> TERMS OF USE

Last updated: September 30, 2026

Foil (“the service”) is a non-custodial interface that builds Solana transactions which you review and sign in your own wallet. By using the service you agree to these terms.

1. What the service does

The service composes transactions against third-party on-chain programs (Pump.fun, SPL Token, Metaplex Core, Lighthouse, the Solana Attestation Service). Foil never takes custody of your funds, tokens or collectibles, and never holds your private keys. A launch creates a coin and a Metaplex Core collection in one atomic bundle; opening a pack mints an asset directly to the opener's wallet.

2. No financial advice, no guarantees of value

Tokens launched through the service are memecoins with no intrinsic value, and the collectibles a pack yields are worth exactly what somebody is willing to pay for them, which is frequently nothing. A Foil certificate verifies how a drop was configured and that its shuffle follows from public inputs — it is not an endorsement, an audit of the creator, a valuation, or any statement about future value. You can lose everything you spend. Nothing here is investment advice.

3. What the shuffle guarantee is, exactly

The drop's item list is hashed into a Merkle root written on chain at launch. The shuffle is seeded from that root and the blockhash of the slot the launch landed in, so the order was fixed before any pack opened and neither the creator nor the service could steer which pack yields which item. Anyone can re-derive it from the certificate.

That is the whole of the guarantee. It says nothing about what the items are, whether anyone wants them, or how the coin trades.

4. One pack per wallet, not per person

The service allows one pack per wallet address and enforces the holding requirement with an on-chain assertion carried inside the mint transaction. It cannot tell two wallets apart from one person using two wallets, and does not claim to. Every opener is listed publicly on the drop page.

5. The service co-signs every open

The platform is the pack collection's update authority and must co-sign each mint. It could stop signing, in which case no further packs from that drop could be opened. Assets already minted are unaffected — they are in their owners' wallets and the service has no ability to take them back.

6. Drop state is held in memory

The pack queue lives in the running server's memory and does not survive a restart or redeploy. A drop whose state is lost cannot have further packs opened through this interface; assets already minted are unaffected. Treat a drop as a short-lived event, not a permanent registry.

7. Fees and irreversibility

The service charges a flat platform fee at launch, displayed before you sign. Opening a pack costs the opener the network rent for the asset they receive; that goes to the network, not to the service. Solana transactions are irreversible. An optional dev buy is an ordinary purchase on the bonding curve.

8. Eligibility and compliance

You are responsible for compliance with the laws of your jurisdiction, including any restrictions on digital assets and on distributing chance-based rewards. Packs are earned by holding and are not sold separately. The service is provided “as is” without warranties; to the maximum extent permitted by law, Foil's liability is limited to the platform fees you paid in the 30 days before a claim.

9. Third-party programs

Pump.fun, Metaplex Core, Lighthouse, Jito and the Solana Attestation Service are independent programs not operated by Foil. Their behavior may change; on-chain risk, including program bugs, is inherent to using Solana.

10. Contact

Questions: reach us on X @foillaunch.