Terms of use

Operator and scope

These terms govern access to the Oqto website, interfaces, APIs, and related software operated by Oqto Inc., a company incorporated in the British Virgin Islands (“Oqto”). They do not replace the rules encoded in any smart contract or the terms of a wallet, blockchain, token, liquidity venue, or other third-party service.

Non-custodial software

Oqto provides software for interacting with permissionless smart contracts. Oqto Inc. does not open a custodial account for you, hold your private keys, take possession of assets in an offchain account, or approve withdrawals. You connect a wallet and authorize each onchain action with that wallet. Oqto cannot recover a seed phrase, cancel or reverse a confirmed transaction, return an asset sent to the wrong address, or restore access to a wallet.

Some smart contracts, including pools and managed liquidity vaults, hold assets according to their code. That contract-level asset control is not custody by Oqto Inc. Direct liquidity positions are issued to the recipient selected in the transaction. Managed vault deposits mint transferable shares to the selected recipient, and withdrawals are executed according to the share balance and contract rules.

Wallet and trading balance

Any “balance,” portfolio, or trading-balance view is a presentation of assets associated with your connected wallet or user-controlled smart account. It is not an Oqto ledger balance and does not create a debtor-creditor relationship with Oqto Inc. Depositing liquidity, withdrawing liquidity, staking shares, and claiming rewards are separate onchain transactions authorized by your wallet.

Token approvals permit the approved smart contract to transfer assets within the allowance. Oqto contracts may use reusable allowances for repeated interactions; external routes use exact allowances. Review the spender, amount, route, slippage, network, deadline, and recipient before signing.

Token launches and creators

Tokens are launched by independent users calling permissionless contracts. Oqto Inc. does not become the issuer, owner, administrator, promoter, or guarantor of a user-created token merely because the interface displays it. Creators remain responsible for token names, symbols, images, descriptions, websites, X accounts, statements, distribution, and any rights or obligations associated with their launch.

An X account attribution identifies an account entered by a launcher and allows the OAuth-verified account owner to bind a wallet for the applicable creator-reward share. It is not identity verification, sponsorship, endorsement, or a statement by Oqto about the token or account owner.

Bonding and graduation

Before graduation, eligible tokens trade through their bonding-curve contract against an allowlisted quote asset selected at launch, currently USDT0. The curve determines inventory and execution according to its onchain formula. When the configured threshold is reached, the contracts perform the defined graduation process and establish the configured liquidity position in that quote asset. A graduated market, locked seed position, displayed market cap, or available route does not guarantee demand, liquidity, price stability, or the ability to exit a position.

Swaps and routing

The router compares available Oqto pools and presents a route based on executable output and the routing policy. It does not trade from an Oqto-owned omnibus account. You receive the proposed transaction and decide whether to sign it from your wallet.

Quotes can change before inclusion. Slippage settings define a transaction limit, not a guaranteed price. A failed, expired, replaced, front-run, or reverted transaction may still incur network fees.

Liquidity and automation

Liquidity providers choose the assets, amounts, bin step, fee tier, range, and distribution used by their position. Spot, Curve, and Bid-Ask are distribution shapes rather than promises of performance. One-sided, two-sided, and custom deposits may deploy differently as the active price moves.

Managed vault automation is limited by the deployed code. A keeper may call defined compound and rebalance functions within onchain cooldown, range, price, deadline, and slippage boundaries. It cannot choose an arbitrary recipient, transfer a user’s vault shares, or withdraw vault assets to Oqto Inc. Automation may be delayed, unavailable, unprofitable, or unable to keep a position in range.

Fees and creator rewards

Transactions may include pool fees, protocol fees, creator rewards, company fees payable to Oqto Inc. or its designated treasury, network fees, and fees charged by external venues. Applicable settings and recipient splits are determined by the relevant contracts and policies. Creator rewards accrue only as provided by those contracts and do not guarantee revenue.

Under the referral program, the last eligible referral link used may attribute a wallet for 30 days. An eligible referrer receives 15% of the Oqto company fee actually generated by eligible activity, not 15% of trade volume or of all transaction costs. The share is funded from Oqto's fee and excludes token creation, the atomic launch purchase, creator rewards, LP principal and yield, network fees, and third-party protocol fees. Self-referrals and creator-account activity in that creator's own token market are ignored. A creator remains eligible when using an unrelated market, and attribution does not add a separate fee.

Where permitted by the deployed contracts, policy parameters may change through the disclosed onchain administration and timelock process. A change applies only as encoded onchain; it does not give Oqto Inc. access to user wallets or existing vault shares.

Your responsibility

You decide whether to use the software and are responsible for your wallet, transactions, token launches, statements, tax treatment, and compliance with rules applicable to you. Do not use Oqto for unlawful, fraudulent, deceptive, abusive, or rights-infringing activity. Oqto does not provide investment, legal, accounting, or tax advice.

Third-party services

Wallets, supported blockchain networks, quote assets, RPC providers, X, metadata storage, charts, price feeds, and external liquidity are independent systems. Oqto does not control their availability, security, data practices, or terms. A third-party failure can delay or prevent an action even when the Oqto interface remains available.

Availability and interface controls

Oqto may change, limit, or discontinue its website, metadata, APIs, routing, or other hosted services. These interface actions cannot pause permissionless contracts or prevent a person from interacting with deployed contracts through another compatible interface. New contract versions may be deployed alongside existing versions; the address selected by your transaction determines the code you use.

No warranty

The software, interfaces, and contracts are provided on an “as available” basis to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law. Smart-contract, token, liquidity, oracle, network, wallet, routing, and third-party failures can cause partial or total loss. Non-custodial design removes control by Oqto Inc. over user assets; it does not remove market or technical risk. Review the Risk disclosure before use.

Contact

Questions, complaints, and reports concerning the Oqto interface may be sent to hi@oqto.fun. Blockchain transactions and immutable contract state cannot necessarily be changed in response to a request.