Terms & Conditions

Welcome to UNIFIEDX.

These Terms & Conditions ("Terms") govern your access to and use of the UNIFIEDX website, dashboard, Exchange Terminal (including Distribute), applications, APIs, OTC services, and all related products and services provided through the UNIFIEDX ecosystem.

By accessing or using UNIFIEDX, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by these Terms.

If you do not agree with these Terms, you must discontinue using the platform.

UNIFIEDX is a non-custodial blockchain infrastructure platform designed to simplify interaction with decentralized technologies.

The platform may provide access to:

• blockchain routing;
• decentralized exchange aggregation;
• bridge aggregation;
• token creation services;
• blockchain analytics;
• OTC infrastructure;
• escrow services;
• infrastructure APIs;
• additional blockchain tools introduced in the future.

Unless explicitly stated otherwise, UNIFIEDX does not act as a bank, financial institution, broker, exchange, investment adviser, custodian, or payment service provider.

UNIFIEDX is built on a non-custodial architecture.

At no time does UNIFIEDX take ownership, custody, or control of users' private keys, recovery phrases, or digital assets.

Transactions requested from your wallet must be reviewed, authorized and cryptographically signed through that wallet. Downstream transactions, including bridge settlement or refunds, may be executed by independent protocols or relayers as part of the route you authorized.

Users remain solely responsible for safeguarding:

• wallet access;
• private keys;
• seed phrases;
• passwords;
• connected devices.

Loss of wallet credentials cannot be recovered by UNIFIEDX.

By using UNIFIEDX, you agree to:

• verify every destination wallet address;
• verify token contracts before interacting;
• review all transaction details before confirmation;
• understand applicable blockchain fees;
• maintain adequate wallet security;
• comply with all laws applicable within your jurisdiction.

Blockchain transactions are generally irreversible once confirmed on the relevant network. Wallet authorization or submission alone does not establish confirmation or completion of a cross-chain route.

UNIFIEDX may integrate or connect with independent third-party infrastructure including:

• decentralized exchanges;
• bridges;
• liquidity providers;
• blockchain networks;
• RPC providers;
• analytics providers;
• wallet providers;
• oracle providers;
• other blockchain infrastructure.

These services operate independently from UNIFIEDX.

UNIFIEDX does not own, operate, or control such services and cannot guarantee their continuous availability, security, pricing, routing, execution quality, or operational performance.

Users interact with third-party services at their own discretion.

UNIFIEDX provides a non-custodial interface for on-chain swaps and cross-chain operations routed through LI.FI and supported third-party exchanges and bridges.

Users remain responsible for:

• reviewing networks, assets, quotes, fees and slippage before confirmation;
• authorizing wallet transactions and checking token spending allowances;
• complying with applicable third-party terms and legal requirements.

Quotes and completion times are estimates. Execution depends on network conditions, liquidity and third-party providers and is subject to the blockchain-risk and liability provisions of these Terms.

Distribute enables swaps and transfers to multiple external recipients, with an available LI.FI exchange or bridge selected for each recipient. Cross-chain routes may include additional exchange steps.

Users acknowledge that:

• the limits are 15 on-chain or 10 cross-chain recipients; adding more than two requires risk acknowledgement;
• recipient operations execute separately; some may fail or remain pending while others complete, without reversing completed transfers;
• more recipients increase fees and exposure to delays and errors; network fees may apply even when an operation fails;
• a failed destination swap may deliver a different token; refunds depend on the provider, route and refund address, may require manual action and are not guaranteed.

Verify every address, network, asset and amount before authorization. Check each transfer's status before retrying to avoid duplicate payments. The general risk and liability provisions of these Terms also apply.

UNIFIEDX may provide access to OTC Escrow services for eligible digital asset transactions.

Unless expressly stated otherwise for a particular transaction, UNIFIEDX acts solely as a neutral infrastructure and escrow facilitator.

The active BNB Smart Chain mainnet deployment separates ordinary user settlement from emergency and governance powers. Users create, fill, cancel and reclaim orders directly through the escrow contract. The contract has no administrator withdrawal function and no upgrade function; maker assets can leave escrow only through a valid fill, maker cancellation or expiry reclamation.

An emergency pause can stop only new order creation and fills for no more than 48 hours. Maker cancellation, expiry reclamation and withdrawal of credited native assets remain available during a pause. The owner-only unpause function is itself behind the 48-hour timelock and therefore ordinarily cannot shorten a newly started 48-hour pause; after the deadline, any blockchain account may clear the stale pause.

UNIFIEDX does not become:

• the buyer;
• the seller;
• the owner of transferred assets;
• an investment intermediary.

Users remain solely responsible for:

• verifying counterparties;
• verifying wallet addresses;
• confirming transaction details;
• ensuring compliance with applicable laws.

The following source-pinned BNB Smart Chain mainnet configuration was verified for publication on 16 August 2026. Addresses are stated in full so users can independently compare the website, Safe interface, block explorer, deployed bytecode and live contract state before transacting.

Network

BNB Smart Chain mainnet — chain ID 56

OTC escrow

0x0bb6E592C81570D5070BA327F5B8237D5F72b282

Escrow administrative owner

48-hour timelock — 0x0c8dB0ac2Da3FdfEb2B2DDFC36867Cc3f680aA3E

Escrow emergency guardian

Safe 2-of-2 — 0x9e3A2BAA6dfcC2327246aB031f2Aa6788E6f7773

Safe owner 1

0x65A0c9678435aCbB3948e8eD0f1085b3Ad074712

Safe owner 2

0x1Bf301dA72d562adc9030af76fAC2A3CA8720b53

Safe threshold

2 of 2 owner signatures

Safe version / singleton

1.4.1 — 0x29fcB43b46531BcA003ddC8FCB67FFE91900C762

Safe proxy factory

0x4e1DCf7AD4e460CfD30791CCC4F9c8a4f820ec67

Safe fallback handler

0xfd0732Dc9E303f09fCEf3a7388Ad10A83459Ec99

Optional Safe Guard

Not installed — 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000

Safe modules

None enabled

Terminology matters: the escrow contract's guardian role is assigned to the Safe multisignature account. This is separate from Safe's optional Guard extension. No optional Guard contract and no module is installed in the verified Safe configuration; execution therefore continues to require the native 2-of-2 Safe threshold.

Verification was performed in three reproducible layers: successful creation transactions and live state were checked on BscScan; the timelock and escrow source were matched exactly to creation and runtime bytecode by Sourcify; and the UNIFIEDX deterministic verifier compared runtime hashes, owner, guardian, pending ownership, Safe owners and threshold, singleton, proxy factory, fallback handler, modules, Guard slot, timelock roles and both 48-hour limits against the pinned release.

Safe creation transaction

0x5763d57034f13a19641dfed643238217b47155dab040d1a6b28c854847b38be6

Timelock creation transaction

0x1a26bd0784526fcac6897f1f3fc030f2d8c91b7974f5f00763fdf054b9f0f259

Escrow creation transaction

0x6643f196ab0b3a8a385cf814753d0cd9db50d1db795e96cb6f7937714739cc6d

Timelock runtime hash

0x9d2696dab825e8732c9d1cd112a97194300b80f420fc9bfdf5e67f5053c4cf61

Escrow runtime hash

0xc1bbfbe87930ff29025b7f3d9b4c6cc67fecc3c4de445db1a0c0876661100a6a

Sourcify timelock exact match

Match ID 43700363

Sourcify escrow exact match

Match ID 43700365

Source verification timestamp

16 August 2026, 19:11:44 UTC

Public source and bytecode matching proves that the disclosed source corresponds to the deployed release and that the disclosed governance configuration existed when checked. It does not guarantee that the software is vulnerability-free, insure a transaction or constitute a new independent legal or security opinion.

Emergency pause is intended for a reasonably credible, time-sensitive threat to safe OTC execution—for example, an active or imminent exploit, attempted hack, compromised governance signer, material bytecode or role mismatch, malicious transaction pattern indicating contract abuse, or a BNB Smart Chain or critical dependency incident that could cause unauthorized transfers or unsafe settlement. The incident response should document the trigger, confirm both Safe approvals, preserve evidence, notify users where lawful, and either unpause through governance after mitigation or allow the pause to expire.

The emergency function is not a discretionary confiscation tool. It cannot seize, redirect or withdraw maker assets, reverse completed transactions or freeze a user's self-hosted wallet. A sanctions, KYC or counterparty alert concerning one user ordinarily results in a service-layer review or interface restriction; the global on-chain pause is reserved for an immediate system-level safety risk.

The Safe is also the sole proposer, canceller and executor for the self-administered timelock. Changes to the guardian or other owner-only escrow actions must first receive both Safe signatures, be scheduled on-chain and wait at least 48 hours before execution. Loss of either owner key prevents future 2-of-2 governance and emergency actions. Because no recovery module is enabled, an owner change still requires a valid threshold-approved Safe transaction and may be impossible if the unavailable key cannot sign.

Blockchain technology involves inherent technical and financial risks.

These include, but are not limited to:

• irreversible transactions;
• blockchain congestion;
• smart contract vulnerabilities;
• bridge failures;
• validator failures;
• oracle failures;
• protocol exploits;
• network forks;
• token de-pegging;
• blockchain outages;
• transaction delays;
• digital asset volatility.

Users acknowledge and accept these risks before using UNIFIEDX.

UNIFIEDX aggregates access to decentralized infrastructure.

Transaction routing, execution speed, pricing, liquidity availability, and confirmation times depend on blockchain networks and independent third-party providers.

Accordingly, UNIFIEDX does not guarantee that:

• every transaction will execute;
• routing will always be available;
• quoted prices will remain unchanged;
• blockchain confirmations will occur within a specific timeframe;
• every third-party protocol will remain operational.

UNIFIEDX follows industry best practices to protect its infrastructure.

However, no online system can guarantee absolute security.

Users are responsible for protecting:

• wallets;
• private keys;
• seed phrases;
• passwords;
• devices;
• connected applications.

UNIFIEDX shall not be liable for losses resulting from compromised wallets, phishing attacks, malware, or unauthorized access outside the direct control of the platform.

Digital assets are inherently volatile and may experience substantial fluctuations in value.

UNIFIEDX does not guarantee:

• asset value;
• liquidity;
• profitability;
• future market performance.

Users acknowledge that all investment and trading decisions remain solely their own responsibility.

Nothing available through UNIFIEDX constitutes:

• financial advice;
• investment advice;
• legal advice;
• tax advice;
• accounting advice.

Information provided through the platform is for informational and infrastructure purposes only.

Users should consult qualified professional advisers where appropriate.

By using UNIFIEDX, you represent and warrant that:

• you are at least eighteen (18) years of age or have reached the legal age required within your jurisdiction;
• you possess legal capacity to enter into binding agreements;
• you are not prohibited by applicable law from using the platform;
• you are not accessing UNIFIEDX from a jurisdiction where such services are restricted or prohibited.

Users may not use UNIFIEDX for activities including, but not limited to:

• money laundering;
• terrorist financing;
• sanctions evasion;
• fraud;
• ransomware;
• theft;
• market manipulation;
• financing criminal activity;
• unauthorized access to blockchain systems;
• distributing malicious software;
• violating applicable laws or regulations.

UNIFIEDX reserves the right to suspend or restrict access where there is a reasonable basis to believe these Terms have been violated or where required by applicable law.

The UNIFIEDX name, logo, trademarks, website, software, source code, graphics, interfaces, documentation, and related content remain the intellectual property of UNIFIEDX or its licensors.

No rights are granted except those expressly provided under these Terms.

UNIFIEDX continuously develops and improves its infrastructure.

Accordingly, features may be:

• modified;
• updated;
• suspended;
• discontinued;
• replaced.

Maintenance, software upgrades, blockchain events, or third-party service interruptions may temporarily affect platform availability.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, UNIFIEDX shall not be liable for losses arising from:

• incorrect wallet addresses;
• user error;
• forgotten credentials;
• blockchain failures;
• bridge failures;
• smart contract exploits;
• third-party protocol failures;
• token volatility;
• validator outages;
• oracle failures;
• delayed confirmations;
• network congestion;
• force majeure events.

Users acknowledge that blockchain transactions are irreversible once confirmed on the underlying network.

UNIFIEDX shall not be responsible for delays or failures caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including:

• natural disasters;
• war;
• armed conflict;
• terrorism;
• civil unrest;
• government actions;
• sanctions;
• internet outages;
• blockchain failures;
• infrastructure disruptions;
• widespread cyberattacks.

The collection and processing of personal information is governed by the UNIFIEDX Privacy Policy.

By using the platform, users acknowledge that certain technical information necessary for operation and security may be processed in accordance with applicable privacy laws.

These Terms shall be governed and interpreted in accordance with the generally recognized principles of international commercial law, except where mandatory laws of a competent jurisdiction require otherwise.

The parties agree to first attempt to resolve any dispute through good-faith negotiations before commencing formal legal proceedings.

If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.

These Terms constitute the entire agreement between the user and UNIFIEDX regarding the use of the platform and supersede any prior understandings relating to the same subject matter.

UNIFIEDX reserves the right to amend or update these Terms at any time.

The latest version will always be published through the official UNIFIEDX website.

Continued use of the platform after updated Terms become effective constitutes acceptance of those changes.

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