OpenSea disclaims all express and implied warranties and accepts no liability for user losses arising from user errors, server failures, phishing, blockchain transaction finality, or third-party attacks, with all Platform use at the user's sole risk.
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This provision establishes a broad as-is, as-available disclaimer covering all Platform use, explicitly excluding liability for irreversible blockchain transactions, phishing attacks, and user errors. The practical financial risk of irreversible on-chain transactions and third-party attacks is allocated entirely to users under these terms.
Interpretive note: The agreement itself acknowledges that certain disclaimers may not apply in all jurisdictions, and enforceability of total liability disclaimers varies significantly between US, EU, and UK consumer law frameworks.
Under this clause, OpenSea disclaims all warranties and accepts no liability for losses resulting from user errors, irreversible blockchain transactions, phishing, malware, or server failures. The agreement states that the document includes a note acknowledging that some jurisdictions may not permit certain disclaimers, which may limit application in those jurisdictions.
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Compare across platforms →"Your use of the Platform is at your own risk. The Platform is provided on an AS IS and AS AVAILABLE basis, and OpenSea expressly disclaims all warranties, whether express or implied, including but not limited to: The Platform's fitness for a particular purpose, merchantability, title, and non-infringement... OpenSea disclaims responsibility for any loss, including any losses resulting from: User errors, such as mistyped blockchain addresses or incorrectly constructed transactions. Server failures, unauthorized access, or third-party attacks, including phishing or malware. Irreversible blockchain transactions or issues related to public blockchain functionality, including forks and technical node issues.Excerpt from OpenSea's Terms of Service
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This provision establishes a broad as-is, as-available disclaimer covering all Platform use, explicitly excluding liability for irreversible blockchain transactions, phishing attacks, and user errors. The practical financial risk of irreversible on-chain transactions and third-party attacks is allocated entirely to users under these terms.
Under this clause, OpenSea disclaims all warranties and accepts no liability for losses resulting from user errors, irreversible blockchain transactions, phishing, malware, or server failures. The agreement states that the document includes a note acknowledging that some jurisdictions may not permit certain disclaimers, which may limit application in those jurisdictions.
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