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Terms and Agreement
Terms for the SlideX Chain Explorer, a product of SlideMe Digital, LLC, part of the ecosystem of SlideMe Money App, Inc. Last updated September 29, 2026. These terms address the explorer; other ecosystem services may have their own agreements.
1. Agreement and scope
By accessing or using the SlideX Chain Explorer, you agree to these terms. They govern the explorer website and its public information features, not every product in the wider SlideMe Money ecosystem. If you do not agree, do not use the explorer.
2. Who operates this service
SlideX Chain is a product of SlideMe Digital, LLC and is part of the ecosystem of SlideMe Money App, Inc. References to “we,” “us,” and the “explorer” in these terms mean this public-facing information service operated for the SlideX Chain network. Other ecosystem products and services may have separate terms and their own operators.
3. Eligibility and local law
You must be legally able to use this service where you live. You are responsible for complying with laws applicable to your access, transactions, assets, and use of blockchain technology, including any local restrictions.
4. Nature of the explorer
The explorer displays indexed blocks, transactions, addresses, transfers, and other public network information. Displaying a record does not mean the explorer initiated, approved, guaranteed, or endorsed it. Some features may be unavailable or still under development.
5. Public blockchain records
Blockchain records can be viewed and copied by anyone with access to the network. Once confirmed, information written to the chain may be permanent, publicly searchable, and outside the explorer’s ability to edit, conceal, or remove.
6. The SlideX Chain network
SlideX Chain is an EVM-compatible blockchain network operating under chain ID 7878, with SLD as its native asset using 18 decimals. The network produces blocks continuously on a scale of seconds, and the published tokenomics describe a fixed maximum supply of 100,000,000,000 SLD with no post-genesis minting. Records on the network are created by network participants, not by the explorer: the explorer reads public information from the network’s live indexer and RPC endpoints and presents it for reference. The built-in SlideX Wallet is a self-custody wallet that keeps keys on your device, signs transactions locally, and broadcasts them to the network. These technical characteristics shape the risks described throughout these terms.
7. Accuracy and indexing delays
Indexed information may lag the chain, omit fields, contain errors, or be affected by reorganization, downtime, or changing node responses. A displayed status, balance, count, or timestamp is not a guarantee of finality or current network state. Verify important facts independently before acting.
8. Search and third-party data
Searching a hash, block, or address returns information available to the explorer at that time. Search results and any linked third-party content are informational; a result does not establish identity, ownership, legitimacy, safety, or legal rights.
9. Wallet connection
Connecting a compatible wallet can reveal your selected public address and network to the explorer interface. A wallet connection does not transfer custody or authorize a payment by itself. Review every wallet prompt and disconnect or revoke permissions through your wallet when desired.
10. Private keys and recovery
You alone are responsible for safeguarding private keys, seed phrases, passwords, devices, and wallet backups. Never provide secrets to the explorer or anyone claiming to represent it. Lost or compromised credentials may result in permanent loss of access to assets.
11. Transaction instructions
Before submitting a transaction, confirm the network, recipient address, asset, amount, contract, permissions, and fee in your wallet. Sending to an incorrect address or network, signing a malicious approval, or interacting with unsafe code may cause irreversible loss. The explorer cannot undo or recover a submitted transaction.
12. Fees and confirmations
Network fees, congestion, execution outcomes, and confirmation times can change. A pending transaction may fail, be replaced, remain unconfirmed, or incur fees even when the intended action fails. Do not rely on an explorer display as a payment receipt until independently verified.
13. Digital-asset risk
Digital assets may fluctuate sharply in value or become illiquid or worthless. Technical failures, exploits, lost keys, fraud, regulatory action, forks, and network outages can lead to loss. You bear the risks of choosing to hold, send, receive, or interact with any asset.
14. Tokens and metadata
Token names, symbols, logos, decimals, and descriptions may be supplied by third parties or change over time. A displayed token or logo is not verification, an endorsement, or proof that an asset is genuine. Check contract addresses and trusted primary sources before interacting.
15. Smart contracts and applications
Third-party contracts and decentralized applications may contain bugs, malicious behavior, upgrade controls, or unexpected permissions. The explorer does not audit or guarantee any contract, token, bridge, application, or counterparty merely because it displays related activity.
16. No financial or professional advice
Nothing on the explorer is investment, financial, tax, legal, accounting, or other professional advice, or an offer or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold an asset. Make your own assessment and consult qualified advisers where appropriate.
17. Taxes and reporting
You are responsible for determining, calculating, reporting, and paying any taxes, duties, or other obligations arising from your activity. Explorer data may be incomplete and is not a substitute for your own records or professional tax guidance.
18. Prohibited use
Do not use the service for unlawful activity, fraud, sanctions evasion, money laundering, harassment, infringement, or interference with another person’s rights. Do not attempt unauthorized access, disrupt infrastructure, deploy malicious code, or overwhelm the service with abusive requests.
19. Automated access and public APIs
Reasonable automated access may be limited to protect service availability. Do not bypass access controls or rate limits, scrape in a way that degrades service, or treat public endpoints as guaranteed production infrastructure. Separate API requirements may apply to higher-volume integrations.
20. Third-party services
Wallet providers, node operators, hosting providers, bridges, exchanges, and linked sites operate independently and may have their own terms and privacy practices. We are not responsible for their security, availability, content, or acts and omissions.
21. Intellectual property
SlideX names, logos, design, interface, and original written material are protected by applicable rights. You may use the explorer for lawful personal or internal purposes, but may not imply sponsorship or reuse protected branding without permission. Public on-chain facts are distinct from site content.
22. Changes and availability
The explorer may be updated, limited, suspended, or discontinued, and features or displayed fields may change without notice. There is no promise that a particular record, endpoint, or feature will always be available.
23. Disclaimer of warranties
To the extent permitted by applicable law, the explorer is offered “as is” and “as available,” without warranties of accuracy, completeness, uninterrupted access, security, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. Nothing here excludes a warranty that cannot legally be excluded.
24. Limits of liability
To the extent permitted by applicable law, the ecosystem participants are not liable for losses arising from inaccurate or delayed data, wallet compromise, failed transactions, smart-contract exploits, market movements, network events, service outages, or third-party conduct. Mandatory consumer rights and liabilities that cannot be excluded remain unaffected.
25. Your responsibility for claims
You are responsible for your own use of the explorer and for claims arising from your unlawful use, breach of these terms, or violation of another person’s rights, to the extent permitted by applicable law. This section does not shift liability for our own conduct where the law does not permit it.
26. Updates to these terms
We may revise these terms when the service, law, or network changes. The updated date on this page identifies the current version; continued use after a revised version is posted indicates acceptance to the extent permitted by law. Review this page periodically.
27. Questions and privacy
For questions about these terms, email support@slidemeapp.com with “SlideX Terms” in the subject line. For how information is handled, read the Privacy Notice. Do not send private keys or recovery phrases in a support message.