Self-custody
Users control their wallets and decide whether to approve a transaction. SPLIT does not require a seed phrase or wallet private key. A wallet's approval screen is the final place to verify the transaction before signing.
Blockchain finality
Blockchain transactions can be irreversible. Wrong addresses, wrong networks, malicious wallet software, insufficient balances, network congestion, RPC failures and smart-contract or protocol failures can result in failed transactions or loss of funds.
Group payments
An organizer chooses the payout wallet. Participants are responsible for confirming that the organizer and payment request are legitimate. SPLIT verifies supported on-chain payments against the expected payer, recipient, asset and amount before marking them paid, but verification does not guarantee the underlying purpose of the payment is legitimate.
Token launches
Tokens launched through SPLIT are created by users. Listing a token in the SPLIT Tokens directory is not an endorsement, recommendation, promise of liquidity, price, market value, safety or future performance. Token creators remain responsible for their token, communications and applicable legal obligations.
Fees and revenue routing
SPLIT does not charge a required upfront SPLIT launch fee. Normal network and third-party on-chain costs may still apply. The creator-revenue pool is routed at fixed percentages: 35% to the connected creator wallet, 20% to the project treasury wallet, 35% to the configured revenue reserve, and 10% to SPLIT Protocol. These percentages are enforced by the launch backend and are not editable by token creators. The SPLIT Protocol share is 10% of creator revenue, not 10% of each trade. The reserve allocation does not automatically create or add DEX liquidity. Each token launch also requires a minimum $5 USDC-equivalent first buy; Metaplex Genesis settles the first buy in SOL and the amount goes into the token bonding curve rather than to SPLIT.
Creator dashboard authentication
The creator dashboard uses wallet message signatures to prove control of a creator or payout wallet. Signing a dashboard login message is not a blockchain transaction and should not request gas or move assets.
Payment status
Payment states are Pending, Submitted and Paid. Submitted means a wallet returned a transaction reference and SPLIT stored it. Paid means SPLIT independently verified the expected on-chain payer, recipient, asset, exact amount and successful transaction. A rejected transaction can return to a retry state.
Third-party services
Wallets, blockchains, RPC providers, Render, Resend, Irys, Metaplex and other third-party infrastructure can be unavailable, change behavior or fail. SPLIT cannot guarantee uninterrupted execution by independent third parties.
No performance promise
SPLIT does not promise that a token will gain value, attract buyers, graduate, maintain liquidity or generate creator revenue. Users should make their own financial and legal decisions.
These product disclosures are not a substitute for jurisdiction-specific legal terms. Before public commercial launch, the project owner should have the final terms, privacy, consumer, payments and token-law position reviewed by qualified counsel.