Terms of service

ZeroLiquidity is operated by ZeroLabs CH-PE, based in Lima, Peru — the same entity that licenses the contract sources. It is a small team: there is no support desk and no staff on call. The only contact channel for legal, privacy and takedown matters is contact@zeroliquidity.xyz.

ZeroLiquidity is a website: a front end that helps you deploy token contracts and interact with liquidity pools on public blockchain networks. The contracts are the product; this site is a convenience layer on top of them. We do not issue, sell, promote, manage, endorse or take custody of any token created through it.

The contracts keep running whether or not this site is online. If the interface disappears tomorrow, your token, your pool and your fees stay exactly where they are, reachable by anyone with an RPC endpoint.

You accept these terms when you connect a wallet to the interface — the connection dialog says so and links here — and again, explicitly, every time you launch a token, where the form asks you to confirm that you have read them before it lets you sign.

If you do not accept them, do not connect a wallet and do not use the interface. Reading the site changes nothing and binds you to nothing.

If you use the interface on behalf of a company, you represent that you can bind it, and “you” means both you and it.

You must be at least 18 years old and have legal capacity to enter into these terms.

You may not use ZeroLiquidity if you are a resident of, located in, or acting on behalf of anyone in a jurisdiction subject to comprehensive sanctions — currently Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria and the Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine — or if you appear on any sanctions list, including the OFAC SDN list, the UN, EU or UK lists.

You may not use it if creating, trading or holding tokens is illegal where you are. The interface is not directed at, and is not offered to, anyone in a place where offering it would require an authorization we do not hold.

We do not run identity verification and we do not geoblock. We cannot check any of the above for you: whether your use is lawful where you live is your call to make and your risk to carry, and by using the interface you represent that it is.

We do not offer, sell, solicit or underwrite securities, investment products or financial instruments of any kind. We do not operate an exchange, a broker-dealer, a money transmission service or a custody service, and we never take possession of your funds.

Nothing here creates a fiduciary, advisory, agency, partnership or trust relationship between you and us. We owe you the operation of a website, on the terms of this page, and nothing more.

Tokens created through ZeroLiquidity are not offered by us. Whether a particular token counts as a security, a commodity or something else under the law that applies to you is a question for you and your own advisers.

There is no sign-up. You do not create an account, you do not give us an email address and you do not set a password. The only way in is connecting a wallet you already control.

We never hold your private keys, your seed phrase or your assets. Every action with an on-chain effect is signed by you, from your wallet, and broadcast to the network by you.

It follows that we cannot reverse, cancel, accelerate or modify a transaction, recover funds sent to a wrong address, or restore access to a wallet you lost. Nobody can — that is not a policy of ours, it is how the network works.

You are solely responsible for everything you attach to a token: name, symbol, description, image, video, links and any claim you make about it. You represent that this content is yours to publish, does not infringe anyone's rights, does not impersonate a person, project or brand, and does not break the law that applies to you.

Anyone can deploy a token here without passing any filter. We do not review, approve, audit or vet tokens before they exist, and we run no allowlist. A token appearing in Explore, in a ranking or anywhere else in this interface means only that it exists on chain.

You are also responsible for any tax consequence of what you do — launching, trading, or claiming fees. We report nothing to any tax authority on your behalf, and we cannot tell you what you owe.

Do not use ZeroLiquidity for fraud, market manipulation, wash trading, pump-and-dump schemes, money laundering, terrorist financing, sanctions evasion, or any other unlawful purpose.

Do not impersonate a person, company, token or project, and do not use someone else's name, likeness, logo or trademark to make a token look official when it is not.

Do not upload content that is illegal, sexually explicit, that sexualizes minors in any way, that incites violence or hatred against a group, or that infringes copyright or trademarks. The detail of what is not allowed in token content lives in our Content policy.

Do not attack the interface or the services behind it: no scraping past our rate limits, no attempts to break the upload endpoints, no automated abuse.

We may hide any token, profile or uploaded media from our own interfaces, at any time, with no prior notice and at our sole discretion — typically because it breaks the Content policy or because we received a valid takedown notice.

That removal is cosmetic and local. The contract stays deployed, the pool stays tradable, and files already pinned to IPFS may remain reachable through other gateways. We can stop showing something; we cannot delete it from the network, and we do not pretend otherwise.

Launching costs three separate things: the network gas for your transaction, a fixed genesis floor buy (the network minimum for your pair token, which the contract spends buying and burning your token), and the protocol's creation fee for that chain. The two contract amounts are set per chain, can change over time, and are read live from the contract and shown in the summary before you sign. Opening a secondary pool in the same transaction charges the creation fee twice, plus the buy you commit.

Your pool charges a trading fee that you choose once at launch, between 0.30% and 3%. It freezes into the pool and nobody, including us, can change it afterwards. When fees are claimed, 90% goes to the creator and 10% to the protocol treasury.

Gas is paid to the network, not to us, and we never receive it. We do not charge subscriptions and we do not charge for reading the site.

Fee parameters live in the contracts, not on this website. They can change on chain for future launches; a pool that already exists keeps the trading fee it was born with.

The interface talks to services we do not own: public RPC endpoints for each supported network, WalletConnect / Reown for pairing wallets, Pinata for pinning images and metadata to IPFS, a Chainlink price feed for the ETH/USD conversion, and our own read-only indexer at api.zeroliquidity.xyz for charts, trade history and recency.

Any of them can be slow, wrong or down. The interface degrades when that happens — prices may show as unpriced, history may go missing — and we are not liable for their failures.

Wallets, browser extensions and the networks themselves are likewise outside our control.

You keep ownership of what you upload. By uploading it you give us a worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive licence to host, reproduce and display it in our interfaces and in previews of them, for as long as we display the corresponding token.

You also accept that uploads are pinned to IPFS, a public content-addressed network. Once a file is pinned, its address is public and copies can persist on nodes we do not run, indefinitely, even if we unpin it.

The interface is provided “as is” and “as available”, with no warranty of any kind: not of uninterrupted operation, not of accuracy, not of freedom from bugs, not of fitness for any purpose.

Prices, charts, market caps and rankings shown here are best-effort readings of chain and indexer data. They can lag, round, or be plain wrong. Do not treat any number in this interface as authoritative — the chain is authoritative.

The contracts have not been audited by an independent third party. A security review published by SkirkLabs — the team that built the protocol, not an outside firm — is available on our Security page, and its own disclaimer says as much. Smart contracts can contain bugs that cost you everything, and no amount of care on our side removes that risk.

Nothing on ZeroLiquidity is financial, investment, tax or legal advice. Memetokens are extremely high-risk and you can lose everything you put in.

We do not broker, solicit, recommend or underwrite anything. Listings, trending sections, rankings and featured tokens are generated from on-chain activity and imply no review, validation or endorsement.

You acknowledge that you understand the risks set out in our Risk warning, that you have the technical knowledge to evaluate them, and that you accept them voluntarily. You alone decide what to launch, what to buy and what to sell.

ZeroLiquidity connects you to other people and to code written by other people. You release us from any claim arising out of a dispute between you and another user, out of a token someone else deployed, or out of a contract we did not write.

You accept in particular that you may lose the entire value of anything you commit, that a token you launch may attract no buyers at all, and that neither outcome is a failure of the service.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, we are not liable for lost profits, lost value of digital assets, failed or reverted transactions, network congestion, forks or reorganizations, bugs in contracts deployed through the platform, compromised wallets, or anything done by another user.

Where liability cannot be excluded by law, it is limited to the amount of protocol fees you actually paid us in the three months before the event.

Some jurisdictions do not allow parts of these exclusions. Where that is your case, the exclusion applies only as far as the law allows and the rest stands.

You agree to hold us harmless from any third-party claim arising out of the tokens you launch, the content you upload, your trading activity, or your breach of these terms.

We are not liable for any failure to provide the interface caused by something outside our reasonable control: a network halt, fork or reorganization, an outage at a hosting, RPC, IPFS or wallet provider, a denial-of-service attack, a change in law that makes the service unlawful, a natural disaster, or a war.

We may change these terms. The version in force is always the one on this page, with its date at the top. Continuing to use the interface after a change means you accept it.

We may stop offering the interface, in whole or in part, at any time. Your tokens and pools are unaffected: they live on chain and do not need us.

Talk to us first. Before starting any proceeding, write to contact@zeroliquidity.xyz describing the problem and what you want, and give us 30 days to answer. Most things are faster to fix that way, and this step is a condition of the ones below.

These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Peru, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. Any dispute will be submitted to the courts of Lima, Peru — without prejudice to any mandatory right you have as a consumer to sue, or be sued, where you live.

Claims are brought individually. To the extent the law allows, you waive any right to bring or join a class action, a collective arbitration or a representative proceeding against us, and you waive any right to a jury trial.

Any claim must be filed within one year of the event that gave rise to it, to the extent that shortening applies under the law that governs you. After that it is permanently barred.

These terms, together with the Privacy policy, the Risk warning, the Content policy, the Copyright and trademark policy and the Cookies notice, are the entire agreement between you and us about the interface, and replace anything said before.

If a court finds any clause unenforceable, that clause is trimmed to the minimum extent needed and the rest stays in force. Not enforcing a right on one occasion does not waive it.

You may not assign these terms. We may assign them to a successor or affiliate that takes over the operation of ZeroLiquidity, and we will say so on this page if we do.

Notices to you are given by publishing them in the interface or on this page. Notices to us go to contact@zeroliquidity.xyz.

These terms are written in English, and the English version prevails over any translation.