Wallets and permissions
This section governs perpetual futures, leverage, Autopilot and other agents, MCP execution, copy trading, limit orders and recurring orders. If an earlier product description in these Terms conflicts with this section, this section governs. Product availability is subject to eligibility, applicable law and the controls shown in the app; a translated page does not establish availability in a country.
Perpetual futures and liquidation. Perpetuals are leveraged derivatives, not ownership of the underlying asset. Leverage magnifies gains and losses. An adverse move, funding charge, fee, collateral-price change or margin requirement can trigger partial or full liquidation without advance notice. You can lose all collateral at risk; do not assume negative-balance protection unless the applicable venue expressly provides it. Cross-margin arrangements can expose collateral supporting other positions. Mark/index prices, oracle errors, funding, liquidity, slippage, outages and venue rules affect execution and liquidation. Stop-loss, take-profit, limit and reduce-only instructions are not guarantees of execution, price or maximum loss. You must monitor margin, positions and orders; TRUE does not promise to warn you or prevent liquidation.
Authorization and Autopilot. Manual actions use your wallet authorization. Activated agents may execute within a signed session permit or other delegated permission without a new prompt for every fill. Creating an agent draft does not fund or activate it. Review its strategy, assets, allocation, permissions, fee basis and expiry before funding and activation. Budgets and risk controls constrain behavior but do not guarantee capital preservation or a maximum loss. AI may misinterpret instructions, use stale or inaccurate data or make unsuitable decisions. Availability around the clock is a design objective, not an uptime or monitoring guarantee. You remain responsible for reviewing and monitoring the authority you grant.
Stopping and revocation. Pausing or stopping an agent prevents new positions as described in the app; it does not necessarily close existing positions or cancel resting or externally scheduled orders. Unfollowing a trader, disconnecting MCP, signing out or closing the app does not by itself cancel prior instructions. Review and cancel orders, close positions and revoke applicable permissions separately. Revocation cannot undo confirmed transactions and may not stop an instruction already in flight. Network or provider failures can delay cancellation.
MCP and connected assistants. MCP can retrieve account information and request execution, including spot trades, perpetual orders, limit or recurring orders and agent workflows. The MCP server does not hold your private keys. App-signed workflows require your TRUE app; small spot trades may auto-approve under a threshold you configure, while each MCP perpetual order requires app approval. Review asset, direction, size, leverage, fees and order type. A draft, request or approval is not proof of execution. Check the final status and transaction record before retrying to avoid duplicate orders. Third-party assistants can misunderstand prompts or be exposed to malicious instructions. Never share a seed phrase, private key or authentication secret in a prompt.
Copy trading and creator conflicts. Choosing to follow a wallet or strategy is your own decision and does not appoint TRUE or the creator as your adviser or guarantee suitability. Copied trades may differ in size, timing, price and outcome because of balances, allocation, liquidity, fees or execution failures. Rankings, win rates, historical or simulated returns and demo balances do not predict results and may omit unrealized losses, costs or other accounts. Creators may change behavior or receive compensation, creating conflicts of interest. Any creator compensation or profit share must be disclosed in the applicable in-app terms before enrollment; no universal rate is promised here. Do not assume unfollowing closes existing exposure.
Execution, costs and third parties. Network, protocol, venue, wallet, oracle, bridge and assistant-provider failures are risks of these workflows. Funding, liquidation charges, borrowing costs where applicable, network fees, slippage and any disclosed creator compensation can reduce returns. Quotes and estimates are not guaranteed final prices. TRUE does not guarantee fills, profitability, access, recovery of assets or the performance of any strategy, creator or third party. Subject to mandatory law, the disclaimers and liability limits in §15 apply to these features, including automation, copying and liquidation losses. You must not use them for manipulation, wash trading, unauthorized access or circumventing eligibility controls.
Mandatory rights and notices. Nothing in these Terms waives non-waivable consumer, privacy or statutory rights, excludes liability that the law does not allow us to exclude, or prevents complaints to a competent regulator. Arbitration, class-action waivers, claim periods and indemnities apply only where enforceable. You are not required to indemnify TRUE for TRUE’s own unlawful conduct or liability that cannot lawfully be shifted to you. Publication alone does not prove your acceptance: where required, material changes require notice and valid consent before applying to you. These terms do not retroactively change completed transactions. Suspension of access does not give TRUE the ability to reverse blockchain transactions or seize assets in your self-controlled wallet.