TERMS OF USE

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These Terms of Use (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of the Scrowolf platform, website, and related interfaces (collectively, the “Platform”). By accessing or using Scrowolf, you agree to be bound by these Terms.

If you do not agree to these Terms, do not use the Platform.

1. Nature of the Platform – Self-Managed Service

Scrowolf is a self-managed, non-custodial Web3 software platform that enables users to independently create, manage, and execute blockchain-based smart contracts.

The Platform operates on a self-directed basis, meaning:

·         all transactions are user-initiated and user-controlled

·         Scrowolf exercises no discretion, judgment, or control

·         smart contracts execute automatically on-chain

Scrowolf:

·         is not a bank, escrow agent, custodian, broker, or financial intermediary

·         does not arbitrate, mediate, or resolve disputes

·         does not provide legal, financial, or investment advice

·         is not a party to any transaction between users

2. Permitted Uses

The Scrowolf Platform may be used for self-managed, non-custodial transactions involving digital services, non-regulated digital products, and simple B2B agreements, provided that such transactions:

·         are digital or remote in nature

·         are governed by objective, rule-based conditions

·         do not require arbitration, mediation, or subjective judgment

·         do not involve custody, fiduciary duties, or regulated financial services

·         are lawful in the applicable jurisdictions

Examples of permitted uses include, but are not limited to:

·         digital services and freelance work

·         consulting and advisory services that are not regulated professions

·         digital products and non-regulated intellectual property licenses

·         simple B2B service agreements with predefined execution rules

Scrowolf does not verify delivery, performance, or compliance between parties and does not intervene in any transaction.

3. User Responsibilities

By using the Platform, you acknowledge and agree that:

·         you understand how blockchain transactions and smart contracts work

·         all transactions are irreversible once finalized

·         you are solely responsible for verifying all transaction details

·         you assume all risks related to crypto assets and smart contracts

4. Supported Asset and Network

USDT (Tether) – BEP20 Network Only

All transactions must be executed exclusively in USDT on the BEP20 network.

Sending funds using any other network may result in permanent and unrecoverable loss of funds.
Scrowolf bears no responsibility for incorrect network selection.

5. Transaction Logic and Automatic Execution

Transactions executed through Scrowolf follow predefined smart contract logic:

a) Deposit and Lock

Funds are transferred directly from the payer’s wallet to a smart contract and locked on-chain.

b) Rejection by the Payer – Automatic Refund

If the payer explicitly rejects the transaction, the smart contract automatically refunds the funds to the payer’s wallet.

c) Automatic Release After 72 Hours

If no rejection occurs within 72 hours, the smart contract is automatically canceled.

Once released, the transaction is final, irreversible, and cannot be undone.

Scrowolf has no technical ability to stop, pause, reverse, or modify this execution.

6. Fees

Scrowolf charges the following fees per transaction:

·         2% of the transaction amount, plus

·         USD $10 (ten US dollars) fixed fee

All fees are non-refundable under all circumstances.

7. No Arbitration or Dispute Resolution

Scrowolf does not arbitrate, mediate, or resolve disputes.
Any disagreement between buyer and seller is strictly between the parties.

8. No Custody of Funds

At no time does Scrowolf:

·         hold, store, or control user funds

·         access private keys

·         manage balances

Funds move directly between wallets and smart contracts.

9. Prohibited Uses and Services

Users may not use the Platform for any transaction involving:

1.      Illegal or unlawful activities

2.      Regulated financial services, including investments, securities, lending, borrowing, derivatives, or asset management

3.      Gambling, betting, or games of chance

4.      Physical goods, shipping, logistics, or commodities

5.      Real estate or property transactions

6.      Custodial, fiduciary, or intermediary services

7.      Regulated or licensed professions, including legal, medical, accounting, or financial advisory services

8.      Employment, payroll, or salary payments

9.      High-risk or restricted goods, including weapons, drugs, or human exploitation

10.  Transactions requiring subjective judgment or arbitration

11.  Platform abuse or fee circumvention

12.  Intellectual property violations

13.  Acting on behalf of undisclosed third parties

14.  Any use that conflicts with the self-managed, non-custodial nature of the Platform

Scrowolf may restrict access to the Platform for any prohibited use.

10. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Scrowolf shall not be liable for:

·         losses resulting from smart contract execution

·         disputes between users

·         missed rejection or cancellation windows

·         incorrect wallet addresses or networks

·         blockchain delays, failures, or errors

Use of the Platform is entirely at the user’s own risk.

11. Assumption of Risk

You acknowledge that blockchain technology involves inherent risks and that smart contracts may contain vulnerabilities. You assume all risks arising from use of the Platform.

12. Compliance With Laws

Users are solely responsible for compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and tax obligations.

13. Modifications

Scrowolf may update these Terms at any time. Continued use constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms.

14. Governing Law

These Terms shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the United States, without regard to conflict of law principles.