Legal & Disclosures

Terms of Use

1. What Outset is

Outset is a website and software operated by [operator] ([operator address]) that lets you create (“launch”) and trade Solana tokens (“coins”) through third-party programs, mainly Raydium LaunchLab, Raydium CPMM and Raydium Burn & Earn. These terms apply from [effective date].

2. Outset doesn't hold your assets

• Outset prepares unsigned transactions. You review and sign them in your own wallet, and the Solana network carries them out.
• Outset never holds your private keys, seed phrase, coins or funds, and can't move them, reverse a transaction or recover a lost wallet. Outset will never ask for your seed phrase.
• Coins trade against Raydium's programs, not against Outset. Fees Outset earns are collected by Outset's own multisig wallets, separately from users' funds.

3. Who may use Outset

• You must be at least [minimum age] and old enough to enter a binding agreement where you live.
• You may use Outset only where doing so is lawful for you. Outset is not offered in [jurisdiction list], anywhere a service it relies on (including Raydium) is restricted, or to anyone subject to sanctions. See Jurisdiction and eligibility.
• You must not try to get around any access restriction, including geographic restrictions, for example with a VPN.

4. Early access

Outset is early-access, experimental software (Early access). Before your first launch, trade or claim you confirm that you have read the Risk disclosure and these terms. That confirmation is stored only in your browser.

5. Your wallet and your transactions

• You are responsible for your wallet, its keys, its security and every transaction you approve. Blockchain transactions are final.
• Before you sign, Outset shows each transaction's fees and the most it can take from your wallet, simulates it, and refuses transactions that fail its checks. These checks reduce risk; they can't remove it.
• Network fees are paid to Solana validators even when a transaction fails.

6. Coins you launch

• A coin's name, ticker, image, description and links are published on-chain and on public storage and generally can't be changed or deleted afterwards.
• You must have the rights to what you publish. Don't impersonate any person, brand or project, mislead buyers, or publish unlawful, infringing or harmful content.
• Several coins can share a ticker. Outset identifies a coin by its contract address, never by its ticker alone.
• Outset may hide coins or content from its own website, for example for impersonation, legal or safety reasons. It can't remove anything from the blockchain.
• Launching a coin may create legal and tax obligations for you as its creator. You are responsible for them.

7. Things you must not do

• Manipulate markets (for example wash trading or coordinated pump-and-dump schemes), defraud others, or launder money.
• Attack, overload, probe or reverse-engineer Outset's services in ways that harm them or other users.
• Use Outset in breach of any law or of the terms of the third-party services it relies on.

8. Fees

Trades and launches pay fees to Outset, to coin creators, to Raydium and to the Solana network, as described in Fees and itemized before you sign. Rates are read from the on-chain configuration, not set by this website.

9. Holder revenue share

Outset's policy is to share 50% of a coin's eligible fee revenue, after creator obligations, with that coin's qualifying holders. It is not active until the website says so for that coin and network, and until then nothing is owed. Even when active it depends on fees actually collected, may be zero, is never guaranteed and is not a return on investment. See Holder revenue share.

10. No advice and no guarantees

Nothing on Outset is investment, financial, legal or tax advice, or a recommendation to buy or sell any coin. Outset doesn't guarantee any price, profit, liquidity, graduation, listing or successful launch, and doesn't vet or endorse coins or their creators.

11. Third-party services

Outset depends on services it doesn't control (Third-party infrastructure). Their own terms apply to your use of them, and these terms don't override them.

12. Privacy

How Outset handles data, including the public nature of blockchain data, is described in the Privacy Policy.

13. Changes, suspension and availability

Outset may change, pause or end any feature, restrict access in any region, or update these terms. Material changes are shown on this page with a new version. Outset may stop serving its website to anyone who breaks these terms; that never affects assets in your own wallet.

14. Disclaimers and liability

To the extent the law allows, Outset is provided “as is” and “as available”, without warranties, and [operator] is not liable for losses from coin prices, third-party programs or services, network failures, wallet compromise or transactions you approve. Nothing in these terms excludes or limits any liability or any right that can't be excluded or limited under applicable law, including consumer-protection law, and nothing in them changes any obligation [operator] has under applicable regulation.

15. Law and contact

Governing law and dispute resolution: [governing law]. Contact: [contact].

Privacy Policy

This draft describes what the Outset software handles today. Outset has no accounts, no sign-up, no tracking cookies and no analytics. It is operated by [operator] ([operator address]). Legal bases are to be confirmed by counsel; data is kept for [retention period]. Effective from [effective date].

Public by design

• Wallet addresses and transactions. When you connect a wallet, Outset reads your public address and balances to prepare transactions. Everything you do on-chain (launches, trades, claims) is public on Solana permanently, linked to your address, and visible to anyone — not just Outset.
• Coins you launch. The name, ticker, image, description and links you submit are uploaded to public storage (IPFS, through Pinata) and referenced on-chain. They are public and practically permanent.

What Outset's server keeps

• A registry of coins launched through Outset (mint, creator address, pairing and the metadata above), added only after the launch is verified on-chain.
• Ledgers of fees, holdings and reward records derived from public on-chain data.
• Your IP address is used in memory to rate-limit requests. Outset's application doesn't store it in its database. The hosting provider may keep standard request logs.

What stays in your browser

• Your unfinished launch form (a draft), so a reload doesn't lose it.
• A record of transactions you have sent but that are not yet confirmed, so Outset can check them after a reload and never create a coin twice.
• Small display preferences (for example the Explore view).

These live in your browser's local storage, are not sent to Outset, and you can clear them at any time in your browser settings.

Services that see your requests

• Solana RPC providers (the public Solana endpoint and, for server requests, Outset's provider) receive the requests your browser or Outset's server sends, including addresses and, for your browser's requests, your IP address.
• Your wallet software handles your keys and approvals under its own privacy terms.
• Pinata stores launch metadata and images.
• Outset's hosting and database providers process the server data above.
• External links (explorers, X, Telegram, websites) take you to services with their own policies.

Fonts are served by Outset itself. Outset does not sell personal data and does not use it for advertising.

Your rights

Depending on where you live you may have rights to access, correct or delete personal data. Data written to the blockchain or to IPFS can't be changed or deleted by Outset. How to exercise your rights: [contact]. Production service providers: [production providers].

Risk Disclosures

You can lose 100% of what you spend on a coin. Most coins launched on platforms like Outset lose most or all of their value. Only use money you can afford to lose entirely.

Coins and prices

• Coins launched on Outset are speculative. They have no issuer promise, no backing, and no guarantee of a market.
• Prices move with every trade on the bonding curve. Early buyers can sell to later buyers; large trades move the price; slippage can cost you more than you expect.
• Market cap, volume and dollar figures are calculations from on-chain data and price feeds. They can be wrong, delayed or unavailable, and dollar figures on a test network are reference values only.
• A coin can lose its liquidity in practice even though graduated liquidity is locked: there may simply be no buyers.

Who launched it

• Anyone can launch a coin with any name, ticker or image. Outset verifies that a launch happened on-chain through Outset; it does not verify who the creator is, what the coin represents, or any claim made about it.
• Tickers are not unique. Several coins can share a ticker, and look-alike names exist. Always check the contract address.
• Nothing on Outset is endorsed by any person, brand or project it names or depicts.

Software, networks and wallets

• Outset is early, experimental software (see Early access). It has not had an external security audit.
• Trades and launches run on third-party programs (Raydium LaunchLab, CPMM and Burn & Earn) that their operators can upgrade. A bug or change in them, in Solana or in your wallet can cause losses.
• Blockchain transactions are irreversible. A transaction sent to the wrong place, or approved by mistake, cannot be undone. Network fees are paid even when a transaction fails.
• You alone control your wallet. Outset never asks for your seed phrase or private key; anyone who does is trying to steal from you.
• Networks and data providers can be congested, rate-limited or down, which can delay or prevent trades.

Fees and revenue

• Every trade pays fees that reduce what you receive; see Fees.
• The holder revenue share is a proposal and is not active. Do not buy a coin expecting any payment from Outset; see Holder revenue share.

Law, tax and access

• Rules for crypto-assets differ by country and can change. Using Outset may be restricted or prohibited where you are; see Jurisdiction and eligibility.
• You are responsible for any tax on your activity.
• Outset can change, pause or withdraw features, including for legal or security reasons.

Not advice

Nothing on Outset is investment, financial, legal or tax advice, or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any coin.

Jurisdiction and Eligibility

Who may use Outset

• Only people for whom using Outset and the services it relies on is lawful where they are.
• Not people or entities subject to sanctions, or located in sanctioned or otherwise prohibited places.
• Only adults able to enter a binding agreement where they live.

Third-party restrictions

Outset runs on Raydium's programs. Raydium's published terms list prohibited jurisdictions, including the United States, for its interface, protocol and smart contracts. Outset does not decide whether those terms apply to you, and its own terms don't override them. Check them before you use Outset.

No workarounds

Do not use a VPN or any other method to get around a geographic or eligibility restriction, whether it is Outset's or a third party's. Outset may restrict access where required.

This section states rules; it is not a legal opinion about any person or country.

Third-Party Infrastructure

Outset builds on established infrastructure instead of running its own trading programs. That means it depends on the services below, which it does not control. Their own terms and policies apply, and Outset's terms don't override them. This site uses Solana Mainnet.

Solana

The blockchain every coin and transaction lives on. Outages, congestion and fee spikes affect Outset directly.

Raydium LaunchLab

Creates coins and runs their bonding curves. Operated and upgradeable by Raydium. Raydium's terms, including its list of prohibited jurisdictions, apply to its interface, protocol and contracts.

Raydium CPMM and Burn & Earn

The pool a coin graduates to, and the lock that keeps its liquidity locked. Operated and upgradeable by Raydium.

Raydium SDK

Software library Outset uses to build Raydium transactions. Licensed under GPL-3.0.

Squads

Multisig program that controls Outset's fee vaults and platform roles. Outset pins and monitors the program version it relies on.

Merkle distributor (holder revenue)

Would hold and pay out holder revenue. Devnet tests use the Solana Foundation Rewards program (test only). Jito's distributor is the Mainnet candidate; neither is approved for production.

Pyth

SOL/USD price for dollar figures. If no fresh, verified price is available, Outset shows native amounts instead of dollars.

Pinata and IPFS

Public storage for coin images and metadata. Content is public and practically permanent.

RPC providers

Read the chain and submit transactions. Public Solana endpoints and a keyed provider for Outset's server.

Wallets

Hold your keys and approve transactions (Wallet Standard wallets such as Phantom). Outset never sees your keys.

Hosting and database

Run Outset's website and store its registry and ledgers. Current staging providers; production providers are not yet chosen.

Explorers and social links

Solana Explorer, Solscan and creator-supplied links. Outside Outset's control.

Fee Disclosure

Live rates are read from the on-chain configuration and shown on the Fees page and in every transaction review before you sign. This document explains the structure. Outset's fee policy (2.0.0-provisional) is provisional and approved for devnet testing only.

On the bonding curve

Every buy and sell pays one trading fee, taken in the coin's pair asset (for example SOL). It is split between:

• Outset's platform fee: 1.00% of the trade under the current policy.
• The coin's creator: 0.25%, claimable by the creator's wallet.
• Raydium's protocol fee, set by Raydium's program.

The total is read from chain and shown before you sign; the Fees page shows the current split.

Launching

• Outset charges no separate launch fee.
• Your wallet pays Solana network fees and account rent for the new coin, and any optional first buy (which pays the trading fee above).

After graduation

• Graduated coins trade in a Raydium CPMM pool with that pool's fee tier. Liquidity is locked permanently; Outset holds the position's fee claim.
• The pool's creator fee goes to Outset's platform wallet, not to the coin's creator.
• Creator payouts after graduation are proposed, not active: under the proposal Outset would pay creators 0.25% of their coin's pool volume from its collected fees. Today creators receive nothing from pool trades.

Network fees

Every transaction pays Solana network fees in SOL, including failed ones. Your wallet may add a priority fee. These do not go to Outset.

Where Outset's share goes

Outset's fees are collected into multisig-controlled vaults. A share would go to holders if the holder revenue share is ever activated; it is not active today.

Holder Revenue Share

Proposed, not active. No holder receives anything today, and nothing on Outset promises that holders ever will. Do not buy or hold a coin expecting a payment.

The proposal

Proposed, not active: 50% of the eligible fee revenue Outset collects from a coin, after anything owed to its creator, would go to that coin's qualifying holders, and Outset would keep 50%. It would come out of Outset's share, not an extra fee, and no holder receives anything today.

Outset is proposing to share its revenue with each coin's holders: 50% of the eligible fee revenue Outset collects from a coin, after anything owed to its creator, would go to that coin's qualifying holders, and Outset would keep 50%. The trading fee wouldn't change; rewards would be paid from what Outset already collects. It isn't switched on, so no holder receives anything today.

Who would qualify (proposed)

• Holders of that specific coin only; each coin's revenue is kept separate.
• At least 1,000 tokens held through every snapshot of a period (3 or more snapshots; the lowest balance counts).
• The coin's creator is excluded.
• Program-owned accounts (pools, vaults, curve custody) are excluded.
• Frozen accounts are excluded.

How payment would work

• Revenue counts only after Outset has actually collected it on-chain, and only after anything owed to the coin's creator.
• Each period's amounts are published as a Merkle tree and funded into an on-chain distributor through Outset's multisig.
• Holders claim with their own wallet and pay the claim's network fee and account rent. Amounts too small to be worth claiming are held and keep accumulating.
• Unclaimed amounts return to Outset's reserve after the claim window.

Status

Not active. No holder is owed or receives anything until this section and the coin's page say the share is active on this network. Even then it depends on fees actually collected, may be zero, and is never a guaranteed return.

Early Access

Outset is in early access. It is experimental software under active development, offered so people can try it and give feedback. It is not a finished product.

What this means

• This site shows Solana Mainnet data. Mainnet transactions are not available in this preview.
• Features can change, break, be paused or be removed without notice. Some are built but switched off; What works today lists each one.
• Test data can be reset. Figures can be wrong or late, especially when the network rate-limits.
• Outset has extensive automated tests and transaction checks, but no external security audit yet.
• On Solana Mainnet, launching, trading and claims stay switched off until operation is approved; until then the site is read-only.

What stays true

• Outset never holds your keys and never signs for you. Every transaction is shown in your wallet for you to approve.
• Outset checks each transaction it prepares, on its server and again in your browser, before your wallet opens.
• Figures are labelled as on-chain, computed or reference values, and Outset doesn't invent prices, holders or volume.

Please read the risk disclosure before using Outset.

What Works Today

This site runs on Solana Mainnet. It is a read-only public preview: you can browse, but not launch, trade or claim.

• Launch a coinMainnet transactions are disabled until operation is approved.
  Not available
• Buy and sell on the bonding curveRead-only: prices and charts only.
  Not available
• Graduation to a Raydium poolNot available while transactions are disabled.
  Not available
• Trading after graduationOutset doesn't route Raydium pool trades. Graduated coins trade on Raydium directly.
  Not available
• PairingsMainnet pairing assets are previews only and need confirmation with Raydium.
  Not available
• Creator fee claims (bonding curve)Not available while transactions are disabled.
  Not available
• Creator payouts after graduationNot active yet: creators receive nothing from pool trades today.
  Built, not active
• Holder revenue sharePlanned 50/50 share of a coin's eligible revenue. Not active: no holder receives anything today.
  Built, not active

Mainnet transactions are switched off in the code itself; changing a setting cannot turn them on. Until operation is approved, this site is read-only.