Terms of Service

Last updated: April 4, 2025

REGULATIONS

Date of introduction of the Regulations: 04.04.2025

Please read these Terms of Service (hereinafter: "Terms" or "Terms and Conditions") carefully before using our Services.

RISK WARNING

Any information available on the Website, as well as on other related websites, does not constitute a so-called "recommendation" - neither in whole nor in part - within the meaning of the provisions of the Act of 29 July 2005 on trading in financial instruments, Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 April 2014. on Market Abuse (MAR), Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2017/565 of 25 April 2016 supplementing Directive 2014/65/EU (MiFID II), and - to the extent applicable - Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 31 May 2023 on crypto asset markets (MiCA). The Service Provider draws particular attention to the fact that making investment decisions on the cryptocurrency market or exchange market involves significant risks, in particular due to high price volatility and potential market manipulation. Such investments may lead to a partial or total loss of the invested capital.

The content and services made available through the Website do not constitute investment, legal, tax advice or any form of encouragement to make investment decisions. The Service Provider does not act as a fiduciary, investment advisor or financial intermediary and full responsibility for decisions based on the information provided rests solely with the Client. With respect to any material or Content made available through the Website, the Client should make investment decisions solely on the basis of his/her own independent analysis and taking into account his/her individual financial situation, knowledge and risk tolerance. The Client should only invest the amount of funds that it can afford to lose.

By accepting these Terms and Conditions, the Client and the Consumer declares that he/she has familiarised himself/herself with the mechanisms of blockchain technology and stock markets and is aware of the investment risks mentioned above.

§ 1 DEFINITIONS

  1. BOT - software (application) operating within the Telegram communication platform that automatically performs certain functions within the Services, including in particular: sending profiles about the appearance of cryptocurrency projects that meet the Client's specified investment criteria, enabling the analysis of cryptocurrency projects on the basis of available blockchain metrics, and integrating the Client's login and identification process within the Site. The bot operates as part of the Service provided electronically by the Service Provider, but Telegram itself as a platform is operated by a third party, independent of the Service Provider;
  2. PRICE - specified in a cryptocurrency accepted by the Service Provider, representing the gross amount of remuneration. For EU Member States, the PRICE includes the VAT due to the Service Provider for the provision of the Services by the Service Provider
  3. SUPPLIERS - External entities or websites of such third parties to which the Website may redirect, including as part of access to a particular Service (e.g. Telegram);
  4. CUSTOMER - a natural person with full legal capacity (Consumer), a legal person or an organisational unit without legal personality, provided that, according to the law applicable to its registered office, it may acquire rights and incur obligations;
  5. CIVIL CODE - shall mean the Act of 23 April 1964 Civil Code;
  6. CONSUMER - a natural person with full legal capacity making a legal transaction with an entrepreneur which is not directly related to his/her commercial or professional activity;
  7. CUSTOMER ACCOUNT - a set of resources and rights in the Service Provider's system assigned to the Customer, created automatically after successful registration in accordance with the Terms and Conditions. The Account allows the use of selected Services, access to Digital Content and storage of Customer settings, including selected filters, packages, payment history or other data related to the use of the Site. The Customer's Account remains linked to the Telegram account through which the Customer is identified;
  8. TRIAL PERIOD - a free, one-time period of 72 hours, calculated from the moment of registration of the Customer's Account on the Website, during which the Customer may use the Services without any obligation to make payment. At the end of the Trial Period, further use of the Services requires the conclusion of a Digital Content Delivery Agreement by selecting a package and paying the Price.
  9. PORTFIELD - a cryptocurrency wallet provided by third-party Providers (WalletConnect, Coinbase, MetaMask, TrustWallet and similar);
  10. REGULATIONS - this document setting out the rights and obligations of the Customer and the Service Provider, the rules for entering into the contract, and the provision of the Services;
  11. CONTENT - textual, graphic or multimedia elements (e.g. information about the Services, descriptions, charts, screenshots, analytical data, photographs, films), including works within the meaning of the Act on Copyright and Related Rights, made available to the Customer via the Website or BOT;
  12. DIGITAL CONTENT - data produced and provided in digital form, in particular the results of cryptocurrency analysis, statistical data automatically generated by the BOT, profiles of the appearance of cryptocurrencies meeting individual criteria, charts and other information made available to the Customer as part of the Service;
  13. DIGITAL CONTENT DELIVERY AGREEMENT - The agreement the subject of which is the delivery of Digital Content to the Customer;
  14. SERVICES - a service or services provided electronically, within the meaning of the Act on Provision of Electronic Services, by the Service Provider on the Website to the Client, including, in particular, services consisting in the automatic transmission to the Client of information on the appearance of cryptocurrency projects meeting the criteria defined in advance by the Client and consisting in the processing and presentation of data on cryptocurrency projects in accordance with the criteria indicated by the Client;
  15. SERVICE PROVIDER / SELLER - the Service Provider of the Website is ARGUS BOTS limited liability company with the registered office in Wrocław (address: Romana Dmowskiego 3/9, 50 - 203 Wrocław), registered in the Register of Entrepreneurs kept by the District Court for Wrocław Fabryczna in Wrocław, VI Economic Division of the National Court Register, under the KRS number: 0001159549, REGON: 541100754, NIP: 8982318020, share capital: 5 000,00 PLN (hereinafter also as: "Service Provider"), contact with the Service Provider -.
    tel: +48539651032,

e-mail: contact@argus.bot,

mailing address: Romana Dmowskiego 3/9, 50 - 203 Wrocław;

  1. CONSUMER RIGHTS ACT - refers to the Consumer Rights Act of 30 May 2014.
  2. WEBSITE - the website located at https://dapp.argus.bot/ where the Customer can purchase Services;

§ 2. GENERAL PROVISION

  1. These Terms and Conditions set out the rights and obligations of the Clients, as well as the rights and obligations of the Service Provider, as the entity that is also the seller of the Services available through the Website.
  2. Acceptance of these Terms and Conditions is voluntary but necessary in order to use the Site and the Services available on it. Use of the Site includes any technical or factual act leading to the reading of the Content available on the Site or the use of the functionalities available.
  3. Before concluding an Agreement, the Customer has the opportunity to review the content of these Terms and Conditions and the content of other documents available on the Website. Viewing publicly available Content on the Site does not require the conclusion of an Agreement; however, the use of individual Services requires the prior conclusion of an Agreement in accordance with these Terms and Conditions.
  4. The Customer declares that, within the framework of any redirection by the Website to Providers, including within the framework of third-party services to which the Website may redirect within the framework of access to a particular Service, he or she undertakes in each such case to accept the terms and conditions and other legal documentation applicable to the respective third-party service made directly available by its provider. At the same time, the Service Provider declares that it will exercise due diligence to properly inform you of such redirection within the individual Service.
  5. By accepting these Terms and Conditions, the Customer declares that he/she is aware that the Service Provider does not provide any payment services or any financial or investment services, in particular does not participate in trading in securities, derivatives or any financial products within the meaning of the regulations on trading in financial instruments.
  6. The information made available through the Website constitutes only an invitation to conclude an agreement within the meaning of Article 71 of the Civil Code, addressed by the Seller to the Customers, and not an offer within the meaning of the Civil Code.
  7. The Customer is entitled and obliged to use the Website in accordance with its intended purpose. The introduction of unlawful content is prohibited.
  8. The Terms and Conditions are made available on the Site by the Service Provider free of charge in electronic form in such a way that each Client has the opportunity to read their content and has the opportunity to record them - including by printing them out.
  9. The Service Provider undertakes to process Customers' personal data in accordance with the provisions set out in detail in the privacy policy made available electronically via the Website.
  10. The Customer declares that he/she has read these Terms and Conditions, fully understands them and has no objections or comments to them.

§ 3. CONCLUSION OF AN AGREEMENT FOR THE SUPPLY OF DIGITAL CONTENT

  1. In order to conclude a Digital Content Delivery Agreement, it is necessary to have an active account on Telegram. The registration and maintenance of an account with Telegram is carried out through a platform operated by an external Provider, acting independently of the Service Provider. The conclusion of the Agreement takes place after the Customer logs in to the Website using the function "Login with Telegram", which redirects the Customer to the Bot operating within the Telegram application. After authorisation, an individual Customer account (Customer Account) is created in the Provider's system, linked to the Customer's Telegram account.
  2. After logging in, the Customer gains access to the offer of the Service packages. The Contract is concluded when the package is successfully selected and payment (payment of the Price) is made, subject to the following provisions of this paragraph. Payment of the Price takes place after the expiry of the Trial Period, via a payment gateway that supports cryptocurrency transactions, in accordance with the instructions provided directly on the Website. The correct processing of the transaction results in the activation of the selected package and the conclusion of the Digital Content Delivery Agreement under the terms and conditions set out in the Terms and Conditions.
  3. The Customer is under the Digital Content Delivery Agreement to a free 24-hour Trial Period. The Trial Period begins when the Customer activates the selected package of Services on the Site. In order to dispel any doubts of interpretation, the Service Provider stipulates that the moment of registration of the Client's Account constitutes the moment when the Trial Period begins
  4. During the Trial Period, the Client has the right to withdraw from the Contract for the provision of Digital Content without giving any reason and without incurring any costs. The declaration of withdrawal may only be submitted electronically, to the contact address of the Service Provider indicated on the Website (e-mail address: contact@argus.bot. The declaration of withdrawal referred to in the preceding sentence shall also be understood to mean the situation in which the Client has not paid the Price within the period of 24 consecutive hours falling immediately after the end of the Trial Period.
  5. The Service Provider stipulates that the right to use the Trial Period once is granted only once per Customer. In order to protect against abuse, the Service Provider is entitled to take technical and organisational measures to detect attempts to repeatedly register new Customer Accounts linked to the same user.
  6. In particular, the Service Provider is entitled to:
  7. analysing technical data such as IP addresses, browser tags, account activity,
  8. verification of the compatibility of data from the Telegram account,
  9. temporarily block or permanently delete Accounts of Customers who are reasonably suspected of violating the provisions of this paragraph.
  10. If an attempt to repeatedly abuse the right to a trial period is detected, the Service Provider shall have the right to refuse to provide the Services with immediate effect and to block access to the Website or the Services, without being entitled to any refund or compensation.

§ 4. CUSTOMER STATEMENT

  1. The customer acknowledges and declares that he/she understands that in some countries it is required that the prices given to buyers on the search results and information pages are the same as the amount at the payment stage of the order. This means that all taxes, including VAT, must be included in the price. The current Price displayed on the Website includes the VAT of the following countries:
Country
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Croatia
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Greece
Spain
Netherlands
Ireland
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Latvia
Malta
Germany
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Sweden
Hungary
Italy

This means that if the Client has a permanent residence or usual place of abode in a country included in the table above, it is the Service Provider's responsibility to determine the appropriate tax rate on the sale of the Services and then to pay the tax to the relevant tax office.

  1. If the CLIENT has their permanent or habitual residence in a third country, i.e. If the Client is resident or ordinarily resident in a third country, i.e. a country not listed in the table above, the Client is personally responsible for determining the appropriate sales tax rate and subsequently for effectively paying the required taxes to the relevant (necessarily local) tax office, subject to paragraph 3. For this purpose, the Client is obliged to make the following declaration when registering: "I hereby declare that I have my permanent residence or usual place of abode in a third country, i.e. a country which is not a member of the European Union. At the same time, I understand that I am obliged to individually determine the appropriate VAT rate for the purchase of the Service on the Website and then to effectively pay the VAT to the competent tax office for my place of residence".
  2. The Service Provider declares, and the Client acknowledges and agrees, that it is absolutely forbidden to use the Site in a situation where in a third country, i.e. a country outside the European Union, the obligation to account for VAT rests with the entity providing the services - in this case the Service Provider - and not with the recipient, i.e. the Client. In the event of a breach of this provision by the Client, the Service Provider shall be entitled to refuse to provide the Services immediately and to block access to the Website or the Services, without the right to any refund or compensation.
  3. The Service Provider hereby declares that it does not provide tax advice. If the Customer has any doubts as to the determination of the correct VAT rate, consultation with a locally competent tax advisor is recommended.
  4. The Service Provider shall not be liable for the incorrect determination of the VAT rate by the Customer, nor shall the Service Provider be liable for the incorrect settlement of the Customer with the competent tax authority for the conclusion of the Digital Content Contract.

§ 5. USE OF THE SITE

  1. In order to use the Website, the Customer must have a web-enabled device, a connection to the Internet, a browser capable of displaying web pages, e.g. Opera versions 10.0 and above, or Firefox versions 10.0 and above, or Google Chrome versions 10.0 and above, or Safari 10.0 or above, with cookies enabled, supporting encrypted SSL and JavaScript connections, and a Wallet with Web3 connectivity.
  2. When using the Website, the Customer is obliged to provide true, current and complete data.
  3. The Customer is obliged to use the Website in accordance with the provisions of these Terms and Conditions and in accordance with the principles of social coexistence, in particular to:
    1. not to take actions such as: sending or posting unsolicited commercial information (spam) on the Website;
    2. the timely payment of the Price and other costs agreed by the Customer and the Seller in the full amount indicated on the individual subpage of the Website, in view of entering into the Contract for the supply of digital content;
    3. not to provide or place on the Site any content prohibited by generally applicable law or by these Terms of Use;
    4. use any Content on the Site solely for your own personal use.
  4. The Service Provider declares that it makes every effort to ensure that Customers have continuous access to the Website and the Services provided through it. However, the Service Provider does not guarantee that the use of the Site, including the use of the Services, will be without errors or technical interruptions. The Service Provider reserves the right to suspend or restrict access to the Website at any time, without prior notice to Clients. At the same time, the Service Provider reserves the right to change the technical requirements for the use of the Site at any time, and reserves the right to suspend or restrict access to the Site at any time.
  5. The Service Provider is not responsible for the content of other websites and portals, including those provided by external providers, to which the Client may be redirected via links placed on the Website in the form of, for example, advertisements or other sponsored content.
  6. The Service Provider reserves the right to intervene in the technical structure of the Customer's panel through which the Services are used, in order to diagnose malfunctions in the functioning of a particular Service, and may also make changes and in any other way interact with the technical side of said panel, with the aim of modifying it or restoring the correct functioning of the panel itself or the Website.

§ 6 PRIVACY OF USER DATA

  1. The Service Provider is the controller of the Personal Data, in accordance with the information set out in the privacy policy made available through the Website and annexed to these Terms and Conditions.
  2. The Personal Data Administrator endeavours to ensure that the processing of Customers' personal data takes place with the greatest respect for the privacy of the Customers whose personal data is being processed, but also with the utmost care for the security of the processed personal data.
  3. The Personal Data Controller has exercised due diligence and taken all measures provided for by generally applicable law to safeguard personal data.
  4. The Personal Data Controller uses technical and organisational measures aimed at ensuring that the personal data processed is protected at the highest possible level and that no unauthorised persons have access to it.

§ 7. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

  1. Unless otherwise indicated, all rights in the Site, and in particular, the proprietary copyrights, intellectual property rights, trademarks, Internet domains, electronic forms and documents posted on the Site, including text, graphics and images, are owned by the Service Provider or our licensors or suppliers and are protected by applicable intellectual property laws. The Service Provider does not grant any implied licence to use the content of the Site or the Services.
  2. By accepting the Terms and Conditions, the Customer declares that the material and content contained on or provided through the Site or through the Services is provided solely for his/her personal lawful use.
  3. The Customer declares and acknowledges that any use of the Site other than that expressly stated in the Terms of Use is strictly prohibited.
  4. The Client may not sell or modify material derived or created from the Site or Services or reproduce, display, publicly perform, distribute or otherwise use the material in any way for public or commercial purposes. Such use of materials on any other website or file-sharing or similar service for any purpose is strictly prohibited.
  5. All rights to use material on or through the Site or the Services not expressly granted herein are entirely reserved to the Service Provider.

§ 8. LIABILITY AND RIGHT OF WITHDRAWAL

  1. The Service Provider shall be liable for the due performance of the provisions of these Terms and Conditions on a general basis, and the obligations of the Service Provider provided for in these Terms and Conditions shall be treated as obligations of care and with the normal diligence foreseen for this type of relationship.
  2. The Seller's liability for improper performance of the Contract shall be limited to the equivalent of the Price paid by the Customer.
  3. The Service Provider informs, and the Client (including the Consumer) accepts, that pursuant to Article 38 (1) (1), (2) and (13) of the Consumer Rights Act, the right to withdraw from the Contract for the provision of Digital Content is excluded - subject to § 3 (4) of the Terms and Conditions, which provides for the possibility to withdraw from the Contract during the Trial Period. The exclusion of the right of withdrawal is due to the fact that the subject matter of the Contract is Digital Content not fixed on a tangible medium, made available immediately after the commencement of the provision of services, and also due to the fact that the Digital Content is linked to the financial market, over which the Service Provider has no control and whose nature is associated with significant price volatility

§ 9. RESERVATIONS REGARDING THE GUARANTEE AND LIABILITY OF THE SERVICE PROVIDER

  1. The Service Provider shall use reasonable care in providing the Services, but does not guarantee that the Services, Content, including Digital Content or software available on the Site:
  2. will, in each case, be in line with the customer's individual expectations,
  3. will be free of errors, delays or inaccuracies,
  4. will operate continuously, securely, legally, free of technical threats, including malware, code, exploits or viruses.
  5. The Service Provider is not responsible for the content, functionality or availability of the Providers' websites to which the Customer may be redirected from the Website.
  6. The Service Provider shall not be liable for any damages incurred by the Client in connection with the use of the Services, in particular as a result of:
  7. user errors (e.g. forgotten login data, incorrectly entered wallet addresses, incorrectly configured transactions),
  8. device, server or software failure or data loss,
  9. damage to Wallet files,
  10. unauthorised access to the Customer Account or Bot,
  11. actions of third parties, including those using phishing, malware, exploits, brute-force attacks, DDoS or any other form of cyber attack.
  12. The Service Provider shall not be liable for blockchain network unavailability, protocol changes, bifurcations (forks), node failures, transaction processing slowdowns or other disruptions resulting from distributed architecture beyond the Service Provider's control.
  13. The Client or any other authorised entity may report infringements, complaints or appeals against the Service Provider's decisions in the form of:
  14. electronic, to the e-mail address: contact@argus.bot
  15. in writing, by sending the complaint to the Service Provider's registered address: Romana Dmowskiego 3/9, 50 - 203 Wrocław.

The application should include:

  1. Customer identification data,

2. a detailed description of the application and the reasons for it.

All information regarding the complaints procedure is made available by the Service Provider under the telephone number: +48539651032.

  1. The Service Provider shall respond to the complaint electronically within 14 days of receipt. If it is necessary to obtain additional information or clarification from the notifier, the deadline for responding shall be extended by the time necessary to obtain it.
  2. By submitting a complaint electronically, you agree to receive a response in the same form.

§ 10. SALVATORY CLAUSE

The lack of legal basis or the incompleteness of any of the clauses contained in the Rules and Regulations does not mean that the entire Rules and Regulations lose legal force. The provisions shall be changed to those which best convey the meaning and purpose of the existing provisions.

§ 11. FINAL PROVISIONS

  1. The Service Provider has the right to amend these Terms and Conditions at any time for important reasons, in particular in the event of a change in the law, an extension or change in the functionality of the Site, a change in the Service Provider's data. The Client will be informed of any change to the Terms and Conditions via the Site or email. If the Client does not agree with the change of the Terms and Conditions, he/she must stop using the Site.
  2. The Client acknowledges and accepts that all disputes that may arise under these Terms and Conditions should, in the first instance, be resolved amicably by mutual agreement between the Client and the Vendor. The Client acknowledges and accepts that the amicable settlement of the dispute is a condition precedent that must be fulfilled before any legal proceedings can be initiated against the Service Provider.
  3. If it is not possible to resolve a dispute amicably in accordance with the above paragraph, the provisions of these Terms and Conditions shall be resolved by the court having jurisdiction over the current place of the Seller's registered office. At the same time, the Customer acknowledges and accepts that disputes arising from these Terms and Conditions may be settled exclusively based on the individual situation of the Customer. The Seller shall not in any way be obliged to settle disputes of a collective nature. The Customer also acknowledges and accepts that any potential claims should be addressed exclusively to the entity (the Vendor) that performs the particular Service for the Customer.
  4. The Customer, who is a Consumer, has the right to make use of out-of-court complaint and redress procedures. For this purpose, the Customer has the possibility to resolve disputes electronically via the EU ODR online platform available at http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/.

CONTACT US

To resolve a complaint about the Site or to obtain further information on the use of the Site, please contact us at:

Email address: contact@argus.bot.