Version: 2026-07 · Effective: 22 July 2026
The Polish version of this document is the binding one. This translation is provided for information.
1. General
1.1. These Terms govern the use of the Verdiktum service (the "Service").
1.2. The Service is operated by Verdiktum.
Contact: contact@verdiktum.com
1.3. Using the Service constitutes acceptance of these Terms.
1.4. The Service is available only to persons aged 18 or over. Confirming your age is a condition of creating an account and of activating the delivery bot.
2. Nature of the service — key information
2.1. Verdiktum publishes its own analytical signals concerning the cryptocurrency market, together with a publicly verifiable record of outcomes (the commit–reveal mechanism described in section 4).
2.2. Verdiktum does not provide investment advice. The content is informational and analytical only and does not constitute an investment recommendation, advice, an offer, or an inducement to enter into any transaction.
2.3. The operator gives no individual advice. The system never asks about your capital, financial situation, experience or investment objectives, and does not adapt content to any individual. Every user on a given plan receives identical signal content.
2.4. The operator never receives or holds users' funds or assets, does not accept exchange API keys, does not trade on a user's behalf and does not offer performance-fee arrangements.
2.5. Trading cryptocurrencies carries the risk of losing your entire capital. Past results are neither a guarantee nor an indication of future results. No financial outcome is promised.
2.6. Investment decisions are made by the user alone, at the user's own risk.
2.7. Analytical layer (source monitoring). Verdiktum monitors publicly available signal channels as input to its own analysis. The Service publishes only anonymised performance statistics of those sources, under a stable, irreversible identifier (e.g. src_…). The identities of the monitored channels are not disclosed publicly — their names, @handles and titles are not shown to users. Data linking a statistic to a specific channel is available only to the operator's administrator and never leaves its infrastructure. Processing of monitored-channel operators' data is governed by the Privacy Policy.
2.8. The source statistics referred to in 2.7 are hypothetical and model-based (equal positions, results expressed as percentages, excluding fees, slippage and taxes) and serve only to illustrate the methodology. They are not a recommendation to acquire, dispose of or follow any channel.
3. Scope and plans
3.1. Verifier (free) — full access to the public commitment ledger, revealed historical signals and complete performance statistics including negative results, as well as the anonymised performance statistics of monitored sources (section 2.7). No account or payment card required.
3.2. Signal (paid) — live signal delivery over Telegram immediately after the commitment is published, close notifications, and signal history in the account panel.
3.3. Operator (paid) — the Signal plan plus read-only REST API and webhook access and machine-readable data.
3.4. Current gross prices in PLN, billing periods and plan scope are shown in the Pricing section of the Service.
3.5. The operator uses no seat limits, countdowns or other artificial-urgency mechanisms.
4. Proof mechanism (commit–reveal)
4.1. When a signal is sent to subscribers, the system:
a) builds a canonical JSON representation (pair, direction, entry, take profit, stop loss, UTC timestamp, sequential number, random nonce),
b) computes its SHA-256 digest,
c) publishes the digest only, with the number and timestamp, on the public verification page.
4.2. The commitment is written before any content is delivered to subscribers. The ordering is enforced transactionally at database level.
4.3. After a position closes, the system reveals the full signal content and the nonce. Anyone can compute SHA-256 themselves and compare it with the previously published digest.
4.4. Commitment numbering is continuous and public. Deleting or modifying a published commitment, revealed content or outcome is technically impossible — including for the operator and the administrator. The restriction is enforced by the database.
4.5. Each outcome (take profit, stop loss or expiry) is determined automatically by software from public exchange data. There is no manual correction path.
4.6. Negative results are published as prominently as positive ones, and losing periods are marked explicitly.
5. Account
5.1. An account is created by supplying an e-mail address and clicking a single-use sign-in link. The Service uses no passwords.
5.2. On account creation the user confirms being 18 or over and accepts these Terms and the Privacy Policy. The date and version of acceptance are recorded.
5.3. The operator processes a minimal data set: e-mail address and Telegram identifier. See the Privacy Policy.
5.4. An account can be deleted at any time from the panel. Deletion is immediate and irreversible. The public commitment ledger contains no personal data.
6. Payments and subscription
6.1. Payments are handled by an external provider. The operator never stores card data.
6.2. Subscriptions renew automatically. We notify you of an upcoming renewal and its amount before charging.
6.3. A subscription can be cancelled at any time from the account panel, in one click, without giving a reason and without contacting support. Cancellation stops future renewals; access continues to the end of the paid period.
6.4. Withdrawal and refunds are governed by Refunds and right of withdrawal.
6.5. Invoices are available in the account panel.
7. API and webhooks (Operator plan)
7.1. API access uses a key generated in the panel. The full key value is shown once, at creation.
7.2. The API is read-only. No endpoint modifies the ledger, an outcome or a position state.
7.3. A limit of 120 requests per minute per key applies; exceeding it returns 429.
7.4. Webhook deliveries are signed with a shared secret (HMAC). Verifying the signature before processing is recommended.
7.5. Sharing a key with third parties and reselling data without written consent are prohibited.
8. Acceptable use
8.1. It is prohibited to: circumvent limits, authentication or access controls; automatically harvest paid content for redistribution; impersonate the Service or imply a non-existent affiliation; or use the Service unlawfully.
8.2. Public ledger data (number, digest, timestamp, revealed content, outcome) may be freely copied, quoted and verified by anyone. That is the purpose of that part of the Service.
8.3. Signal content supplied to subscribers is for the subscriber's own use.
9. Availability
9.1. The operator makes reasonable efforts to keep the Service running but does not guarantee uninterrupted availability.
9.2. Planned maintenance is announced in advance where possible.
9.3. Downtime does not affect the integrity of the commitment ledger, which is replicated and backed up independently.
10. Liability
10.1. Liability follows general rules of Polish law. Exclusions and limitations do not apply to consumers to the extent they would be impermissible.
10.2. The operator is not liable for a user's investment decisions or their financial consequences.
10.3. The operator is not liable for the operation of exchanges, market data providers or the Telegram messenger.
11. Complaints
11.1. Complaints: contact@verdiktum.com.
11.2. Complaints are handled within 14 days of receipt.
11.3. Consumers may use out-of-court dispute resolution, including the European Commission's ODR platform.
12. Discontinuation of the service
12.1. The operator may discontinue the Service on at least 30 days' notice.
12.2. In that case a proportional refund is made for any paid but unused period.
12.3. Before discontinuation the operator will enable export of account data and of the complete commitment ledger in CSV and JSON.
12.4. No lifetime plans or long-term commitments are offered.
13. Changes
13.1. Material changes are announced 14 days in advance by e-mail and in the Service.
13.2. Not accepting a change entitles the user to terminate with immediate effect and receive a proportional refund.
14. Governing law
14.1. Polish law applies, provided that consumers retain the protection of the mandatory rules of their country of habitual residence.
14.2. Disputes with consumers are heard by the courts having jurisdiction under general rules.
Mandatory notices. Content in the Service is informational and analytical only and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation. Trading cryptocurrencies carries the risk of losing your entire capital. Past results are no guarantee of future results. Access for adults only (18+).
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