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ROBINHOOD MAINNET 4663// Terms of Service

Terms of Service

Protocol usage rules, non-custodial responsibility, and user sovereignty guidelines for Veil smart contracts. Autonomous execution, client-side secret management, and as-is software warranties.

Non-Custodial/User Sovereignty/Protocol v1
Core Tenets
§1Decentralized & Non-Custodial
§2Exclusive Key Custody
§3Association Set Proofs (ASP)
§4As-Is Software Warranty
§1

Nature of the Protocol

Veil is a decentralized, non-custodial privacy infrastructure deployed on Robinhood Chain and integrated with Uniswap v4. The protocol comprises open-source, immutable smart contracts that execute autonomously according to public code.

§2

User Responsibility & Key Management

Users retain sole and exclusive custody of their cryptographic private keys, secret commitments, and nullifiers. Because Veil is non-custodial, lost notes or nullifiers cannot be restored by any protocol developer or validator. Users are responsible for maintaining secure backups of their encrypted note strings.

§3

Association Set Provider (ASP) Architecture & User Attestation

Veil incorporates zero-knowledge Association Set Provider (ASP) proofs allowing depositors to prove membership in published deposit sets. Under the protocol's open self-attestation architecture, attestations are generated permissionlessly on the client side without centralized surveillance or custodial screening. Users remain solely responsible for complying with applicable local laws and regulations governing digital asset transactions.

§4

“As-Is” Software Disclaimer

Veil is provided “as is” without warranties of any kind. Smart contract interactions involve inherent financial and technological risks. Users interact with the protocol at their own discretion.

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