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Terms of use
Bundly is a tool for creating and buying tokens on public blockchains. Read this before you use it.
What Bundly is
Bundly prepares transactions and shows you what they will do. Connected external wallets sign their own transactions. The managed engine signs for Dev, sniper and account wallets you create or import for that purpose. The blockchain executes every transaction. Bundly is not a broker, not an exchange, not an investment service and gives no financial advice.
Your keys and your money
Bundly does not receive private keys or seed phrases from Phantom, Solflare, Backpack or other connected external wallets. Bundly does hold encrypted private keys for managed Dev, sniper and account wallets created inside the platform, or wallets you explicitly import. New managed keys are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and HKDF-SHA-256, then decrypted only for authorized signing or export. Funds you deposit into managed wallets can be operated by that engine, so keep only the amount needed there and sweep or export it when finished.
What you are responsible for
You are responsible for the token you create, the name, ticker, picture and description you publish, the money you spend and the taxes you owe. You confirm that you may legally use this kind of tool where you live.
Fees
Bundly charges 0.5% on bundle operations, paid in the same transaction you sign, to the public treasury address shown on the Treasury page. Networks, launch venues and liquidity pools charge their own separate fees.
What is not allowed
No illegal content in token names, tickers, pictures or descriptions. No impersonation of a real person or company without permission. No use of Bundly to defraud other people. We can hide a token from our pages at any time; that does not remove it from the blockchain.
No warranty
Bundly is provided as it is. Blockchains fail, nodes go offline, transactions get dropped and prices move. We do not promise that a launch or a bundle will succeed, and we are not liable for losses from using the tool, to the extent the law allows.
Changes
These terms can change. Using Bundly after a change means you accept the new version.