Terms and privacy
The terms of use for the Stoa interface and how it handles your data.
Terms of use
What Stoa is. Stoa is a website that helps you send transactions to smart contracts on Elysium. The contracts run on a public blockchain and nobody operating this website can stop, reverse or change a transaction after you sign it. Stoa never holds your funds or your keys.
Your responsibility. You decide every transaction and sign it in your own wallet. Check the token addresses, amounts, minimum received and price impact before you sign. Tokens imported by address are not reviewed by Stoa and may be worthless or malicious.
Risks. Using DeFi can lose you money: prices move, liquidity can be thin, smart contracts can contain bugs (Stoa's contracts are not audited yet), outside venues such as Uniswap, Aero, Ramses or Liquidity Book can fail, and the Elysium network can halt or reorder transactions. See Risks and safeguards.
Fees. Swaps pay a 2 bps protocol fee, plus the fee of any outside venue used and network gas. See Fees.
No advice. Nothing on this site is financial, investment, legal or tax advice.
Where you may not use it. Do not use Stoa if you are located in, or are a resident of, a country or region under comprehensive sanctions, if you are on a sanctions list, or if using it is illegal where you are. You are responsible for following the laws that apply to you.
No warranty. The interface and the contracts are provided "as is", without warranties of any kind. To the maximum extent the law allows, the people who build and run Stoa are not liable for any loss from using the interface or the contracts, including losses caused by bugs, outages, price movements or third-party venues.
Changes. These terms can change. The date below shows the latest version; continuing to use the site after a change means you accept it.
Privacy
- No account and no tracking. Stoa has no sign-up, sets no tracking cookies and runs no analytics or advertising scripts.
- Stored in your browser only. If you open a referral link, the referrer's address is kept in your browser's local storage so later swaps credit them. Clearing site data removes it.
- Blockchain data is public. Your wallet address and every transaction you sign are visible on Elysium to anyone, permanently. Stoa reads them from the chain to show your balances and swap history.
- Services that see your requests. The site is hosted on Vercel, fonts load from Google Fonts, and the app talks to Elysium RPC providers (such as Kinetiq, Alchemy and dRPC). Like any website, these providers see your IP address and the requests your browser makes. If you connect through WalletConnect, its relay sees the connection.
- Contact. Questions about these terms or your data: DM @StoaDEX on X.
Last updated: 11 November 2026.
