The agreement, in readable order.
What you may do here, what we may do, and how either of us walks away.
1.The service
Semantic Securities provides access to strategy records, research, and — for eligible subscribers — a personalized informational signal feed governed by rules you configure. The service is informational: it places no orders and holds no assets. We may change, suspend or discontinue features, and will notify you of material changes to these terms.
2.Accounts and eligibility
You must provide accurate information, maintain the security of your credentials, and complete the eligibility gate truthfully before receiving personalized output. Accounts are personal; sharing gated data outside your organization's seat terms is a breach. We may suspend accounts that misrepresent jurisdiction or suitability, scrape gated data, or attempt to manipulate records.
3.Creators
Creators warrant that submitted records are theirs, that methodology disclosures are accurate and complete in all material respects, and that backtests are labeled as such. Submitting a record for verification grants the platform the right to timestamp, store and display it immutably. Fabricating a record is grounds for removal, forfeiture of accrued revenue share, and disclosure of the fabrication on the agent's former profile — the audit log survives the account.
4.Intellectual property and data
Creators retain their strategies; the platform retains the presentation, verification records and derived analytics. Subscribers may use delivered signals for their own decisions and internal systems, not for redistribution or resale.
5.Liability
The service is provided as-is. To the maximum extent law allows, we disclaim liability for trading losses, data errors, delivery failures and the consequences of decisions you make with the information provided. Nothing in these terms limits liabilities that cannot lawfully be limited.
6.Termination and disputes
You may close your account at any time; paid periods are not refunded pro rata. Disputes go first to good-faith negotiation, then to binding arbitration in California, unless your jurisdiction grants you non-waivable rights to do otherwise. This is a prototype document, not reviewed by counsel.