CryptoMetric AI Terms of Service — counsel-review draft

This document was drafted on 20 September 2026 for counsel review. It is not an offer or an effective contract. The contracting entity is Syscobyte AB; its organisation number, registered address and monitored legal contact are stated in the publisher snapshot above and remain pending confirmation.

A finalized document must be issued as a new version. No runtime configuration may replace facts in this archived version.

CryptoMetric AI is user-operated software for market-data analysis, explainable rule-based strategy signals, a machine-learning second opinion, paper simulation, risk checks, audit records and, only where separately enabled, connection to a user-controlled exchange account.

The service is non-custodial: Syscobyte AB does not hold the user's money or crypto-assets. Describing the product as software does not determine whether a particular configured workflow is a regulated crypto-asset service. Live execution remains unavailable until the intended workflow has completed regulatory and operational approval.

The service supplies tools and information. It is not financial advice, investment advice, legal advice, accounting advice or tax advice. Outputs are not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold an asset and do not take account of a user's objectives, financial position or tolerance for loss.

Strategies are user-configurable software templates whose rules, indicators and machine-learning inputs may be informed by historical market data. An analysis output is information or a suggestion only: it is not an obligation to act, a user instruction, an exchange order, or confirmation that profit will occur or loss will be avoided. The user decides whether to use a template, how to configure it and whether to act on an output. If separately enabled, automation may convert the user's preconfigured rules into an order request under the user's authorization; that does not turn the preceding output into advice or a return promise.

No profit is promised. No output, score, backtest, paper result or risk control promises suitability, future performance, capital preservation or a maximum loss. Users should obtain independent professional advice where appropriate.

A user must be legally capable of contracting, at least 18 years old, entitled to use the service and any connected exchange in their location, and must provide accurate registration information. Accounts may not be shared, transferred or used for another person without written permission.

The user is responsible for protecting login and authentication factors, promptly reporting suspected compromise, maintaining current contact information and reviewing account activity. The user remains responsible for exchange-account terms, permissions, balances, tax reporting and legal restrictions that apply to them.

Any exchange API credential must be created in the user's account, limited to the minimum trading permissions and must not permit withdrawals. The user must apply exchange restrictions where available and revoke credentials immediately when compromise is suspected or access is no longer needed.

The user chooses strategy, symbol, parameters and whether to act. The user must begin with paper trading, understand the displayed evidence and limitations, supervise automation, keep independent access to the exchange and know how to disable the bot, revoke a key and close or cancel orders directly at the exchange.

Software stop, position and loss limits are checks performed by software; they are not guaranteed exchange-held orders. Price gaps, slippage, latency, partial fills, minimum order rules, stale or incorrect data, concurrency, outages, rejected requests, exchange behavior, configuration mistakes and defects may cause an order not to execute or a loss to exceed a configured limit.

The user must not treat the dashboard as the sole record of an exchange position. Exchange records control where they differ, and the user must reconcile and act directly when the service is unavailable or uncertain.

The service may not be used unlawfully; to manipulate a market; evade sanctions, geographic restrictions or exchange controls; access another person's account; probe or disrupt security; introduce malicious code; scrape beyond documented interfaces; reverse engineer except where law expressly permits; resell access; or misrepresent outputs as guaranteed or authorized advice.

Users must not upload unlawful material or use the service in a manner that infringes another person's rights. Syscobyte AB may investigate credible misuse and preserve evidence where legally permitted.

Exchanges, market-data sources, networks and other providers are independent. Their availability, pricing, security, solvency, custody, order handling, asset support and terms are outside Syscobyte AB's control. A connected provider may suspend an account, reject or alter an order, provide incorrect data, suffer an incident or cease operating.

Links or technical interoperability do not endorse a third party or make Syscobyte AB responsible for that party. The user contracts separately with each third party and bears the risks allocated under that relationship, subject to rights that law does not permit these Terms to limit.

The service may be interrupted for maintenance, security, provider failure, capacity limits or events beyond reasonable control. No uninterrupted or error-free operation is promised. Planned material changes will be communicated through the service or registered contact where reasonably practicable.

Updates may be required for security, law or compatibility. A consumer retains all mandatory rights concerning supply, conformity, updates, modification and remedies for digital content or services; this section does not reduce those rights.

[PENDING counsel-approved pricing, taxes, billing interval, renewal, cancellation, refund and service-start terms]. No charge may be taken until those terms and the total price are disclosed before purchase.

[PENDING counsel-approved EU/EEA consumer withdrawal process, any request for immediate performance, and the consequences of cancellation]. Any statutory withdrawal, termination, reimbursement or conformity remedy remains available where mandatory law provides it.

Subject to these Terms, Syscobyte AB grants the user a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable right to access the service for its intended purpose during the account term. Syscobyte AB and its licensors retain their rights in the software, branding and service content.

The user retains rights in data they lawfully provide and grants only the rights reasonably necessary to operate, secure and support the service. Feedback may be used without payment if it does not identify the user or disclose confidential information.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the service is supplied without voluntary warranties beyond those expressly stated in a finalized order or these Terms. Market outputs may be incomplete, delayed or incorrect and are not a substitute for independent verification.

Nothing in this section excludes an express promise or any mandatory guarantee, conformity standard, update duty or remedy owed to a consumer under applicable digital-content or consumer law.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Syscobyte AB is responsible only for direct loss that was reasonably foreseeable and caused by its breach. Liability for indirect or consequential loss, lost profit, lost opportunity, loss caused by a user's trading decision, unauthorized credentials, prohibited use, or an independent exchange or network is excluded only where that exclusion is lawful.

[PENDING counsel-approved liability cap and its fair calculation by customer type]. Any cap must not apply where law prohibits it. Nothing in these Terms limits liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, wilful misconduct, gross negligence, death or personal injury caused by negligence, breach of data-protection obligations where liability cannot be limited, mandatory consumer or digital-content rights, or any other liability that applicable law does not permit the parties to exclude or limit.

Trading loss is not automatically attributable to the service and the user must preserve exchange records and take reasonable steps to reduce avoidable loss. This does not shift a legal burden of proof or remove a remedy that mandatory law gives the user.

To the extent permitted by law, a user acting for a business will reimburse reasonable third-party claims, penalties and costs caused by that user's unlawful use, infringement, market manipulation or material breach of the prohibited-use obligations. Syscobyte AB must give reasonable notice and control of a defense may not be exercised in a way that prejudices the other party without consent.

This indemnity does not cover loss caused by Syscobyte AB's own breach and does not apply to a consumer beyond liability that may lawfully and fairly be imposed under mandatory law.

Access may be restricted or suspended when reasonably necessary to contain a security threat, comply with law, address prohibited use, protect users or providers, or investigate a material breach. Where lawful and safe, notice and a reasonable opportunity to remedy will be given.

A user may stop using the service and request account closure, subject to pending contractual and statutory retention duties. Suspension or termination must not deliberately prevent the user from using their independent exchange access to cancel orders or reduce exposure. [PENDING counsel-approved notice periods, effects of termination and data-export process].

Complaints may be sent to the monitored legal contact in the publisher snapshot. [PENDING complaint response timetable, Swedish governing-law clause, competent court and consumer alternative-dispute-resolution information, including confirmation of the appropriate Swedish body].

A choice of law or forum will not deprive an EEA consumer of mandatory protections or courts available under applicable law. Parties should first try in good faith to resolve a complaint without preventing either party from seeking urgent or statutory relief.

Each effective version will have a version and effective date. Material changes will be notified in a durable and reasonably timely form where law requires, with reasons and information about termination rights. Fresh affirmative acceptance will be requested before continued use when the contract or law requires it.

Continued use alone will not be treated as consent where affirmative agreement is required. Accepted versions remain archived so the exact agreed text can be reconstructed.

If a provision is invalid or unenforceable, it will be applied only to the lawful extent and the remaining provisions continue where legally possible. No wording in these Terms waives a non-waivable consumer, digital-content, privacy, data-protection or other statutory right.

[PENDING counsel decision on supported contract languages and which language controls, consistent with transparency obligations]. The Privacy Notice explains personal-data processing and does not form a contractual waiver of GDPR rights.