Use of Voluma
Voluma provides tools for monitoring Solana activity, creating automation conditions, testing webhooks, and executing trades through connected services. You are responsible for how you configure and use these tools.
These terms explain the basic rules for using Voluma. They are written plainly so you can understand the responsibilities that come with running live Solana automation.
Voluma provides tools for monitoring Solana activity, creating automation conditions, testing webhooks, and executing trades through connected services. You are responsible for how you configure and use these tools.
Digital asset trading involves risk. Market prices, liquidity, slippage, RPC availability, smart contracts, and third-party services can change quickly. Voluma does not guarantee execution price, profit, uptime, or trading results.
You are responsible for protecting your account, devices, login sessions, and any wallet credentials you export. Do not share sensitive credentials, private keys, or session access with anyone.
Automations may execute when configured conditions match incoming events. Review trigger settings, execution limits, slippage, amounts, and wallet balances before enabling any automation.
Do not use Voluma to attack, overload, probe, or abuse internal systems, RPC providers, webhook targets, third-party APIs, or any service you do not have permission to access.
Voluma may rely on Solana RPC providers, Jupiter, authentication providers, databases, and other infrastructure. Their behavior, fees, limits, and availability are outside Voluma control.
Voluma is software infrastructure. It does not provide financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Any trade or automation decision is yours.
These terms may be updated as the product evolves. Continued use of Voluma after changes means you accept the updated terms.
If you do not agree with these terms, do not use Voluma. For questions, contact the project operator through the support channel provided in the application or repository.