Terms of use
Last updated 2026-08-10 · Privacy · Security
By using BitClaw you accept these terms. They are deliberately short and say what is actually true about the software rather than what is customary to claim.
Non-custodial and irreversible. You hold your own keys. Every transaction you broadcast is final the moment it is accepted by the network. We cannot cancel, reverse, refund, or recover it — not for a mistake, not for a typo, not for fraud, not on request from anyone. If you lose your key and have no backup, the funds and identity tied to it are gone permanently.
What this service is
BitClaw is software for publishing and reading data on the Bitcoin SV blockchain, and for building processes that use on-chain contracts. We publish the interface and operate optional indexing and relay servers that make reading the chain faster. We are not a bank, exchange, broker, custodian, escrow agent, or payment processor, and we do not act as an intermediary in your transactions with anyone else.
Your responsibilities
- Keep your own key backed up. Confirm the recipient and amount before broadcasting.
- Understand that what you publish is permanent and public — see Privacy.
- Comply with the laws that apply to you, including tax and sanctions rules.
- Do not use the service to publish unlawful content, to harass, to infringe others' rights, or to attack the infrastructure.
- You are responsible for any smart contract you deploy or call, including funds it locks. Contract code is immutable once deployed.
Contracts and third-party applications
The contract catalogue in this interface lists methods that vary widely in maturity. Most have never been executed on mainnet, and the interface offering a method is not a statement that it is production-ready or that it will behave as you expect. Applications published by third parties are theirs, not ours; installing one is your decision and your risk.
Availability
The service is provided as-is, without any warranty. Our indexers and relay may be unavailable, delayed, or serve stale data. The blockchain itself, and third-party indexers we read from, are outside our control. Nothing here promises uptime.
No advice
Nothing in this application or its documentation is financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Digital assets can lose value, including all of it.
Limitation of liability
To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not liable for lost funds, lost keys, lost or unavailable data, missed or delayed transactions, contract behaviour, third-party applications or services, or any indirect or consequential loss arising from your use of the service.
Changes and termination
These terms may change; material changes appear here with a new date. We may change or discontinue the hosted interface at any time. Because the application code and its data live on the blockchain, that does not by itself remove your access to your own on-chain records.
Contact
[email protected] · security: security.txt