Terms of Use for this interface

• Stonkhouse is not available to US persons, and nothing on this site is an offer or solicitation to any person in any jurisdiction where such an offer would be unlawful.
• Robinhood Chain Stock Tokens are offered outside the United States under their issuer's own terms and eligibility rules. Those rules govern whether you may hold the collateral at all; this interface does not widen them and cannot waive them.
• Access is restricted by these terms, not by a technical control. You are responsible for your own eligibility, and for any tax or reporting consequence of using this interface.
• No know-your-customer process is run here, and none is implied. This is a permissionless smart contract on a public chain.

You must be at least 18 years old and able to enter a binding agreement, and you must not be barred from using the interface by sanctions or by the law of your jurisdiction. By using the interface you represent that both are true.

• A front-end to public smart contracts on Robinhood Chain. It builds transactions; your wallet signs them; the chain executes them. The interface never holds a key and never holds a token.
• The interface has no custody: a wallet signs each transaction. In v2, buyers pay premium and a capped taker fee to acquire long options, while writers lock Stock Tokens or USDG collateral in the Clearinghouse behind their orders. The replacement contracts described by these terms are non-upgradeable and separate fee, configuration, listing, treasury and guardian powers into delayed role lanes. Compiled ceilings bound fees, no role can transfer user collateral, and close, redeem, withdraw and cancel remain available. This is a design statement, not a claim that the replacement contracts have been broadcast. Legacy contracts remain relevant during run-off.
• There is no username or password account and no know-your-customer check. Your wallet address is public chain data. Optional notifications create a wallet-linked subscription with a channel target and preferences, as described in the privacy notice.
• The same contracts are reachable without this interface, from any tool that can send a transaction. Withdrawing does not depend on this site staying up.

• Use the interface only for lawful purposes, in your jurisdiction and in general.
• Do not attack or interfere with the interface: no exploiting a weakness to take what is not yours, no disruptive automation, no impersonation. If you find a vulnerability, report it instead of using it.
• Do not misrepresent this interface as affiliated with Robinhood, Valorem or any other third party it names. It is not; the legal page says so in full.

Nothing on the interface is investment, legal, tax or accounting advice, and nothing here is an offer of securities or an invitation to buy or sell anything. Published weekly results describe what has already happened and say nothing about what any future week will do. The interface does not know your circumstances and does not try to.

A buyer can lose the entire premium and taker fee if an option expires worthless. Under the replacement design, a writer receives premium only when an order fills, pays 5% of that premium on a first sale and 0% on a true resale, and gives up upside above the strike on collateral committed to a filled call. The collateral-based rate launches at zero and any change for new series requires 72 hours' on-chain notice. The Stock Token is a debt security whose issuer can restrict transfers. An oracle dispute can delay settlement, and a call payout may arrive in Stock Tokens when USDG conversion fails. The risks page is part of these terms by reference; read it before trading.

• No external audit report has been published for the Stonkhouse contracts. An external audit is pending. The published source includes files with different license notices; check each applicable notice before reuse. The contracts have no upgrade path: a bug may require a new deployment and migration, not a patch.
• Stock Tokens, USDG, RPC providers, market-data sources and any payout conversion route are third-party dependencies. None is operated by the people who publish this interface. Issuer restrictions can halt token transfers. In v2, oracle source availability and agreement determine the settlement price and can delay it; conversion of an in-the-money call to USDG may fail within the on-chain slippage bound, leaving a Stock Token payout instead.
• Legacy v1 accounts use Seaport and Valorem Clear. Valorem's fee switch is held by a separate Safe with one owner, and the legacy vault's admin decides whether it accepts that fee. Those dependencies remain relevant until the last v1 position is closed.
• Orders live in the Stonkhouse OrderBook. A settlement cranker is running today, but it has no exclusive privilege: anyone may snapshot, finalize or redeem when the contracts allow it, and every caller must submit a transaction and pay gas. An unavailable cranker can delay a payout without preventing another caller from completing it.

The interface and the contracts it points at are provided as-is and as-available, with no warranty of any kind, express or implied, including of merchantability, fitness for a purpose, accuracy, or uninterrupted operation. Figures shown on app.stonkhouse.fun are read from the chain, from an indexer or from the keeper, and may lag or be wrong; the chain is the record, not the page.

To the extent the applicable law allows, the people who publish this interface are not liable for any loss arising from its use or from the contracts it points at, including lost collateral, lost premium, assignment, a frozen token, a failed third party, an error on the page, or downtime. Where that exclusion is not permitted, liability is limited to the smallest amount the law allows. Nothing here excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

You indemnify the people who publish this interface against any claim, loss or expense brought by a third party that arises from your breach of these terms or your unlawful use of the interface, and you hold them harmless against it.

Published contract source files carry their own license notices. Those notices govern reuse of the respective source; this page does not grant a separate license. The text and design of this site are not open-licensed: you may read them and link to them, and no other right is granted. Nothing here gives you any right to the Stonkhouse name or mark, or to the names and marks of the third parties this site names, which belong to their owners.

You stop being bound by stopping using the interface. The interface may be suspended, changed or withdrawn at any time, without notice. The contracts it points at are on a public chain and do not depend on this site: contract redemption and withdrawal remain possible without it, from any tool that can send a transaction.

Changes to these terms are published on this page; there is no separate notice. Continuing to use the interface after a change is use under the updated terms.

• If a clause of these terms is unenforceable, the rest still apply.
• A failure to enforce a clause is not a waiver of it.
• These terms, the privacy notice and the risks page are the whole agreement between you and the people who publish this interface about the interface.
• You may not assign these terms. The operator may assign them to a successor operator of the interface, who will be named on this page.
• There are no third-party beneficiaries to these terms.

Governing law: not yet designated. No law and no forum have been chosen for these terms. That is a decision counsel has not yet made, and this page will say which when it has.

Operating entity: not yet designated. Notices about these terms go to legal@stonkhouse.fun.

The privacy notice is at /privacy, the perimeter and the legal form of the collateral are at /legal, and the app lives at app.stonkhouse.fun↗ (opens in a new tab).