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Acceptable Use Policy

What you may not do with a Payora instance, and what happens if you do it anyway.

Last updated 16 जुलाई 20261 मिनट पढ़ेंSections: 5

1. Who sets these rules

This instance, payora.money, is run by Payora ("the Operator"), and the Operator sets and enforces this policy on it. The Operator may add stricter rules, and will publish them here.

2. Prohibited activity

You may not use the service for, or in connection with, any of the following.

2.1 Crime and financial crime

Unlawful activity of any kind. Fraud or deception. Money laundering or terrorist financing. Transactions with sanctioned parties, or from or to sanctioned jurisdictions. Mixing, tumbling or other services whose purpose is to obscure the origin of funds.

2.2 Harm and abuse

Ransomware, extortion or blackmail payments. Malware, botnets or phishing. Child sexual abuse material. Trafficking of any kind.

2.3 Stolen value

Stolen data, stolen credentials, carding, or the sale of accounts and payment instruments you do not own. Funds you know or suspect are the proceeds of crime.

2.4 Regulated and restricted offerings

Unlicensed gambling. Securities offerings where you are not permitted to make them. Any regulated activity you are not licensed for in the places you operate.

2.5 Other people's rights

Infringement of copyright, trademarks or other intellectual property.

2.6 The service itself

Attempts to attack, overload, probe or degrade the instance. Circumventing rate limits, authentication or signature checks. Sharing or reselling API credentials so that others act under your account.

3. Enforcement

Where the Operator believes this policy has been broken, they may suspend your account, refuse or hold payouts pending investigation, and report the matter where they are legally required to. Because on-chain transactions are irreversible, enforcement acts on what has not yet left the instance, not on payments already settled.

4. Reporting abuse

If you believe an account on this instance is breaking this policy, contact the Operator at support@payora.money.

5. Changes

The Operator may update this policy. Continued use after a change means you accept it.

Last updated: 16 July 2026. If we make material changes to this page, the updated version will be posted here.

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Who enforces the Acceptable Use Policy?

The Operator of this instance, which for payora.money is Payora. The Operator decides on suspensions, holds a payout while investigating, and reports where the law requires it.

What happens if an account breaks the policy?

The Operator may suspend the account, refuse or hold payouts while they investigate, and report the matter where the law requires it. Since crypto transactions are irreversible, enforcement can only act on funds that have not yet left the instance.

Are mixers and tumblers allowed?

No. Services whose purpose is to obscure the origin of funds are prohibited, as are transactions with sanctioned parties or sanctioned jurisdictions, and funds you know or suspect are the proceeds of crime.

Can the Operator reverse a payment made in breach of the policy?

No. Cryptocurrency transactions are irreversible and there are no chargebacks. The Operator can hold an internal balance or refuse a payout request, but a confirmed on-chain payment cannot be undone by anyone.

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