLEMENT-SUPPORT, WALLET-CONNECTION, SIGNING, AUTHENTICATION, COMPLIANCE-CONTROL, SANCTIONS-SCREENING, BETA, TESTNET, SMART-CONTRACT, PROTOCOL, NETWORK, OR THIRD-PARTY DEPENDENCY ERROR, OUTAGE, DELAY, MISCONFIGURATION, EXPLOIT, VULNERABILITY, OR FAILURE, AND INCLUDES FAILED OR UNEXPECTED EXECUTION, INABILITY TO TRADE OR CANCEL, INCORRECT DISPLAY, DELAYED OR MISSING SETTLEMENT, AND REGULATORY OR COMPLIANCE RESTRICTIONS. The exclusions and cap in this Section do not apply to fraud, intentional misconduct, willful misconduct, gross negligence as determined under Delaware law, death or personal injury caused by negligence, public injunctive relief, statutory damages, statutory penalties, statutory attorneys’ fees or costs, privacy or data-security liability, or any other liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, OUR TOTAL LIABILITY FOR ALL CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE SERVICES OR THESE TERMS WILL NOT EXCEED THE GREATER OF (A) THE AMOUNT YOU PAID DIRECTLY TO SAUCERSWAP LABS FOR THE SPECIFIC SERVICE GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM DURING THE THREE MONTHS BEFORE THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO LIABILITY, OR (B) ONE HUNDRED U.S. DOLLARS ($100.00). THAT THREE-MONTH LOOKBACK IS THE GENERAL CONTRACTUAL CAP. FOR INDIVIDUAL CONSUMERS WHERE MANDATORY LAW DOES NOT ALLOW THAT CAP, OUR LIABILITY WILL BE LIMITED TO THE GREATER OF (X) THE DIRECT FEES YOU PAID DIRECTLY TO SAUCERSWAP LABS FOR THE SPECIFIC SERVICE GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM DURING THE 12 MONTHS BEFORE THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO LIABILITY, OR (Y) THE MINIMUM AMOUNT REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE MANDATORY LAW. Some jurisdictions do not allow certain exclusions or limitations of liability. In those jurisdictions, our liability will be limited to the maximum extent permitted by law. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for fraud, intentional misconduct, willful misconduct, gross negligence as determined under Delaware law, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any statutory, consumer, privacy, data-security, or other liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law.23. Release
To the maximum extent permitted by law, you release SaucerSwap Labs and its affiliates, stockholders, directors, officers, employees, contractors, agents, service providers, and licensors only from known claims arising from Third-Party Services, public networks, wallets, Digital Assets, user-authorized orders, signatures, approvals, transactions, expirations, cancellations, or other users, except to the extent caused by SaucerSwap Labs’ breach, negligence where liability cannot be waived, fraud, intentional misconduct, willful misconduct, gross negligence, statutory violation, privacy or data-security violation, or other non-waivable liability. This release is intentionally narrower than the limitation of liability in Section 22. It does not waive unknown claims, prospective claims, statutory rights, public injunctive relief, statutory damages, statutory fees, privacy or data rights, or any right that cannot be waived before a dispute arises. No California Civil Code Section 1542 waiver applies unless presented in a separate post-dispute settlement or release with separate consideration.24. Indemnification
You will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless SaucerSwap Labs and its affiliates, stockholders, directors, officers, employees, contractors, agents, service providers, and licensors from and against third-party claims, damages, losses, liabilities, costs, and expenses, including reasonable attorneys’ fees, to the extent caused by your breach of these Terms, unlawful or sanctioned activity, manipulative or abusive trading activity described in Section 14, unauthorized API or automated access, violation of third-party rights, or user content, support, bug-bounty, security-report, or feedback submissions. Your indemnity obligations do not apply to ordinary consumer use that complies with Sections 3, 4, and 9; claims caused by SaucerSwap Labs or its service providers; disputes not caused by your breach or wrongdoing; SaucerSwap Labs’ fraud, intentional misconduct, willful misconduct, gross negligence, non-waivable statutory violation, or non-waivable privacy or data-security claims.25. Trading Information, Conflicts, And Privacy
Our Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, and retain information. By using the Services, you acknowledge that wallet addresses, transaction data, order data, HCS references where used, public-chain data, mirror-node data, explorer data, indexer data, and market data may be public, immutable, independently retained, or outside our control. SaucerSwap Labs may preserve, use, disclose, or provide information about you, your wallet, your orders, your transactions, your API usage, your device or network activity, or your use of the Services to courts, regulators, law enforcement, government authorities, sanctions authorities, self-regulatory organizations, counterparties, infrastructure providers, legal or compliance advisers, auditors, service providers, or other third parties when we believe disclosure is required or appropriate to comply with law, legal process, sanctions obligations, regulatory requests, investigations, security incidents, disputes, fraud or abuse prevention, market-manipulation concerns, or protection of SaucerSwap Labs, users, the Protocol, the Services, or the public. SaucerSwap Labs maintains, or requires service providers to maintain, contractual, technical, operational, access-control, logging, confidentiality, and misuse-prevention controls for non-public order and trading information accessible to personnel, affiliates, contractors, service providers, market makers, liquidity providers, API counterparties, and other persons who may receive access in connection with the Services. Non-public order and trading information may be accessed or disclosed only where we determine it is reasonably necessary or appropriate for operations, compliance, security, investigation, reconciliation, support, legal process, regulatory cooperation, or dispute handling. Those persons may not use non-public order or trading information for personal trading, front-running, preferential trading, undisclosed routing advantage, market manipulation, or other improper purposes. SaucerSwap Labs, its affiliates, personnel, service providers, market makers, and liquidity providers may hold Digital Assets, trade Digital Assets, or participate in liquidity programs, but they may not use non-public user order information for undisclosed preferential trading or manipulation. We do not intentionally disclose non-public signed order payloads, order intent, API strategy data, or wallet-linked trading history to market makers, liquidity providers, or API counterparties for their independent trading advantage, except where the disclosure is necessary to operate a requested orderbook, route, settlement-support, reconciliation, compliance, investigation, or dispute-resolution function and is subject to applicable confidentiality, access, and misuse restrictions. SaucerSwap Labs does not guarantee confidentiality where information is public-chain data, operationally shared, legally required, disclosed under legal process, retained by third parties, exposed by user activity, or exposed by Third-Party Services. We may monitor order, API, market-data, and trading activity for operations, security, sanctions, fraud, abuse, market-manipulation prevention, legal process, regulatory requests, dispute handling, debugging, incident response, and reconciliation. Where the Services display routes, venues, liquidity sources, depth, speed, fees, reliability, price, or similar information, those displays are informational and may be based on default parameters, available data, configuration settings, operational constraints, or third-party inputs. They are not recommendations, warranties, fiduciary advice, best-execution determinations, or guarantees of outcome. The Privacy Policy describes data practices only. It does not expand the Services, create a separate service-level agreement, guarantee data accuracy or availability, create a duty to monitor, detect, prevent, correct, disclose, reverse, reimburse, or notify users of trading or system issues, or create any custody, brokerage, agency, fiduciary, advisory, best-execution, fair-access, market-integrity, or regulated-intermediary duty.26. Intellectual Property
The Services, including text, graphics, logos, interfaces, software, designs, compilation, and other content, are owned by SaucerSwap Labs or its licensors and are protected by intellectual property laws. Subject to these Terms, we grant you a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable license to access and use the Services for your own lawful purposes. You may not copy, modify, distribute, sell, lease, sublicense, reverse engineer, or create derivative works from the Services except as permitted by applicable open-source licenses or written authorization from us. The Services may include open-source software. Applicable open-source licenses control the covered software to the extent they conflict with these Terms.27. User Content And Feedback
Subject to the Privacy Policy and applicable privacy, confidentiality, security-reporting, and data-protection rights, if you submit feedback, suggestions, bug reports, support materials, comments, or other content to us, you grant us a worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, sublicensable, transferable, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, modify, publish, distribute, display, and create derivative works from that content as reasonably necessary to operate, improve, secure, document, and promote the Services, without compensation to you. We will not publicly use personal information from support, security, bug-bounty, or private community submissions for promotional purposes without consent, and we will delete, de-identify, or restrict personal information where required by applicable law. You represent that you have the rights necessary to provide that content and that it does not violate law or third-party rights.28. Modifications To These Terms
We may update these Terms from time to time. We will update the “Last modified” date when we do. Where required or where we determine appropriate, we may provide additional notice or require renewed acceptance. For non-material updates, your continued use of the Services after updated Terms are posted or presented means you accept the updated Terms if applicable law permits acceptance by continued use. If you do not agree to updated Terms, you must stop using the Services. For material changes to the Terms, Privacy Policy, V3 Orderbook Risk Notice, API terms, orderbook risk, data processing, dispute terms, or protected V3 access rules, you must affirmatively accept or acknowledge the updated versions before you may build or save V3 orders, receive or use wallet-auth JSON Web Tokens (“JWTs”) or session tokens, receive or use API keys, or access protected Orderbook Services. Continued use alone will not substitute for required affirmative reacceptance. During a reasonable transition period after updated Terms are posted, we may allow users who have not yet accepted the updated Terms to access non-protected, informational, or read-only Services if we determine that doing so is legally and operationally appropriate. We are not required to provide a transition period for protected Orderbook Services, API keys, market-maker access, legal, sanctions, security, abuse-prevention, or emergency changes. If you refuse updated Terms, we may disable protected access and may allow a limited wind-down path for pending orders or in-flight transactions where legally, technically, and operationally feasible. Wind-down access is not guaranteed, may be read-only, may require cancellation or expiration rather than execution, and may be unavailable for legal, sanctions, security, abuse-prevention, market-integrity, or technical reasons. Material changes to arbitration, class waiver, liability limitation, release, indemnity, privacy, or V3 Orderbook Risk Notice terms will apply prospectively after posting or presentation and, where required by law or where we require renewed acceptance. Disputes arising before the effective date of a material change will be governed by the Terms version in effect when the relevant conduct occurred, unless the parties agree otherwise after the dispute arises.29. Suspension And Termination
We may suspend, restrict, or terminate your access to all or part of the Services at any time, with or without notice, including if we believe that you violated these Terms or applicable law, your use creates risk for users or the Services, legal or regulatory concerns exist, security or abuse concerns exist, or operational reasons require action. You may stop using the Services at any time. Sections that by their nature should survive termination will survive, including Sections 2 and 4 through 37, and the Terms version applicable to any dispute will survive for that dispute.30. Electronic Communications
You consent to receive communications from us electronically, including through the Services, website notices, modal notices, email, mobile notifications, API notices, or other electronic means. Electronic communications satisfy any legal requirement that communications be in writing. By accepting these Terms, you consent to receive legal notices, disclosures, agreements, and records electronically. You may request a paper copy or withdraw electronic-record consent by contacting[email protected], but withdrawal may prevent use of protected Orderbook Services. To access and retain records, you need a device, internet access, a current browser, PDF or HTML viewing capability, and storage or printing capability.
This electronic-record consent covers legal notices, disclosures, agreements, policies, risk notices, acceptance records, orderbook and API notices, dispute notices, and other records relating to the Services. By accepting electronically, you confirm that you can access and retain the HTML, PDF, or other electronic records presented at acceptance. You may request a paper copy, withdraw electronic-record consent, or update the information needed to contact you electronically by emailing [email protected]; we currently do not charge a fee for a paper copy unless we disclose a fee before fulfilling the request. Withdrawal will be effective within a reasonable time after receipt and may prevent use of protected Orderbook Services. If hardware or software requirements materially change in a way that creates a material risk that you cannot access or retain future electronic records, we will provide revised requirements and obtain renewed consent where required by law.
31. Governing Law
These Terms and any dispute arising out of or relating to the Services or these Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, without regard to conflict-of-laws principles. The Federal Arbitration Act governs the interpretation and enforcement of the arbitration agreement below. Subject to Section 33, qualifying small-claims proceedings, and any non-waivable consumer, public-injunctive, or local-venue rights that applicable law requires, any court proceeding arising out of or relating to the Services or these Terms must be brought exclusively in the state courts located in New Castle County, Delaware or the United States District Court for the District of Delaware. Each party consents to personal jurisdiction and venue in those courts and waives any objection based on inconvenient forum or lack of personal jurisdiction, except where that waiver is prohibited by applicable law.32. Informal Dispute Resolution
Before starting arbitration or another proceeding, you must first contact us at[email protected] and attempt to resolve the dispute informally. Your notice must include your name, the wallet address or account involved if applicable, a description of the dispute, and the relief you seek. If the dispute is not resolved within 60 days after we receive the notice, either party may proceed as described below.
The limitations period for your claim is tolled from the date SaucerSwap Labs receives a compliant informal dispute notice until the earlier of written resolution, written impasse, or 60 days after receipt.
33. Arbitration
Any claim or controversy arising out of or relating to the Services, these Terms, or any act or omission for which you contend SaucerSwap Labs is liable, including questions of arbitrability, will be finally and exclusively resolved by binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) under its Consumer Arbitration Rules, except as modified by these Terms. The arbitration will be conducted remotely, on written submissions, or in New Castle County, Delaware, as determined under the applicable AAA rules, unless the parties agree otherwise or the arbitrator determines that a different location is required by applicable law. For consumer claims, any in-person hearing will occur in the county or locale where the consumer resides, or another location reasonably accessible to the consumer, unless the consumer chooses remote or written proceedings or AAA rules or applicable law require otherwise. New Castle County, Delaware applies only to non-consumer claims or where the consumer and AAA or arbitrator agree it is reasonably accessible. Except for small-claims matters, emergency temporary relief, and non-waivable public injunctive relief, the arbitrator may award any individual relief available in court under law or equity, including statutory damages, statutory fees, costs, and individual injunctive or declaratory relief, subject only to enforceable limitations in these Terms. Judgment on the award may be entered in any court with jurisdiction, including the courts described in Section 31 where applicable. Nothing in this Section prevents either party from seeking temporary, preliminary, or emergency injunctive or equitable relief in the courts described in Section 31, or another court that applicable law requires or permits for that relief, to preserve the status quo, prevent irreparable harm, protect security, enforce access restrictions, protect intellectual property, or prevent misuse of the Services pending arbitration. Seeking such relief does not waive arbitration, and all arbitrable claims remain subject to arbitration. You may opt out of the arbitration agreement in this Section 33 by emailing[email protected] within 30 days after you first accept these Terms. Your opt-out notice must include the wallet address or Hedera account ID used with the Services, if any, and state that you opt out of arbitration. We will use reasonable efforts to acknowledge receipt of a complete opt-out notice within 10 business days. Opting out of Section 33 does not opt you out of Section 34 unless applicable law requires otherwise. Opting out of arbitration will not affect any other part of these Terms or your ability to use the Services. A valid arbitration opt-out that you timely submit survives later acceptance of amended Terms unless you affirmatively agree otherwise after a dispute arises. A new 30-day arbitration opt-out period opens only if we materially change this Section 33.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, either party may bring an individual claim in small claims court if the claim qualifies. For consumer claims, the AAA Consumer Arbitration Rules, Consumer Due Process Protocol, and applicable AAA consumer fee schedule apply. SaucerSwap Labs will pay arbitration fees and arbitrator compensation that the applicable AAA consumer rules or law require a business to pay, and no arbitrator may reallocate those fees to an individual consumer except where permitted by those rules or applicable law.
Where AAA rules, the AAA Consumer Clause Registry, or the AAA Consumer Due Process Protocol require registration, review, filing, fee payment, or waiver of a provision for AAA administration of consumer claims, SaucerSwap Labs will comply to the extent required before requiring AAA administration of that consumer claim. If the AAA declines or ceases administration of a consumer arbitration because SaucerSwap Labs failed to pay required fees, failed to register or maintain a required consumer clause registration, or refused to waive a provision the AAA requires be waived for Consumer Due Process Protocol compliance, either party may submit the dispute to the courts described in Section 31 unless applicable law requires or permits another forum.
If similar arbitration demands are filed against SaucerSwap Labs or related parties by or with coordinated counsel at or above the threshold in the then-current AAA-ICDR Mass Arbitration Supplementary Rules or other applicable AAA mass-arbitration rules, those rules will apply to the extent accepted by the AAA. The parties agree to cooperate in good faith with any AAA process arbitrator, staged administration, bellwether, mediation, batching, filing-deficiency, or scheduling process that the AAA applies, while preserving individual merits determinations unless the parties agree otherwise.
If the AAA is unavailable for a reason not addressed above, the parties will seek appointment of a substitute administrator or arbitrator under the Federal Arbitration Act with materially similar consumer protections, unless applicable law requires court adjudication.
Nothing in these Terms waives, limits, delays, or requires arbitration of a non-waivable right to seek public injunctive relief where applicable law prohibits that waiver or arbitration. Any such request may be brought in the courts described in Section 31 unless applicable law requires or permits another forum, while individual arbitrable claims remain subject to arbitration unless applicable law requires otherwise.
34. Class Action And Jury Trial Waiver
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, you and SaucerSwap Labs agree that each may bring claims against the other only in an individual capacity and not as a plaintiff, class member, or representative in any class action, collective action, private attorney general action, representative PAGA action, or other representative proceeding. The arbitrator may not consolidate claims of more than one person and may not preside over any class, collective, private attorney general, PAGA, or representative proceeding, except to the extent applicable law makes that restriction unenforceable for a specific non-waivable claim. To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, you and SaucerSwap Labs waive any right to a jury trial.35. Time Limit To Bring Claims
Any claim or cause of action arising out of or relating to the Services or these Terms must be filed within one year after the claim accrues, otherwise the claim is permanently barred. This limitation applies to the maximum extent permitted by law. This one-year period does not apply where prohibited by law; to public injunctive relief; to privacy, data-protection, data-security, personal injury, fraud, intentional-misconduct, or statutory claims with non-waivable limitations periods; or where delayed discovery, equitable tolling, or another mandatory tolling rule applies.36. Notices
You may contact us at: SaucerSwap Labs, Inc. Attn: Legal 63 Federal Street, Unit #349 Portland, ME 04101 Email:[email protected]
We may provide notices through the Services, by email, by wallet or account notice, by API notice, or by other reasonable electronic means.