Terms of Use

1. General Provisions

1.1. This Terms of Use governs access to and use of the METAHUB website, its wallet-connected interface, project programs, matrix mechanisms, position NFTs, referral functionality, marketplace, and related services (collectively, the “Platform”).

1.2. This Agreement is between the User and [LEGAL COMPANY NAME], registered in [COUNTRY OF INCORPORATION], with its registered address at [REGISTERED ADDRESS] (the “Company”). METAHUB is the Platform’s trading name.

1.3. By accepting these Terms through the Platform or using its transactional functionality after being presented with these Terms, the User agrees to this Agreement. A person acting for an organization represents that they have authority to bind that organization. A User who does not agree must not initiate further participation.

1.4. The User should read this Agreement together with the Privacy Policy. Acknowledgment of the Privacy Policy does not itself constitute consent to processing that requires separate consent.

2. Definitions

2.1. User means a person accessing or using the Platform. Wallet means an external cryptocurrency wallet through which the User authorizes signatures and transactions.

2.2. Project or Program means a participation mechanism governed by the applicable smart-contract configuration. Position NFT means an ERC-721 token associated with a matrix entry or working board and the functionality assigned to that position.

2.3. Reward means an allocation calculated under the applicable program rules. Upgrade, reactivation, reinvestment, and placement balances mean amounts reserved within the smart contracts for their designated purposes; they are distinct from income already paid to a wallet.

2.4. Smart Contract means code deployed on a blockchain that executes transactions and program rules. USDT means the specific supported token identified by its contract address on the selected network. Tokens with the same symbol on another network are not automatically supported.

3. Nature and Scope of the Platform

3.1. The Platform provides access to blockchain-based participation, accounting, and NFT functionality. Project names, virtual environments, buildings, and vehicles are interface representations and do not, by themselves, convey ownership of physical property or businesses.

3.2. Participation does not promise profit, repayment of an entry amount, continuous rewards, or a resale market. Rewards depend on qualifying activity, applicable eligibility conditions, and the execution of program rules.

3.3. Nothing in this Agreement determines or overrides the legal classification of a token, arrangement, or service under applicable law. The Company remains responsible for any licensing, authorization, and other obligations that apply to its actual activities.

3.4. Information, calculations, and illustrations on the Platform are not individualized investment, financial, legal, or tax advice.

4. Eligibility and Access Restrictions

4.1. The User must be at least 18 years old and meet any higher age of legal majority applicable to their participation. The User must have legal capacity and be legally permitted to use the relevant functionality.

4.2. The User shall not use the Platform where doing so would violate applicable sanctions, local restrictions, or other mandatory laws, or use another person’s identity or deceptive technical measures to evade an applicable restriction.

4.3. The Company may restrict access where reasonably necessary to comply with legal requirements or protect the Platform. The User’s obligations do not remove the Company’s own compliance obligations.

4.4. Identity verification is not part of the current ordinary wallet-registration flow. If verification is introduced, the Company shall provide the applicable requirements and privacy information before collecting verification documents.

5. Wallet Access and Security

5.1. The Platform identifies participation by public wallet address. The User is responsible for verifying the connected wallet, network, requested signature, token approval, recipient, amount, and transaction details before authorization.

5.2. The Platform does not request or store private keys or seed phrases and cannot recover them. The User must protect their wallet, device, and access credentials and must not disclose a seed phrase to anyone claiming to provide support.

5.3. A wallet connection or authentication signature is different from a transaction or token-spending approval. The User should review each request separately. Disconnecting a wallet does not revoke permissions previously granted on-chain.

5.4. Loss or compromise of a wallet may prevent access to positions and assets. The Company’s ability to assist is limited by the blockchain, wallet software, and available contract functionality.

6. Project Activation and Applicable Configuration

6.1. An activation requires payment of the displayed entry amount in the supported token, together with any applicable network fees. The User must review the project configuration and transaction before confirming payment.

6.2. Placement, allocations, eligibility, upgrades, reactivation, and reinvestment are determined by the relevant smart contracts. Indexed dashboard information may be delayed and is not a replacement for the confirmed on-chain record.

6.3. Certain reward settings are recorded against an entry or board’s cycle configuration. Other lifecycle conditions and newly created positions may use the active configuration. The applicable contract rules determine which version governs each operation.

6.4. Preservation of a configuration version does not fix the amount or timing of future rewards. Incoming activity, available funding, ownership, eligibility, and permitted configuration changes may affect the outcome.

7. Referrals and Matrix Placement

7.1. Registration may record a sponsor wallet and, where applicable, the position identified by a referral link. The User must verify these details before registering. The recorded sponsor relationship is not ordinarily changeable through the Platform.

7.2. Placement follows the applicable matrix and spillover rules. A referral relationship does not guarantee placement directly beneath a particular person, completion of a board, availability of a position, or future participation by others.

7.3. Referral counts and other eligibility conditions may affect reward destinations for particular position types. The User must review the conditions applicable to the position being acquired; NFT ownership alone does not establish eligibility for every allocation.

7.4. The Company does not promise network growth, a particular number of referrals, a completion date, or any minimum reward.

8. Rewards and Reserved Balances

8.1. Under the current payment model, eligible income is transferred in USDT to the current wallet owner of the earning position NFT when the allocation is executed. Ordinary new income does not require a separate withdrawal request.

8.2. Amounts designated for upgrade, reactivation, reinvestment, or pending placement remain within the smart-contract system for those purposes. They are not freely withdrawable wallet balances merely because the interface displays them.

8.3. Automated progression may require a separate transaction and may be delayed by network conditions, execution costs, pending placement, or unmet conditions. Accumulating a balance does not guarantee immediate completion of the associated action.

8.4. A withdrawal function, where available for historical balances, is subject to the relevant contract’s actual entitlement and available functionality. No provision creates a withdrawal right over otherwise reserved amounts.

9. Position NFTs and Transfers

9.1. A position NFT represents the rights and functionality expressly assigned to its position by the applicable contracts. It does not grant Company shares, voting rights in the Company, ownership of physical assets, or intellectual-property rights merely by being held.

9.2. Transfers may change the recipient of future owner-based allocations. They do not reverse completed payments, necessarily change sponsor relationships, or reset wallet-specific eligibility and reentry limits.

9.3. The User must review the NFT’s program, status, ownership, transfer restrictions, associated balances, and eligibility conditions before acquiring or transferring it.

9.4. NFT prices and demand may fall to zero. The Company does not undertake to repurchase NFTs or provide a buyer, minimum price, or continuous liquidity.

10. Marketplace

10.1. Where enabled for a program, the marketplace permits Users to list and acquire eligible position NFTs. A listing does not guarantee a sale.

10.2. The seller retains the NFT until a sale is executed under the marketplace contract. The seller must have the required ownership and approval; a listing may become unexecutable if ownership, approval, or other required conditions change.

10.3. The buyer must verify the NFT, price, supported payment token, and fees. Seller proceeds and the applicable platform fee are distributed according to the executed transaction.

10.4. The Company provides the marketplace functionality and remains responsible for its own services and any obligations imposed by law. It does not promise the future economic performance of a position purchased from another User.

11. Fees, Transaction Finality, and Refunds

11.1. Project prices, marketplace fees, and applicable platform charges shall be disclosed before the relevant transaction. Blockchain network fees are separate and may be payable even if a transaction fails.

11.2. Confirmed blockchain transactions generally cannot be cancelled or reversed through the interface. Sending an unsupported token or using an incorrect address or network may result in loss that cannot be recovered.

11.3. Blockchain finality does not remove any refund, cancellation, compensation, or other remedy required by applicable law. Where a refund is legally due, technical irreversibility alone does not extinguish the Company’s obligation.

11.4. A User seeking assistance or a refund should contact the Company with the transaction hash, wallet address, and relevant circumstances. The Company cannot promise recovery of payments outside its control.

12. Referral Promotion and User Representations

12.1. Participation in referral promotion does not authorize the User to bind the Company, collect funds on its behalf, or present themselves as its employee, agent, investment adviser, or official representative.

12.2. Promotional statements must be accurate, substantiated, and non-misleading. Users must not promise fixed returns, assured earnings, recovery of costs, automatic wealth, or an outcome without financial exposure.

12.3. Users must clearly disclose their referral interest where required and must not use fabricated testimonials, misleading balance screenshots, unsolicited spam, or concealment of material costs and conditions.

12.4. A disclaimer does not make an otherwise misleading statement acceptable. The Company may require correction or removal of prohibited promotion and restrict access where lawful and technically available.

13. Prohibited Conduct

13.1. The User shall not engage in fraud, money laundering, sanctions evasion, impersonation, phishing, misuse of stolen assets, unlawful solicitation, or infringement of another person’s rights.

13.2. The User shall not knowingly exploit vulnerabilities, introduce malicious code, interfere with service availability, manipulate records, or circumvent access and eligibility controls.

13.3. These restrictions do not prohibit lawful security research conducted within an applicable authorization or rights that cannot lawfully be restricted.

13.4. The Company may investigate suspected misuse, preserve relevant evidence, and disclose information where legally justified, in accordance with the Privacy Policy.

14. Blockchain and Third-Party Risks

14.1. Smart contracts, wallets, networks, bridges, token issuers, and infrastructure providers may experience defects, exploits, outages, congestion, reorganizations, or loss of functionality. Participation can result in the loss of amounts committed.

14.2. The value and availability of USDT and other network assets depend on third parties and market conditions. A stablecoin designation does not guarantee price stability or redemption. BNB is required for applicable opBNB network fees.

14.3. Contract-held funds and automated execution create risks even though the Company does not hold the User’s wallet keys. Authorized administrative changes, contract upgrades, and dependencies may affect functionality.

14.4. The User should assess these risks before participating. Risk acknowledgment does not waive remedies that applicable law preserves.

15. Changes, Maintenance, and Suspension

15.1. The Company may maintain, update, restrict, or discontinue functionality for reasonable operational, security, or legal reasons, subject to applicable law and contractual obligations.

15.2. Changes to on-chain configuration and contracts remain subject to the powers and safeguards actually implemented. This Agreement does not give the Company technical powers to reverse transactions or confiscate assets that it does not possess.

15.3. Where practicable and lawful, the Company shall provide notice of material restrictions or changes. Urgent protective action may occur without advance notice when delay would increase harm or breach a legal requirement.

15.4. A User may stop using the interface, but this does not erase on-chain records, revoke existing approvals, reverse completed transactions, or necessarily stop contract processes already authorized.

16. Intellectual Property and Permitted Use

16.1. The Platform’s branding, original content, design, and proprietary software are owned by the Company or their respective rights holders. Third-party and open-source materials remain subject to their applicable licenses.

16.2. The User receives a limited right to access and use the Platform for permitted purposes, subject to this Agreement. No ownership of the Platform’s intellectual property is transferred.

16.3. Unauthorized copying, deceptive use of branding, and infringement of protected materials are prohibited, subject to statutory rights and applicable licenses.

17. Privacy, Communications, and Taxes

17.1. Processing of wallet-associated and other personal data is described in the Privacy Policy. Public availability of blockchain data does not, by itself, mean that the information cannot be personal data.

17.2. Service notices may be provided through the Platform or a contact channel supplied by the User. Marketing communications, if introduced, require a lawful basis and any applicable consent or opt-out mechanism.

17.3. The User is responsible for keeping transaction records and meeting tax obligations applicable to their activity. The Company shall comply with any reporting or withholding obligations imposed on it by law.

18. Warranties and Liability

18.1. To the extent permitted by law, the Platform is supplied on an “as is” and “as available” basis. The Company does not promise uninterrupted availability, error-free execution, or a particular economic result.

18.2. To the extent permitted by law, the Company excludes liability for indirect or consequential loss arising from use of the Platform. Responsibility for other losses shall be determined under applicable law and the circumstances of the claim.

18.3. Nothing in this Agreement excludes liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, deliberate misconduct, or any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited. Mandatory consumer and data-protection rights remain unaffected.

18.4. Events outside the Company’s reasonable control may delay performance. The Company shall take reasonable steps to mitigate their effects; this provision does not eliminate obligations or remedies that applicable law preserves.

19. Governing Law and Disputes

19.1. This Agreement is intended to be governed by the laws of [GOVERNING JURISDICTION — TO BE CONFIRMED], subject to mandatory protections applicable to the User.

19.2. The User may submit a complaint to [SUPPORT EMAIL] describing the issue and relevant transaction details. The parties should attempt to resolve the matter in good faith.

19.3. Disputes that remain unresolved may be brought before a court with lawful jurisdiction. These Terms do not impose mandatory arbitration or remove any right to complain to a competent authority.

20. Amendments and Final Provisions

20.1. The Company may revise these Terms to reflect changes in functionality, law, or operations. The effective date shall be displayed, and material changes shall be notified in advance where required. Further acceptance shall be obtained where legally necessary.

20.2. Revisions do not retrospectively remove accrued rights or create undisclosed charges for completed transactions. A User who does not accept revised Terms should refrain from new participation and may contact the Company about existing rights.

20.3. If a provision is unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue to apply to the extent lawful. Failure to enforce a provision on one occasion is not a general waiver.

20.4. This Agreement and the applicable project terms presented to the User govern use of the Platform. The Privacy Policy describes data handling and does not override these Terms or mandatory law.

20.5. Company: [LEGAL COMPANY NAME]. Registered address: [REGISTERED ADDRESS]. Country of incorporation: [COUNTRY OF INCORPORATION]. Website: [OFFICIAL WEBSITE URL]. Support and legal notices: [SUPPORT EMAIL].