Legal & safety

Everything worth reading before you transact.

Roundtrip is a non-custodial interface for interacting directly with permissionless lending protocols. It does not lend, approve applications, set protocol rates, hold collateral, or control protocol transactions. These pages explain that in detail.

Last updated: September 20, 2026

These pages are written in plain language for general information. They have not been reviewed or approved by a lawyer, and they are not legal, tax or financial advice. The interface reads live protocol data; actions that would move funds stay disabled until the remaining connection and account requirements are in place.
Terms of Use

What Roundtrip is, what it is not, and the rules for using the interface.

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Privacy Policy

What data the interface handles, who processes it, and the choices you have.

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Cookie Policy

Which browser storage the interface uses today and why.

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Crypto & Protocol Risk Disclosure

Liquidation, volatility, depegs, smart-contract and network risk — in plain language.

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Protocols & Third-Party Services

Who does what: the interface, wallet technology, infrastructure, blockchains and protocols.

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Eligibility & Restricted Regions

Who may use the interface, and why supported production regions are not yet announced.

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Fees & Costs

What costs exist today and what could apply once live transactions are available.

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Security

Practical wallet and anti-phishing guidance, plus responsible disclosure.

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Accessibility Statement

Our commitment and how to tell us when something is hard to use.

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Support

How to tell an interface problem apart from a wallet, protocol or blockchain problem.

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