poncallDocument status
This is a draft of the proposed Terms & Conditions for PONCALL, prepared on September 12, 2026. It is not a finalized agreement. The operator’s legal identity, business address, contact channel, effective date, governing law, and dispute process have not yet been supplied.
Those details and the applicable eligibility restrictions must be finalized before these terms are presented as an effective agreement. No statement here claims regulatory authorization, universal availability, or an affiliation with Robinhood.
About the service
PONCALL provides a website interface for exploring and interacting with prediction market contracts. Individual markets define their questions, collateral, fees, deadlines, and resolution mechanisms. Review those details before participating.
Wallet connection alone does not transfer funds. Transactions require wallet authorization and may transfer assets to smart contracts. Platform controls and resolver powers are determined by the deployed contracts; do not assume every action is permissionless or reversible.
Eligibility and lawful use
Do not use the service if you are below the age of legal majority where you live, lack capacity to enter a binding agreement, or are prohibited from participating under applicable law. Access to the website does not establish eligibility to trade.
Do not evade applicable access restrictions, sanctions, or identity requirements. Jurisdiction-specific availability and eligibility rules remain subject to operator and legal review.
Your wallet and transactions
You are responsible for securing your wallet, verifying transaction details, and keeping enough native currency for network fees. Never provide your private key or recovery phrase to anyone claiming to represent PONCALL.
Blockchain transactions may be irreversible. Incorrect addresses, approvals, network selection, and compromised credentials can cause losses. Taxes and reporting obligations depend on your circumstances and applicable law.
Market creation and resolution
Market creators should provide clear questions and verifiable resolution criteria, and must not publish fraudulent, unlawful, threatening, or privacy-invasive content. Creating a market does not guarantee demand, liquidity, acceptance, or a particular outcome.
Settlement follows each market’s contract and resolver rules, including applicable proposal delays and cancellation provisions. An interface description does not override deployed contract behavior. Read the documentation for payout and cancellation mechanics.
Risk and fees
Participation can result in the loss of the entire amount committed. Market prices are not guarantees, and collateral assets can lose value. Smart contract defects, resolver errors, thin liquidity, attacks, and network failures can affect positions and payouts.
Quotes can change before execution. Review fees, slippage, minimum received, and gas costs. Network fees may be charged even when a transaction fails. No profit, liquidity, uninterrupted access, or particular market outcome is promised.
Prohibited conduct
Do not use the interface to defraud others, manipulate markets or resolution sources, conceal unlawful activity, distribute malicious code, obtain unauthorized access, or disrupt services. Do not impersonate the operator or misrepresent a market as officially endorsed.
Use of third-party names or data does not transfer their intellectual property rights. Do not publish content you lack the right to share.
Availability and third parties
The interface depends on wallets, networks, RPC providers, data sources, and hosting services. Information may be delayed or unavailable. Third-party services have their own terms and may fail independently of PONCALL.
Restricting or removing access to the website does not erase a blockchain record or necessarily close a position. Any contract-level pause or administrative action is limited to the powers provided by that contract.
User rights and liability
Nothing in this draft is intended to exclude rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded. Any final warranty disclaimer, allocation of liability, or dispute provision must be reviewed for the operator’s jurisdiction and the users it serves.
This draft does not impose arbitration, a class-action waiver, or a specific liability cap. Those provisions must not be inferred from the general risk descriptions above.
Updates and contact
Final terms should identify their effective date and explain how material changes are communicated. Changes to website wording do not rewrite previously deployed contract rules or completed transactions.
The operator’s legal and support contact has not yet been published. This draft must be completed with that contact information before being relied on as the governing agreement.