Terms of use
1. What ArbiForge is
ArbiForge is a website (the “Interface”) that helps you prepare and sign transactions for open-source smart contracts on Arbitrum One. The Interface never holds your assets or private keys. Every action is signed by you in your own wallet and executed by public smart contracts that anyone can call directly.
2. Your responsibilities
- Liquidity placed in a launch pool is locked permanently by design and cannot be withdrawn by anyone, including you and the platform.
- You are solely responsible for tokens you create, their name, symbol, logo, description and links, and for any representations you make about them. Do not create tokens that impersonate real projects, infringe trademarks or mislead buyers.
- You are responsible for complying with the laws that apply to you, including rules on issuing, promoting and trading crypto-assets, sanctions and taxes. Do not use the Interface where doing so is unlawful.
- You must review every transaction in your wallet before signing it. Blockchain transactions are final and cannot be reversed.
3. Tokens launched by others
Anyone can launch a token. Appearing in the explorer, analytics or the ticker is automatic and is not an endorsement, listing decision or recommendation. Token pages show data read from the blockchain; a safety checklist describes contract rules, not the merit of a project. Tokens can lose all of their value.
4. Real-world-asset tokens and third parties
RWA tokens shown as pair assets are issued by independent companies under their own terms, eligibility rules and jurisdictional restrictions. Routing, prices and charts may use third-party services (for example DEX contracts, KyberSwap, DefiLlama and DexScreener) that can be unavailable or inaccurate.
5. Fees
The factory charges the launch fee shown before you sign. Every launch pool charges a 1% Uniswap fee on each swap; that fee is split between the token's creator and the platform in the proportion shown on the token page, fixed when the token was launched. Network gas and the fees of other pools on a route go to the network and their liquidity providers.
6. No warranties
The Interface and the smart contracts are provided “as is”, without warranties of any kind. Smart contracts can contain bugs, and blockchains, RPC providers and wallets can fail. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the operators of the Interface are not liable for losses arising from its use.
7. Changes and access
The Interface may change, or restrict access in some regions, at any time. The smart contracts remain usable directly on Arbitrum One regardless of the Interface.
Privacy notice
- No accounts. We don't ask for your name, email or any personal data to use the Interface.
- Public blockchain data. Wallet addresses, transactions and token metadata you publish are permanently public on Arbitrum One. That's how blockchains work — we can't delete them.
- Your browser. Preferences such as your connected wallet type, swap settings, imported tokens and an unsent launch draft are stored only in your browser's local storage. You can clear them at any time.
- Third-party requests. To show data, your browser talks directly to public RPC endpoints, KyberSwap, DefiLlama, DexScreener and Google Fonts, and loads token logos from the links creators provide. These services see your IP address under their own privacy policies.
- Analytics. The Interface ships without tracking scripts. If an operator adds analytics, this notice must be updated.