Terms, privacy and risks

Terms of use

What Rampart is

Rampart is software: a website that reads public data from Robinhood Chain, shows it to you, and prepares transactions that you review and sign in your own wallet. Rampart is not a bank, broker, exchange, custodian or investment adviser. We never hold your funds or your keys, we cannot move your tokens, and we cannot reverse or cancel a transaction once it is on the chain.

Your wallet, your decisions

Every trade, approval, order and deposit is a transaction you sign. You are responsible for checking what your wallet shows before you sign, for keeping your keys and seed phrase safe, and for the result of every transaction you send. Rampart will never ask for your seed phrase or private key. Anyone who does is trying to steal from you.

Rampart's contracts

Some features use smart contracts published by Rampart: the trading router, the creator lock, the exit guard, price orders and copy trading. Their source and addresses are listed under "Contracts & safety" in the app. A contract only does what its code allows: for example, an exit order can sell only the amount you approved, only when its trigger is met, and only to your own wallet. Funds you deposit into the order or copy-trading contracts stay withdrawable by you at any time, minus anything a filled order or copy already spent.

Fees

Trades sent through Rampart pay a fee of 0.5% of the trade value, taken in the same transaction and shown in every quote before you sign. Part of it can go to the token's creator and to the person who invited you; the quote names who receives it. Pons, Uniswap and the token itself charge their own fees and taxes, which are also included in the quote. Network (gas) fees are paid to the chain, not to Rampart.

Points and the airdrop

Rampart counts points for using the app and for inviting people who trade. Points are a record, not money: they cannot be bought, sold or exchanged, and they carry no right to any token or payment. We intend to airdrop part of a future Rampart token to early users, but the timing, amounts, eligibility and the rules for counting points can change, and we may exclude activity we judge to be wash trading, self-referral or abuse. An airdrop may not be available in every country.

Tokens you see on Rampart

Tokens are created by third parties, not by Rampart. Listing a token, showing it as trending, or showing a "green" signal is not an endorsement or a recommendation. Rampart's checks are facts read from the chain at the moment you look, and they can be incomplete or wrong; a token that passes every check can still go to zero.

Where you may use Rampart

You may use Rampart only where it is legal for you to do so. You must not use Rampart if you are subject to sanctions, or to trade on behalf of anyone who is. You are responsible for your own taxes.

No warranty

Rampart is provided as it is, without any warranty. The site, the data sources it reads (the RPC endpoint, the block explorer, our trade history server) and the chain itself can be slow, down or wrong. To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not liable for losses from using Rampart, including losses from market moves, failed or delayed transactions, bugs, third-party contracts or tokens, or your own mistakes.

Changes

We may change these terms. The date at the top shows the latest version; using Rampart after a change means you accept the new version.

Privacy

Rampart has no accounts, no sign-up and no email list. Here is everything that touches your data.

In your browser

Your settings stay in your browser's local storage and are never sent to us: theme, language, watchlist, followed creators, tracked wallets and their names, your own wallet labels, filters, quick-buy amounts, copy-trading settings, which wallet extension you chose, and the invite code you arrived with. Clearing the site's data in your browser deletes all of it.

Public blockchain data

Anything you do on Robinhood Chain is public by design: your wallet address, balances and every transaction can be seen by anyone, forever. Rampart cannot change that.

Services the site talks to

To show data, your browser connects to: the Robinhood Chain RPC endpoint (it sees your IP address and which addresses and tokens you look up), the Blockscout explorer API, and Rampart's trade history server. That server stores only public chain data (trades, launches, points); when you look up points for an address, it sees that address and your IP address in its normal request logs. The site is hosted on Cloudflare, which processes requests and keeps standard logs. We do not use advertising or tracking scripts, and the landing page cannot contact any other server.

Telegram alerts

If you use our Telegram bot, it stores your Telegram chat id and the wallets and creators you ask it to follow, so it can send you alerts. Send /stop to the bot to have it forget them.

Invite links

An invite link contains a public wallet address you chose to put in it. Anyone who sees the link sees that address.

Risk disclosure

• You can lose everything. Meme tokens have no intrinsic value. Most of them go to zero, often within hours. Only use money you can afford to lose completely.
• Prices move in seconds. A quote is a snapshot. Slippage settings limit how far the price may move against you, but a trade can still fill at a worse price than you expect, or fail and cost gas.
• Creators and insiders can sell. A creator, or wallets they fund, can sell into buyers at any time. Rampart's signals and the exit guard reduce this risk; they cannot remove it. An exit order executes after the creator's sale, not before it.
• Automation can fail. Exit orders, price orders and copy trades depend on our keeper service and on the network. If either is down or congested, an order can run late or not at all. Copy trading repeats another wallet's trades, including its bad ones.
• Smart contracts can have bugs. Any contract, Rampart's included, can contain errors that lose funds. Pons, Uniswap, the tokens and the chain are run by others and carry their own risks.
• Stock tokens are not stocks. Tokens paired with tokenized stocks (NVDA, SPY and others) give you no shares, votes or dividends of the company.
• Nothing here is advice. Rampart does not give financial, investment, legal or tax advice.

Who we are not

Rampart is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Robinhood Markets, Inc. or its affiliates, Pons Labs, LLC, Uniswap Labs, or any token shown on the site. Their names are used only to describe the chain, launchpad and exchange that Rampart works with.