Welcome to Jiber (“App”). Jiber is a communication platform that allows users to connect, create communities, and send/receive digital assets such as USDC/USDT using a non-custodial wallet.
By creating an account or using Jiber, you agree to these Terms & Conditions (“Terms”).
If you do not agree, please do not use the App.
3. Digital Asset Risk Disclaimer
Digital assets carry risk, including:
- Price volatility
- Regulatory changes
- Network failures or delays
- Smart contract bugs
- Loss due to user error or malicious activity
You acknowledge and agree:
- You use Jiber at your own risk
- Jiber does not guarantee the value, security, or legality of any asset
- Understand that losing it may mean losing all funds stored in your wallet
- Any transaction confirmed on-chain is irreversible.
Jiber is not responsible for losses caused by:
- Hacking or phishing
- Mistaken transfers
- Blockchain failures
- Loss of keys
- User mistakes
- Jiber does not provide investment, tax, or legal advice.
4. Payments, Contributions, and Usage
Jiber enables features such as:
- Tips and voluntary support
- Contributions to communities and events
- Creator access and perks
- Peer-to-peer transfers
- These are not bank payments and may not be treated as legal tender in certain jurisdictions.
You acknowledge:
- Digital assets may be treated as virtual digital assets, not currency
- Contributions and tips may be voluntary and non-refundable
- You are responsible for any taxes or reporting obligations that apply
- Where applicable, Jiber may display disclaimers based on your country.
6. Fees
Jiber may charge fees (for example, flat outgoing transaction fees, boosts, or access features).
Fees are displayed in-App and may change.
Network (blockchain) fees are separate and non-refundable.
7. No Key Recovery, No Transaction Reversal
Because Jiber is non-custodial:
- We cannot reverse transfers
- We cannot access your wallet
- We cannot restore lost assets
- We cannot recover lost seed phrases
You permanently waive claims against Jiber for losses due to:
- Loss or theft of keys
- Sending assets to wrong addresses
- Unauthorized access to your own device
- Irreversible blockchain transactions