Terms of Service
Last updated September 2026
What ArcGlide is
ArcGlide is an interface for swapping tokens, placing limit orders, and browsing on-chain data on Arc mainnet. We don't hold your funds at any point — every trade executes directly from your own connected wallet through smart contracts on Arc. We route orders through existing liquidity pools; we don't create the tokens or pools themselves, and we don't control what gets listed on them.
Fees
Trades on ArcGlide carry a small fee, built into the contract you interact with and shown before you confirm — nothing is added after the fact. Fees fund the site and aren't refundable once a transaction confirms.
You're trading at your own risk
Token prices on Arc (or anywhere else) can go to zero. Some tokens are scams or rug pulls dressed up as normal projects. We don't vet, endorse, or guarantee anything you see listed here — do your own research before you put money into anything. Smart contracts, including ours, can have bugs. Using a DEX, a wallet, or any DeFi product carries risk that has nothing to do with us and that we can't insure you against.
Points, the leaderboard, and referrals
Points are a ranking mechanic tied to trading volume on ArcGlide — they're not a token, they have no cash value, and they can't be transferred, sold, or redeemed. We can change how points are earned, reset the leaderboard, or end the program entirely, at any time and without notice. The same goes for referral bonuses. If we ever decide to reward top point-earners with something real, that will be announced separately — it's not a standing promise.
Nothing here is financial advice
Prices, charts, volume, and everything else on the site are informational. We're not telling you to buy or sell anything, and nothing here should be treated as investment, tax, or legal advice. You're responsible for understanding the rules that apply to you wherever you are — including tax reporting on any trades you make.
No warranty
The site is provided as-is. We don't guarantee it'll be up, bug-free, or available in your jurisdiction, and we're not liable for losses from using it — including losses from a smart contract bug, a bad trade, an RPC outage, or anything else outside our direct control.
Changes
We may update these terms as the product changes. Continuing to use ArcGlide after an update means you accept the new version. If something material changes, we'll try to flag it on the site.
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