Terms

1. Who you are dealing with

This site, the indexer behind it and the issuer account on Xahau are run by xrplorer ApS, a Danish limited company registered in the Central Business Register as CVR 41348534. Write to info@xrplorer.com. "We" below means xrplorer ApS; "you" means whoever uses the site or sends a transaction to the issuer.

Operator

xrplorer ApS, CVR 41348534

Network

Xahau testnet

Issuer account

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Contact

info@xrplorer.com

2. What the service is

Two things. The site reads a public ledger and draws what it finds; it prepares transactions for your own wallet to sign, and never holds your keys or your funds. The protocol is a set of hooks on the issuer account that admit breeding requests, fix each birth's randomness, mint the child and keep the records. The rules of the protocol are described in the whitepaper and how it works; where these terms and the whitepaper describe the same rule, the code on the ledger is what actually runs, and if the site and the ledger disagree, the ledger is right.

By using the site, or by sending a transaction to the issuer, you accept these terms. If you do not accept them, do not send anything to the issuer.

3. Your wallet, your transactions

• Everything you do on the ledger you sign yourself, in your own wallet. We cannot sign for you, stop a transaction you have signed, or reverse one that has been applied.
• Read a transaction before you sign it. The site shows what it is preparing; the wallet shows what it is about to sign. What is signed is what counts.
• You are responsible for your keys and your device. A key lost or stolen is not something we can undo.
• You must be at least 18 years old, and allowed by the law where you live, to pay for or hold a moeba.

4. What you pay, and when it comes back

A founder or a birth is paid for up front, to the issuer account, in XAH. The payment covers a fee to the operator, the partner price of any parent you do not keep yourself, and a budget for the transactions and wake-ups the hooks spend carrying out your request. The prices in force are read live from the issuer and shown before you pay; they are set by parameter and can change, but the price you pay is the one in force when your request is admitted.

• A birth that breaks before its randomness is fixed refunds its unspent budget, both prices and our fee when the queue is swept — unless a keeper broke it by burning a parent after its named ledger had closed (below). You are out only what the birth had already spent: the network fees of the transactions it sent and the wake-ups it used. A birth our clock never reached is refunded this way, and so is one whose parent we burned before its randomness was fixed.
• A birth that breaks after its randomness is fixed is not refunded, and neither is one a keeper breaks after its named ledger has closed. Once that ledger has closed, its hash is public and the child follows from it: anyone can compute it, before the hooks have even captured it. A refund at that point would be a free look at the outcome with the option to walk away. That holds for a burn by the keeper who asked and by the keeper of the other parent alike. If the child was already minted and is still with the issuer, and every partner who was owed a price has been paid, the sweep sends the child to the keeper who asked. A child whose partner is still unpaid stays with the issuer. This is a rule of the protocol, not a discretion of ours.
• Partner prices are paid to the partner's keeper by the hooks, not to us, and are not ours to refund.
• Network fees are paid to the Xahau network, not to us.
• XAH has a price that moves. What a birth cost you in another currency is between you and the market.

Right of withdrawal. If you are a consumer in the EU you normally have fourteen days to withdraw from a distance contract. A request to the issuer is digital content whose supply begins the moment it is admitted, and its outcome cannot be undone. By sending a request you ask us to begin at once and acknowledge that you thereby lose the right of withdrawal, to the extent the law allows. What the protocol refunds under the rules above, it refunds regardless.

5. What a moeba is, and is not

A moeba is a URIToken on Xahau, minted by the issuer, carrying a genome and a birth record. Each is unique and none is interchangeable with another. That is all it is. In particular a moeba is not:

• an investment, a security, a share, a currency, or a financial instrument of any kind;
• a claim on xrplorer ApS, its earnings, or anything outside the ledger;
• a promise that it will have a buyer, a price, or a future. There is no market we run and no value we underwrite.

Nothing on this site is financial advice. Buy a moeba because you want to keep one.

6. What you own, and what we keep

The token is yours: the ledger says who keeps it, and the ledger's rules for selling, giving and burning it apply, enforced against us as much as against anyone. The genome and the birth record are public data, on a public ledger, and neither of us can change them.

The software — the hooks, the genetics, the renderer that draws a moeba from its genome, this site and its text — and the name and marks Xahmoeba are the property of xrplorer ApS. The source is not published. Holding a moeba gives you no rights in the software.

For as long as you keep a moeba, we grant you a non‑exclusive, worldwide licence to display, reproduce, share and make derivative works of that moeba's rendered image, for personal and commercial purposes alike. The licence does not let you use the Xahmoeba name or marks to suggest we endorse what you do with it, and it ends when the token leaves your account. Renderings shown on this site of moebas you do not keep are for looking at.

7. What we can do, and what we promise about it

Whoever holds the issuer's key can do the things listed under what the issuer can do in the whitepaper: replace the hooks, change the prices, the maturity wait and the fertility of newborns, write a moeba's terms record, refuse transfers through a hook, delete the queue's state, burn any moeba, and withdraw what the account has earned. The account isdeliberately not blackholed, so that a fault can be found and fixed.

We hold that key, and we say how we intend to use it:

• We will not change the genome, parents, randomness, rules or given name of any moeba. We cannot; the ledger forbids it, and these terms do too.
• We will burn a moeba only to repair a fault the protocol itself has recorded, or where the law requires it, and we will say so on the site when we do.
• We will not delete the queue's state while it owes anything to a birth in progress, except to repair a fault, and then only after settling or refunding what the rules above say is owed.
• Changes to prices and parameters take effect for requests admitted after the change and are visible on the issuer account.
• We may stop running the site or the indexer. The tokens, their records and the moebas' own ledger rules remain on Xahau regardless of us.

8. This copy is a rehearsal

This copy reads a species running on the Xahau test network, where XAH is free. It is a rehearsal and may be reset without notice: the population wiped, the issuing account replaced, the rules changed. Nothing born here has any value, carries over to a release, or gives a claim on anything. Section 4 applies in form but not in substance: there is no money to refund. See the whitepaper.

9. Using the site and the API

The site and the indexer's API are public and free to read. Do not overload them, scrape them in ways that hurt others' use, or try to break them or the hooks. Do not use the protocol for anything unlawful, or to breed or name a moeba in a way that infringes someone else's rights. We may block an address or an account from the site and the indexer if it does; the ledger itself we cannot block anyone from.

10. No warranty

The site, the indexer and the protocol are provided as they are. The protocol is young and has had faults; the whitepaper records them. We do not promise that the site is always up, that the indexer is always current, that a birth always succeeds, that the renderer never changes how a moeba is drawn, or that the site is free of errors. The Xahau network, the node the site reads from, the explorer it links to and the wallet you sign with are run by others, and we make no promise for them.

11. Liability

To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for loss that comes from a lost or stolen key, a transaction you signed, a fault in your wallet, a fault or outage of the Xahau network or a node, a change in the price of XAH, or anything a third party does; nor for indirect loss, lost profit or lost opportunity. Where we are liable, our liability for all claims in any twelve‑month period is limited to the fees you paid the issuer in that period. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited under Danish law, or takes from you a right that the consumer law of your country gives you and that cannot be waived.

12. Law, disputes, changes

Danish law applies, and disputes go to the Danish courts, without prejudice to mandatory consumer protection where you live. If you are a consumer in Denmark you may complain to Center for Klageløsning at Nævnenes Hus before going to court. Write to us first; most things are quicker that way.

We may change these terms. A change is published here with a new effective date and applies to what you do after it. What a moeba was born under — its rules, its maturity wait, its fertility — is on the moeba and does not change.

These terms are written in English. Where a translation exists, the English text governs.