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0xArchive Terminal Terms

Version 2026-11-08. Published 8 November 2026.

This page is the complete text of version 2026-11-08 of the 0xArchive Terminal Terms, published at https://terminal.0xarchive.io/terms/2026-11-08. Every version of these Terms stays available at its own address.

The short version

This summary helps you read the Terms. It does not replace them; the numbered sections below control.

1. Who we are and what these Terms cover

1.1 These Terms are an agreement between you and Archive Labs Inc., a Delaware corporation ("Archive Labs", "we", "us" or "our"). Archive Labs operates 0xArchive and the 0xArchive Terminal.

1.2 "Terminal" means the 0xArchive Terminal at terminal.0xarchive.io and the services that support it: the Terminal account, live and paper trading, server-side trading, scripts, backtests, alerts, wallet following, X-ray and other analytics, saved settings, and the Terminal's application programming interfaces and connectors. In these Terms, "Services" means the Terminal.

1.3 The 0xArchive data API, data exports and node peering are separate products governed by the 0xArchive Terms of Service at 0xarchive.io and, for the data API and exports, its Data License. A Terminal account is a separate account with these Terms of its own. Linking a Terminal account to a 0xArchive account does not change your data API plan or the terms that govern it.

1.4 You accept these Terms in one of three ways: by signing the Terminal's sign-in message that names this version ("Sign in to the 0xArchive Terminal. I accept the Terminal Terms, version 2026-11-08."), by selecting the button that accepts them when you continue with an existing 0xArchive login, or by using the Services. We record the version you accepted, the SHA-256 hash of this page and, for a signed acceptance, the signed message and its signature. If you do not agree to these Terms, do not use the Services.

1.5 If you use the Services for a company or other organization, you accept these Terms for it and confirm that you have authority to do so. "You" then means both you and that organization.

1.6 Our Privacy Policy, described in section 12, explains how we handle personal information. When you use Hyperliquid, a wallet or another third-party service through the Terminal, that service's own terms also apply to you (section 13).

2. Eligibility and restricted regions

2.1 Age and capacity. You must be at least 18 years old, or the age of majority where you live if that is higher, and able to enter into a binding contract.

2.2 Sanctioned Persons. A "Sanctioned Person" is any person or entity that is:

A wallet address is a sanctioned address if it appears on such a list or is controlled by a Sanctioned Person.

2.3 Restricted Regions. The "Restricted Regions" are exactly the following:

We add a country or region to this list only by publishing a new version of these Terms. Where the law requires it, we may refuse trading from another place before a new version is published (section 2.7).

2.4 Who may trade. Sanctioned Persons may not use any part of the Services. You may not use the trading features (placing or changing orders, approving agents or builder fees through the Terminal, server-side trading and scripts that trade) if you live in a Restricted Region, if you are located in one at the time, or if you act for someone who lives in one, except to reduce or close positions and cancel orders where section 2.7 allows it. You also may not use the trading features if you live in the United States or its territories or in the United Kingdom, or if you act for someone who does. We may also restrict trading where the law requires it (section 2.7).

2.5 Your attestation. When you enable trading on a device, the Terminal asks you to sign this sentence with your wallet: "I am not a sanctioned person and I do not live in a region the Terms restrict." In that sentence, "sanctioned person" means a Sanctioned Person as defined in section 2.2, and "a region the Terms restrict" means a Restricted Region listed in section 2.3, the United States and its territories, or the United Kingdom. The Terminal asks you to sign it again at least every 180 days and after each new version of these Terms that we mark as material. Your attestation must be true when you sign it and for as long as you use the trading features. If it stops being true, you must stop using the trading features at once.

2.6 Your own laws. You are responsible for making sure that your use of the Services, including trading perpetual futures and other products on Hyperliquid, is lawful where you live and where you are.

2.7 Our checks. We screen the wallet addresses you sign in with or link against the U.S. Treasury's OFAC sanctions list. We use the approximate location of your IP address to refuse trading from Restricted Regions. We do not ask for identity documents to open a Terminal account or to trade. If a check fails, or we believe you are not eligible, we may refuse to create an account, end your sessions, block your account or limit it to closing positions and cancelling orders. Where the law allows it, we will try to leave you able to reduce and close positions.

3. Your Terminal account

3.1 You can create or sign in to a Terminal account by signing a sign-in message with your wallet, through the device agent sign-in described in section 4, or by continuing with an existing 0xArchive login. New accounts may have to pass an automated human check.

3.2 Each wallet address can belong to one Terminal account. You may link further wallets or subaccounts that you control by signing with them.

3.3 You are responsible for everything done through your Terminal account, your wallets and your agent keys, including actions taken by any software, script, browser extension, AI assistant or other tool you allow to read or operate the Terminal for you (for example, through an MCP connector). Review the permissions you give such tools.

3.4 Keep your devices, browser profiles and wallets secure. You can end a session by signing out, or end every session at once with "sign out everywhere". Tell us at support@0xarchive.io if you believe someone else has used your account.

4. Non-custody and keys

4.1 Your funds stay yours. The Terminal is a non-custodial interface. Your funds are held in your account on Hyperliquid, which your wallet controls. We never take possession of your funds, never ask for your seed phrase or your wallet's private key, and cannot move funds out of your account for you. Deposits, withdrawals and transfers are signed by your wallet and are final once confirmed.

4.2 Device agent. To trade from a browser, the Terminal creates an agent key on your device and keeps it in that browser. It is not sent to us. You approve it on Hyperliquid by signing with your wallet. An approval lasts up to 7 days, and the Terminal replaces the key with a new one before it expires. On Hyperliquid, an agent key can trade and move funds between your own balances and into vaults, including vaults other people run. It cannot withdraw funds or send them to another account. Anyone who gains access to your device or browser profile may be able to use your device agent until it expires or you remove it.

4.3 Server agent. If you use server-side trading (section 6), you also approve a server agent. Its key is created and kept inside an isolated, attested signing environment that we operate, designed so that no one at Archive Labs can read or export it. Our signer uses it only within the mandate you sign and the rules in section 6, and never signs transfers or vault deposits with it. On Hyperliquid itself, the server agent's powers are those of any agent key; the limits of your mandate are enforced by our signer, not by Hyperliquid.

4.4 Removing an agent. You can remove any agent at any time by revoking it on Hyperliquid, through any interface that supports it. Once an agent is removed, nothing signed with it is accepted by Hyperliquid, including orders that would close or protect a position.

4.5 Signing. Read every message before you sign it in your wallet. A signature can approve an agent, approve a builder fee, accept these Terms or move funds. We cannot reverse a signed action or a confirmed transaction.

5. Fees

5.1 No subscription. We do not charge a subscription for the Terminal in this version of these Terms. Some features have usage limits. If we introduce a paid feature, we will show its price and ask you to agree before you pay.

5.2 Builder fee. Orders the Terminal signs for you on Hyperliquid carry a builder fee for Archive Labs of 0.01% (1 basis point) of the value of each fill. On a HIP-3 market that Hyperliquid lists in growth mode, the rate is 0.005% (0.5 basis points). Hyperliquid collects the builder fee from your account when an order fills and pays it to us. It is in addition to Hyperliquid's own trading fees. The order ticket shows the fees that apply before you place an order.

5.3 Your approval. Before you trade, you approve on Hyperliquid a maximum builder fee for our builder address, currently 0.02% (2 basis points). Hyperliquid will not charge more than the maximum you have approved. We may change our rates at any time. We will give at least 30 days’ notice in the Terminal before raising a rate. A rate above your approved maximum requires your approval of a higher one.

5.4 Orders without a builder fee. Hyperliquid's native TWAP orders sent from the Terminal, and paper trades, carry no builder fee. We may agree different rates with you in writing.

5.5 Revoking the approval. You can revoke the builder fee approval on Hyperliquid at any time. Once you do, Hyperliquid rejects orders that carry our builder fee, so the Terminal and server-side trading can no longer place most orders for you, including server-side exits. You can still manage your account directly on Hyperliquid.

5.6 Other costs. Hyperliquid's trading fees, funding payments, liquidation costs, and network or bridge fees are charged by others, not by us.

5.7 Refunds and taxes. Builder fees are collected on-chain when orders fill and are not refundable, except where the law requires a refund or where we confirm that a fee was charged because of an error in the Services. You are responsible for any taxes on your trading and on fees you pay.

5.8 Programs. We may offer referral or promotional programs under separate terms, which apply together with these Terms.

6. Server-side trading and mandates

6.1 What it is. Server-side trading lets our servers carry out orders, algorithms, strategies and scripts for you while your browser is closed. It is available only for the markets and order types that the Terminal offers for it.

6.2 Your mandate. To use it, you approve a server agent (section 4.3) and sign a mandate with your wallet. The mandate sets your limits, such as the markets, order sizes, exposure, leverage, price bands and how long it lasts. Our signer refuses any order outside your mandate or outside the platform ceilings in section 6.3.

6.3 Platform ceilings. Whatever your mandate says, server-side trading never exceeds our platform ceilings. At the time of this version they are:

There are also limits on open orders, order rates and how far from the market an order may be priced. The Terminal shows the ceilings in force when you sign a mandate. We may change the ceilings without publishing a new version of these Terms. A change never widens a mandate you have already signed.

6.4 Exits after you stop, by design. When a mandate expires, or you stop or revoke it in the Terminal, the signer stops opening or increasing positions. It can still sign cancels, protective stops and exit orders, so that open positions can be protected or closed. Those exit orders are reduce-only: they can reduce or close a position but never open or increase one. To stop all server-side signing, including exits, remove the server agent on Hyperliquid. After that, your positions and resting orders stay as they are until you manage them yourself.

6.5 Your controls. At any time you can stop server-side trading from opening positions for your account, stop individual strategies or all of them, or flatten the account. When you stop entries, protective stops that are already armed keep protecting your positions. Flattening the account sends orders to close every position on that account, including positions you opened yourself, at the prices available in the market.

6.6 Capacity. Server-side trading runs on shared infrastructure with limited capacity. We may limit how many accounts can use it at once, so you may be unable to start new server-side work. Work already running is not stopped because of the capacity limit.

6.7 No guarantee of execution. Server-side trading depends on our servers, our signer, network connections and Hyperliquid. Restarts, outages, rate limits and stale or missing market data can delay, skip or stop orders, including stops and exits. Orders already resting on Hyperliquid, including Hyperliquid's own trigger orders, stay there while our servers are unavailable. Server-side logic that has not yet placed an order on Hyperliquid cannot act until service resumes.

6.8 Your choices. You choose whether to use server-side trading, which strategy or script to run and with what settings. Default settings, templates and examples are starting points, not recommendations.

6.9 Paper trading and backtests. Paper trading and backtests are simulations. They estimate fills, fees, funding and slippage, and those estimates differ from real trading. Simulated results do not predict real results.

7. Scripts

7.1 You can write scripts that run in a sandbox in your browser and on our script servers.

7.2 Your scripts remain yours. You give us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to store, copy, run, transmit and display your scripts as needed to provide the Services to you. We do not sell your scripts or share them with other users, and we access them only to run them for you, to keep the Services secure, or when the law requires.

7.3 You are responsible for what your scripts do, including their errors. A script that trades can do so only within your mandate and the ceilings in section 6. We do not review, test or endorse scripts.

7.4 You must not use scripts to attack, probe or overload our systems or anyone else's, to escape the sandbox, to mine cryptocurrency, to scrape or extract data in bulk, or for any purpose that section 10 prohibits. We may limit, pause, stop or delete a script that breaks these Terms or threatens the Services, and scripts may be stopped or restarted when we operate or update our systems.

8. Data, analytics and alerts

8.1 Sources. The Terminal shows market data from 0xArchive's historical archive and live feeds, and from Hyperliquid's official interfaces when our feeds are unavailable. Your account data, such as balances, positions, orders and fills, comes from Hyperliquid.

8.2 Accuracy. Data in the Terminal can be delayed, incomplete or wrong, and it can differ from the state on Hyperliquid at the moment an order executes. Hyperliquid's own records decide what happened to your orders and positions. Check what matters to you before you trade.

8.3 Analytics. X-ray, wallet following, liquidation and order-flow maps, profit and loss figures, journals and similar analytics are calculations and estimates, which can be wrong. Information about wallets comes from public blockchain data.

8.4 Alerts. Alerts are delivered on a best-effort basis, in the Terminal or through destinations you connect, such as Telegram or Discord. They can arrive late or not at all. Do not rely on an alert in place of a stop order.

8.5 Not advice. Nothing in the Services is investment, financial, legal or tax advice, a recommendation to trade, or an offer to buy or sell anything. We do not act as your broker, adviser or fiduciary. You make your own trading decisions.

8.6 Use of data. You may use the data shown in the Terminal for your own trading and research in the Terminal. You must not scrape it, extract it in bulk, or republish or resell it. Bulk market data is available through the 0xArchive data API and exports, under the 0xArchive Terms of Service and Data License, which also limit redistribution.

9. Risks

9.1 Trading digital assets and derivatives carries a high risk of loss. Trade only with money you can afford to lose. The risks include, but are not limited to, the following:

9.2 You are responsible for understanding these risks and the products you trade, including Hyperliquid's documentation on margin, liquidation and order types.

10. Prohibited use

You must not, and must not help anyone else to:

11. Intellectual property

11.1 Archive Labs and its licensors own the Services, including the software, designs, analytics, text and trademarks. Subject to these Terms, we give you a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable license to use the Services. You must not copy, modify, distribute or create derivative works of the Services except as these Terms allow.

11.2 Your layouts, drawings, notes, saved settings and scripts remain yours, subject to the license in section 7.2, which applies to them as well.

11.3 If you send us feedback or suggestions, we may use them without any obligation to you.

11.4 Open-source components in the Services are licensed under their own licenses.

12. Privacy

Our Privacy Policy at https://0xarchive.io/privacy, including its section on the Terminal, explains what we collect and why. For the Terminal this includes your wallet addresses, the records of your acceptances and attestations, IP-derived location and network data used for eligibility checks, sanctions screening results, your account and saved settings, your scripts and server-side trading records, and cookie-free usage measurement and error reports. Activity on Hyperliquid, including your trades and positions, is public on its blockchain.

13. Third-party services

13.1 The Terminal works with services that we do not control, including Hyperliquid, your wallet, WalletConnect, bridges and blockchain networks, Telegram, Discord and the human check used at sign-up. Their terms and privacy policies apply to your use of them. We are not responsible for their availability, conduct or losses they cause.

13.2 Archive Labs is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Hyperliquid. Venue and market names identify the markets the Terminal connects to.

14. Disclaimers

14.1 The Services are provided "as is" and "as available". To the fullest extent the law allows, we disclaim all warranties, express or implied, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, non-infringement, accuracy and uninterrupted or error-free operation.

14.2 We do not guarantee that any order will be placed, executed, changed or cancelled, at any price or at any time, or that data, analytics or alerts will be accurate, complete or timely.

14.3 Archive Labs is not an exchange, trading venue, broker, dealer, custodian, wallet provider, investment adviser or fiduciary, and does not operate Hyperliquid.

14.4 Features we mark as preview, beta or experimental may change or be removed and may be less reliable.

15. Limitation of liability

15.1 To the fullest extent the law allows, Archive Labs and its officers, directors, employees, contractors and affiliates are not liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary or punitive damages, or for any loss of profits, trading losses, loss of funds or digital assets, loss of data or loss of goodwill, arising out of or relating to the Services or these Terms, even if we were told such damages were possible.

15.2 Without limiting section 15.1, we are not liable for losses caused by market movements; by Hyperliquid, its validators, oracles, deployers or other users; by bridges, wallets or other third-party services; by your keys, devices or credentials, or anyone using them; by your settings, strategies or scripts; or by events beyond our reasonable control.

15.3 To the fullest extent the law allows, our total liability for all claims arising out of or relating to the Services or these Terms is limited to the greater of US$100 and the builder fees you paid us in the 12 months before the claim.

15.4 Nothing in these Terms limits liability that the law does not allow to be limited, such as liability for fraud, willful misconduct, or death or personal injury caused by negligence.

16. Indemnity

To the extent the law allows, you will indemnify and hold harmless Archive Labs and its officers, directors, employees, contractors and affiliates from claims, losses, liabilities and costs, including reasonable legal fees, that arise from your breach of these Terms, your violation of any law or third-party right, your scripts or other content, or the use of your account, wallets or agent keys.

17. Suspension and termination

17.1 We may suspend, limit, restrict to closing positions only, or end your access to all or part of the Services at any time if we believe you have broken these Terms, if the law or a sanctions check requires it, if your account presents a security or legal risk, or if we stop offering a feature. Where we can, and where the law allows, we will give notice and leave you able to reduce and close positions and cancel orders.

17.2 You can stop using the Services at any time. To fully disconnect, stop any server-side work, then remove your device and server agents on Hyperliquid, revoke the builder fee approval, and sign out everywhere. Once the agents are removed, the Terminal can no longer protect or close your positions. You can ask us to delete your Terminal account at privacy@0xarchive.io.

17.3 Ending your access does not close your positions or cancel your orders on Hyperliquid, except as section 6.4 describes. You remain responsible for them.

17.4 Sections 4.4, 5.6, 5.7, 6.4, 7.2, 8.5, 9 and 11 to 20 continue to apply after your access ends.

18. Changes

18.1 We may add, change or remove features of the Services at any time.

18.2 We may publish new versions of these Terms. Each version has its own version identifier and address, and earlier versions stay available at theirs. A new version takes effect when it is published. If we mark a version as material, you must accept it before you can enable trading again or renew your trading access; until you do, the Terminal may allow only orders that reduce or close positions. Your continued use of the Services after a version takes effect means you accept it.

19. Governing law and disputes

19.1 Governing law. These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware and, for section 19, the U.S. Federal Arbitration Act, without regard to conflict-of-law rules.

19.2 Talk to us first. Before starting arbitration or a court case, you and we will try to resolve the dispute informally for at least 30 days after one sends the other a written notice describing it. Send your notice to legal@0xarchive.io.

19.3 Arbitration. Any dispute arising out of or relating to these Terms or the Services that is not resolved informally will be decided by binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association under its Consumer Arbitration Rules (or its Commercial Arbitration Rules if you use the Services for a business), before a single arbitrator. The seat of arbitration is Wilmington, Delaware, and hearings may be held by video. The arbitrator may award the same individual relief a court could. Judgment on the award may be entered in any court with jurisdiction.

19.4 Exceptions. Either of us may bring an individual claim in small claims court if it qualifies, or ask a court for an injunction to protect intellectual property or to stop unauthorized access to the Services.

19.5 Individual claims only. Disputes are resolved only on an individual basis. Neither you nor we may bring or take part in a class, collective or representative action, or consolidate claims without the consent of both parties. You and we each waive the right to a jury trial.

19.6 Mass filings. If 25 or more similar demands are filed by or with the help of the same law firm or organization, they will be administered in batches under the arbitration provider's mass-arbitration rules.

19.7 Opting out. You can opt out of arbitration by emailing legal@0xarchive.io within 30 days after you first accept these Terms, with your wallet address or the email of your 0xArchive login, and a statement that you opt out. Opting out does not affect any other part of these Terms.

19.8 Courts. If arbitration does not apply, or a part of section 19 is found unenforceable for a claim, that claim will be heard only in the state or federal courts located in Delaware, and you and we consent to their jurisdiction.

19.9 Your local law. If you are a consumer, nothing in these Terms removes rights you have under the mandatory consumer protection laws of the country where you live.

20. General

20.1 These Terms, together with the documents they refer to, are the entire agreement between you and us about the Terminal.

20.2 You may not transfer your rights or obligations under these Terms without our consent. We may transfer ours, including to an affiliate or in a merger, acquisition or sale of assets.

20.3 If any part of these Terms is unenforceable, the rest remains in effect. Our failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver of it.

20.4 We are not liable for delays or failures caused by events beyond our reasonable control, including failures of Hyperliquid, blockchains, networks, hosting providers or utilities, attacks, and acts of government.

20.5 We may give you notices in the Terminal or through destinations you have connected. You may give us notices by email to legal@0xarchive.io.

20.6 You must comply with export control and sanctions laws that apply to your use of the Services.

20.7 These Terms are written in English. A translation is for convenience only, and the English version controls.

20.8 IP geolocation by DB-IP (db-ip.com), used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license.

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