Version 1.0 | Issued by Send Crypto Just Like That, Inc.
1. Introduction
This Risk Disclosure Statement is provided by Send Crypto Just Like That, Inc., a corporation registered in Ontario, Canada, to inform users of the potential risks associated with using the DMaple platform.
DMaple is a non-custodial crypto payment platform designed to facilitate secure, simple, and direct digital asset transactions. While we strive to provide a reliable and user-friendly experience, it is important that users understand and accept the inherent risks of using blockchain-based financial tools — even when limited to stablecoins.
2. Market Risks
2.1. Stablecoin-Related Risks
Although DMaple operates exclusively with stablecoins (such as USDT and USDC), these digital assets are not entirely free from risk. Potential risks include:
- De-pegging: A stablecoin may lose its 1:1 parity with the U.S. dollar due to market imbalances, reserve management issues, or external shocks.
- Regulatory action: Governments or regulators may impose restrictions on the issuer or on the use of stablecoins in certain jurisdictions.
- Asset freezing: Stablecoin issuers (e.g., Tether, Circle) may freeze or blacklist wallets under sanctions or fraud investigations.
- Network instability: Blockchain congestion or outages (e.g., on TRON, Ethereum, or Arbitrum networks) may result in delayed or failed transactions.Users are encouraged to review the legal and operational terms of each supported stablecoin and assess counterparty and platform-level risks.
2.2. Third-Party Infrastructure Failure
DMaple relies on third-party blockchain networks, node operators, wallet infrastructure, and internet services. Outages, errors, or downtime in any of these components may affect the ability to initiate or confirm transactions in a timely manner.
3. Technology Risks
3.1. Bugs and InterruptionsDespite our testing and quality control processes, no software is entirely immune to technical faults. Errors may include, but are not limited to:
- Delayed transaction broadcasts;
- Interface misreporting;
- Temporary service outages.
DMaple may also undergo periodic maintenance, during which some services may be temporarily unavailable.
3.2. Email Phishing or Address Errors
DMaple allows users to send crypto via email-linked wallet addresses. This introduces the risk of:
- Phishing: Users may fall victim to malicious emails impersonating DMaple.
- Mistaken input: Entering an incorrect recipient address or email may result in permanent loss of funds.
Users are solely responsible for confirming the accuracy of any recipient data before sending a transaction.
4. No Custody Disclaimer
DMaple is a fully non-custodial platform.
This means:
- Users generate and control their own private keys;
- DMaple never has access to user funds or wallet credentials;
- DMaple does not hold, store, or intermediate any digital assets.
As a result, DMaple cannot reverse or recover funds, reset passwords, or block transactions. Users bear sole responsibility for securing their keys and managing their own crypto wallets.
5. Regulatory Uncertainty
Cryptocurrency and stablecoin regulations vary significantly across jurisdictions. In some countries, the use of digital assets may be limited, regulated, or outright banned.
It is the user's responsibility to understand and comply with local laws. DMaple may restrict access from certain jurisdictions based on compliance obligations and risk assessments. This policy may change without prior notice.
6. User Responsibility
By using DMaple, users agree to:
- Safeguard their private keys and recovery information;
- Ensure the correctness of recipient email addresses or wallet identifiers;
- Monitor their accounts for any suspicious activity;
- Avoid using DMaple for any unlawful or unauthorized activity.
All transactions are irreversible once broadcast to the blockchain.
7. Limitation of Liability
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Send Crypto Just Like That, Inc. shall not be liable for any:
- Losses arising from price instability, issuer-related risk, or de-pegging of stablecoins;
- Errors, delays, or service interruptions caused by third-party network or infrastructure providers;
- Mistakes by users, including misaddressed payments or lost keys;
- Indirect, incidental, or consequential damages associated with the use of DMaple.
Users accept that the use of DMaple is at their own risk and acknowledge that digital assets inherently carry risk.
8. Conclusion
By using the DMaple platform, users confirm that they understand and accept the risks outlined in this document. This statement may be updated periodically in line with platform developments, emerging threats, or changes in applicable regulations.