Legal
Terms of Service
The rules for using Acceptyx's self-custody wallet software.
Draft for legal review. Last updated October 2026.
What we are
- Acceptyx is a product of Quad7 LLC, which provides the wallet software. Quad7 LLC is not a bank, a money transmitter, an exchange, a payment processor or a custodian.
- We never hold, control, pool, transmit, exchange or settle your digital assets. You sign every transaction from a wallet only you control.
- We have no relationship with anyone you send funds to. We don't approve, review, onboard or get paid by recipients.
Your wallet
- Wallets created in the app are generated and encrypted on your device. We don't receive your keys or recovery phrase and cannot recover them.
- If you lose your recovery phrase and your device, nobody, including us, can restore access to your funds.
Sending and receiving
- Payments are USDC transfers from your wallet to the address you choose, on the network you choose (Base or Ethereum).
- You are responsible for checking the address and amount. Confirmed blockchain payments are final and we cannot reverse them.
- USDC is issued by Circle. Circle may freeze or block tokens under its own terms. Acceptyx has no control over that.
- You pay network fees to the blockchain, not to us.
Adding funds
- Acceptyx doesn't sell digital assets. Third-party on-ramp providers do, under their own terms and checks. We list several providers on equal terms.
Open-source checkout tools
- We publish free, open plug-ins and a developer kit that any store can install itself. Stores use them without an account, contract or fee, and we receive no store or order data.
Acceptable use
- You must not use Acceptyx for anything illegal where you are, or to evade sanctions. See the Prohibited Use policy.
Liability
- The software is provided as is. To the extent the law allows, we aren't liable for losses caused by lost keys, wrong addresses, blockchain failures, issuer actions or the conduct of anyone you pay.