Legal
Terms of use
The rules for using Afterbell, in plain language.
Draft awaiting legal review
This text has not been reviewed by a lawyer. It is not final and may change before public launch.
What Afterbell is
Afterbell is a web interface. It shows information about tokenized stocks and helps you prepare swaps that Jupiter routes. Afterbell does not hold your funds, keys, or tokens, and it is not an exchange, broker, or adviser.
Who may use it
- You must be allowed by law and by the token issuer to hold and trade the token.
- You must not use Afterbell from a region where buying and selling are switched off, and you must not use tools to hide your location.
- Wallets on a blocked list cannot be used for swaps.
Your responsibilities
- You review each swap and approve it in your own wallet.
- You keep your keys and device secure.
- You read the issuer's terms for each token. Afterbell's summaries are not legal advice.
Third parties
Swaps on Solana are routed by Jupiter and swaps on Ethereum go through Uniswap v3. On-chain data comes from RPC providers. Their availability and terms are outside Afterbell's control. Prices, quotes, and fees come from them.
Fees
Fees are shown before you sign. See Methodology. Network fees go to Solana or Ethereum validators. Afterbell charges no fee on Ethereum swaps.
No warranty and limits
The site is provided as is, without a promise that it is accurate, complete, or always available. The extent to which Afterbell is liable for losses is to be set by counsel before public launch.
Changes
These terms can change. The date of the current version will appear here once it is final.