Terms of Use

Non-custodial service

• BaniPool is an interface for reading on-chain data and building transactions to third-party protocols (Uniswap, Aerodrome, Across, Spark). BaniPool never holds your funds.
• Every transaction is signed and sent by your own wallet. You are responsible for checking the details in your wallet before signing.

Fees

• Network (gas) fees, pool fees and bridge relayer fees are paid to the networks and third-party protocols, not to BaniPool. The BaniPool platform fee (below) is separate and always shown as its own line.
• BaniPool charges a platform fee on swaps on the Swap page, at most 1% of the swap output; the rate for stablecoin pairs may differ. The rate and estimated amount are always shown before you sign, and the fee is deducted from the swap output in the same transaction and sent to the BaniPool fee recipient wallet.
• A platform fee may also apply to Zap In/Out (at most 1%, from the input token or the output), bridging (at most 1% of the bridged amount, deducted on the source chain, separate from relayer fees), and create pool via the one-transaction Zap (max 1% of the token you pay; Manual mode has no platform fee). For automation, the fee is taken only from LP fees automatically compounded by the keeper wallet (at most 10%, never from principal), at the rate recorded in the on-chain policy you sign; rebalance, exit and actions you run yourself are free. When the rate is 0 it is shown as "Free". The maximums are enforced by the contracts.

Not investment advice

• Prices, TVL, APR, and estimated returns are estimates from on-chain data and the cited sources, not financial advice or a promise of profit.

Risks you understand

• Smart contract risk: third-party protocols and BaniPool contracts (Zap, Keeper, Bridge, Vault Router) may contain flaws. BaniPool contracts have been reviewed internally but not yet audited by a third party.
• Market risk: impermanent loss, slippage, price impact, and tokens that may lose value or become unsellable.
• Creating a new pool: you set the initial price. A wrong initial price can be taken immediately by arbitrage, and pools with new tokens or little liquidity are high risk (scams, unsellable tokens, poor prices).
• Bridge risk: cross-network transfers depend on Across relayers; if not filled, funds are returned to the source network after the deadline.
• Live-mode automation executes transactions with real funds according to the rules and permissions you grant; you can pause or revoke it at any time.

Service availability

• The service is provided as is, without a guarantee of constant availability. Network, data-provider, or server issues may temporarily stop the site or automation.
• Your funds remain directly accessible through the protocol contracts on the blockchain even when BaniPool is unavailable.

Prohibited use

• Abusing the API (exceeding rate limits, disrupting the service), attempting to access other users' data, or using the service for unlawful activity is prohibited.

Limitation of liability

• To the extent permitted by law, the BaniPool operator is not liable for losses resulting from your transaction decisions, failures of third-party protocols, or market conditions.

Change

• These terms may be updated; using the service after an update means you accept the latest version.

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