1. Operator and important legal information
Complete the bracketed operator details before publication. These fields must contain the exact legal identity and contact details of the business contracting with users.
Platform / trading nameSoltan.fun
Legal entity[LEGAL ENTITY NAME]
Registered office[REGISTERED ADDRESS]
Company / KVK number[KVK / COMPANY NUMBER]
VAT number, if applicable[VAT NUMBER / NOT APPLICABLE]
Contact / complaintssoltan.info@soltan.fun
These Terms and Risk Disclaimer govern access to and use of Soltan.fun. They are intended to work together with the Privacy Notice. If mandatory consumer law applies, those statutory rights prevail over any conflicting provision of these Terms.
2. What Soltan is
Soltan.fun is a software platform for users who want to create and manage Solana-based tokens and, through user-initiated blockchain transactions, create CPMM liquidity pools and manage related liquidity positions.
- Users create their own account and verify their email address.
- Users connect their own compatible wallet, such as Phantom, and approve blockchain transactions themselves.
- Soltan does not request or store the user's private key or seed phrase.
- Token and pool actions are ultimately recorded on the Solana blockchain and are generally irreversible once confirmed.
- Soltan may charge disclosed platform fees for particular actions. Current examples in the application include a 0.05 SOL token-launch platform fee, a 0.01 SOL CPMM-pool creation fee and a 0.07 SOL liquidity-removal platform fee. Solana network fees and third-party blockchain costs are separate and may vary.
Fees may be changed for future transactions. The applicable fee displayed by the relevant feature before a transaction is the fee you should rely on for that transaction.
3. Non-custodial model
Soltan does not operate as your wallet. The platform is designed so that the user's wallet remains under the user's control. Soltan does not ask for or store private keys or seed phrases.
However, non-custodial does not mean risk-free. A user can still lose assets through a wrong address, malicious token, phishing, incorrect transaction parameters, poor liquidity, market manipulation, compromised wallet, device compromise or another blockchain-related event.
4. Eligibility and lawful use
- You must be legally capable of entering into these Terms and must meet any applicable minimum-age requirement.
- You must comply with all laws and regulations applicable to you, including tax, sanctions, anti-fraud, consumer, securities, financial-services and crypto-asset rules.
- You must not use Soltan from a jurisdiction where the service or the specific activity is prohibited.
- You must not use Soltan to create, promote or facilitate scams, fraud, money laundering, terrorist financing, sanctions evasion, market manipulation, phishing, malware, impersonation or other unlawful activity.
- You must not upload content that infringes intellectual-property, privacy, publicity or other rights.
5. Token creation: the creator is responsible
The person creating a token is responsible for the token, its name, symbol, description, image, metadata, supply, decimals, authorities, associated links, claims, marketing and all legal consequences of issuing, offering, promoting or making that token available to others.
Soltan does not become the issuer, owner, promoter, adviser, guarantor or beneficiary of a user's token merely because the user uses the platform to create it.
You must not represent a token as being issued, endorsed, guaranteed, audited or approved by Soltan unless Soltan has expressly agreed to that representation in writing.
6. Crypto-asset and token risks
Creating or holding a token can result in a total loss of value. Crypto-assets are highly risky and can be extremely volatile. The following risks are examples and not an exhaustive list:
- Price risk: a token may fall to zero or become impossible to sell at a meaningful price.
- Liquidity risk: a pool may have little or no liquidity. A displayed price does not guarantee that a trade can be executed at that price.
- Impermanent loss and pool risk: liquidity providers can suffer losses relative to simply holding the underlying assets, and pool balances can change rapidly.
- Slippage and execution risk: the amount received may differ from an estimate because reserves and market conditions change between preparation and confirmation.
- Transaction irreversibility: confirmed blockchain transactions generally cannot be reversed by Soltan.
- Wallet risk: loss of a seed phrase, private key, device access or wallet security can permanently prevent access to assets.
- Phishing and malicious signing risk: users must inspect wallet prompts and transaction details before signing.
- Token-design risk: incorrect supply, decimals, authorities, metadata or token configuration can make a token behave differently from what the creator intended.
- Metadata risk: public metadata and images may be copied, indexed or displayed by third parties and may be difficult or impossible to remove once referenced publicly.
- Smart-contract/program risk: Solana programs, Raydium CPMM infrastructure, wallets, RPC services and other third-party infrastructure can contain defects or become unavailable.
- Network risk: congestion, outages, validator issues, RPC failure, forks or other network conditions can delay or prevent transactions.
- MEV/front-running risk: public blockchain transactions can be observed and may be affected by market participants before confirmation.
- Regulatory risk: crypto-asset laws vary by country and can change. A token or activity that is permitted in one jurisdiction may be restricted in another.
- Tax risk: token creation, trading, liquidity provision and rewards may have tax consequences.
- Fraud and impersonation risk: third parties may create tokens or websites that imitate legitimate projects or names. A Soltan-created token is not automatically legitimate, safe or endorsed by Soltan.
7. Regulatory status and MiCA
Soltan does not represent itself on this page as a licensed crypto-asset service provider, exchange, broker, custodian, investment adviser or portfolio manager.
This statement is not a legal determination that MiCA or any other law does not apply. Whether an activity is regulated depends on the actual service, how it is provided, the role performed by each party, the jurisdiction and other facts. EU Regulation 2023/1114 (MiCA) contains rules for crypto-asset issuers, offers/admissions to trading and defined crypto-asset services. Users must independently assess the rules applicable to their own token and activities and obtain professional legal advice where necessary.
In particular, the creator of a token may have obligations relating to offering, marketing or admission to trading that are separate from the software service provided by Soltan. Nothing on Soltan.fun should be read as an exemption, approval, registration or regulatory opinion.
8. Wallets and transaction approval
Soltan does not control your wallet. You are solely responsible for selecting the correct wallet, reviewing transaction details and deciding whether to sign.
- Never provide a seed phrase or private key to Soltan or anyone claiming to represent Soltan.
- Only approve transactions you understand.
- Verify token mint addresses, pool addresses, amounts and fees before signing.
- Do not assume that a wallet warning, explorer label or third-party token label means that Soltan has approved the asset.
9. Third-party services
Soltan interacts with external infrastructure including Solana, Phantom, Raydium and Pinata/IPFS. These parties are independent of Soltan. Their availability, security, policies, fees and functionality are outside Soltan's control.
Soltan is not responsible for losses caused solely by a third-party service, blockchain event, wallet compromise or user error, except to the extent liability cannot lawfully be excluded.
10. User content, metadata and abuse
You are responsible for everything you submit or cause to be published through Soltan, including token names, symbols, descriptions, images, website links, social links and metadata.
We may refuse, restrict, suspend or terminate access to accounts or content where we reasonably believe that the service is being abused, used unlawfully, used to facilitate fraud or impersonation, or creates a material security, legal or reputational risk. Where blockchain data cannot be removed, suspension of the Soltan account does not erase the on-chain record.
11. Championships, points and Store rewards
Championship rankings are generated from server-side records and, where stated on the relevant page, live on-chain measurements. Points are promotional platform rewards and are not crypto-assets, deposits, interest or guaranteed monetary value merely because they appear in an account.
Store claims may be subject to eligibility checks, fraud prevention, availability and administrative approval. A payout is not automatic. Users are responsible for providing a correct Solana payout address. A payout sent to an incorrect address may be irrecoverable.
12. Availability and changes
Soltan is provided on an evolving software basis. Features may be changed, suspended, deprecated or temporarily unavailable for security, maintenance, legal, technical or third-party reasons.
Blockchain transactions already confirmed on-chain are not cancelled merely because a Soltan feature later changes or becomes unavailable.
13. No investment advice or guarantee
Soltan does not provide personalised investment, financial, tax or legal advice. Nothing on the website is a recommendation to buy, sell, hold or create any crypto-asset.
Past Championship results, displayed prices, market-cap estimates, liquidity figures or other platform statistics are not promises of future performance.
14. Liability and indemnification
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, you use Soltan at your own risk. The operator is not liable for indirect, incidental, special or consequential losses, loss of profits, loss of opportunity, loss of crypto-assets, loss caused by market movements, or losses arising from blockchain or third-party infrastructure, except where such exclusion is not legally permitted.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, including mandatory consumer rights and liability arising from intentional misconduct or other circumstances for which limitation is prohibited by applicable law.
To the extent permitted by law, you agree to indemnify the operator against third-party claims, losses and reasonable costs arising from your unlawful use of Soltan, your token, your user content, your violation of these Terms, or your infringement of another person's rights.
15. Suspension and termination
We may suspend or terminate access where necessary to protect the platform, users, third parties or the operator, to comply with law, or where an account is involved in abuse, fraud, security incidents or prohibited activity.
Termination does not undo confirmed blockchain transactions and does not erase public blockchain records.
16. Governing law and complaints
To the extent permitted by mandatory law, these Terms are governed by the laws of the Netherlands. Disputes are subject to the competent courts in the Netherlands, without depriving consumers of mandatory protections or mandatory jurisdiction rights in their country of residence.
Complaints should first be sent to soltan.info@soltan.fun with enough information to investigate the issue. Do not send private keys, seed phrases or passwords.
17. Severability and updates
If a provision is found invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain effective to the extent permitted by law. We may update these Terms when the service, law or risk profile changes. The current version is published on this page.
18. Final risk warning
Do not use Soltan.fun with money or assets you cannot afford to lose. Token creation and liquidity operations can create permanent on-chain consequences. Always verify the transaction, wallet address, token mint, pool address, amount and fee before signing.
These Terms are drafted to describe the current Soltan.fun product and to allocate responsibility clearly. They are not a substitute for legal advice and should be reviewed by a Dutch lawyer before public launch, especially if the service will be marketed to consumers across multiple jurisdictions.