These Terms and Conditions govern access to and use of the OnChainMake website, pilot application, controlled-access onboarding process and related services.
OnChainMake is currently operated as a controlled-access pilot for selected buyers, makers, administrators and invited users. The purpose of the pilot is to validate make-to-order workflows, capacity slot publication, technical intake, milestone-based execution, verifier-ready escrow logic and related operational processes.
By accessing the website, requesting access, joining the pilot, creating an account, submitting information or using any part of the Platform, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, you must not access or use the Platform. You must be at least 18 years old and legally able to enter into binding agreements on behalf of yourself or your organisation.
Agreement means these Terms and Conditions, together with the Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, Phase 0 Pilot Notice, Network Notice and any pilot-specific written agreement or onboarding documentation.
OnChainMake, OCM, Platform, we, us or our means the OnChainMake website, pilot application, related software, controlled-access onboarding process, smart contract interfaces, documentation, support channels and associated services.
User means any individual or organisation accessing the website, requesting access, creating an account, joining the pilot or using any part of the Platform.
Buyer means a User seeking to source, reserve or manage make-to-order manufacturing capacity through the Platform.
Maker means a User offering, publishing, reserving or managing production capacity through the Platform.
Capacity Slot means a defined unit of available manufacturing capacity published or made available by a Maker, including relevant timing, machine, process, capability, technical and commercial parameters.
CST or Capacity Slot Token means a tokenised or token-ready representation of a capacity slot, where applicable. During the pilot, CST functionality may be simulated, partially enabled, off-chain or subject to staged activation.
Milestone means a defined operational, technical, commercial or acceptance step within an order workflow.
Escrow means a milestone-linked payment control mechanism that may be implemented through smart contracts, platform logic, manual supervision or a combination of these during the pilot.
Verifier means the current verifier-agnostic mechanism used to assess whether a milestone or workflow condition has been positively verified. During the pilot, the Verifier may be off-chain, manual, administrative, mock or partially automated.
Positive Verification Outcome means an affirmative verifier outcome, review result or platform-approved confirmation that a milestone condition has been satisfied.
Release means the release, authorisation, simulation, recording or initiation of funds, milestone status or order status following a Positive Verification Outcome, depending on the pilot configuration.
DPP or Digital Product Passport means a digital record or token-ready data object associated with an order, production event, compliance reference or completed workflow, where applicable.
CZK or ComplyZK means a future verifier/oracle module intended to support industrial verification, compliance evidence, auditability, hardware, firmware, TPM or zero-knowledge proof workflows. CZK is not active as a production feature of the current OCM pilot.
Blockchain Network means the EVM-compatible blockchain network, test network, production network or other blockchain environment identified by the Platform for the relevant transaction, order, escrow interaction, smart contract interaction, deployment notice, user-facing network prompt or Network Notice.
Pilot or Phase 0 means the controlled-access operational testing phase of OnChainMake, including selected users, manual supervision, staged workflows and limited functionality.
OnChainMake is currently in a controlled-access pilot phase. The Platform may include experimental, pre-release, staged, simulated, manual or partially automated functionality. Not all features described on the website or in documentation may be available to all Users.
The pilot may include buyer and maker onboarding, company and identity review, capacity slot publication, technical intake, order and milestone structuring, reservation workflows, verifier-ready escrow logic, wallet connection testing, administrative review, selected smart contract interactions and simulated or staged transaction flows.
The Platform should not be understood as a fully automated public marketplace, fully autonomous escrow system or fully production-grade Web3 settlement layer during the pilot.
Access to the Platform is not open to the general public during the pilot. We may approve, reject, suspend, limit or revoke access at our discretion, including for operational, compliance, security, legal, technical or business reasons.
Users may be required to provide accurate information regarding identity, company status, authority to act, billing information, wallet ownership, technical capabilities, order requirements and other onboarding information. You are responsible for ensuring that all information you provide is accurate, complete, current and not misleading.
Buyers are responsible for providing accurate order, technical, file, material, quantity, timing and acceptance information; reviewing capacity slot information before submitting a request; ensuring that uploaded files or specifications do not infringe third-party rights; reviewing milestone structures before accepting them; ensuring that any wallet, payment method or funding source used is authorised and lawful; and complying with applicable laws, export controls, sanctions, tax, customs and procurement obligations.
The Platform may assist with technical intake, capacity matching, milestone structure, verifier-ready workflows and escrow logic, but Buyers remain responsible for validating whether a Maker, order, material, specification, timeline or transaction is suitable for their business needs.
Makers are responsible for publishing accurate capacity, machine, process, material, certification, timing and pricing information; ensuring that capacity slots reflect available and commercially usable capacity; reviewing Buyer requests before accepting work; confirming whether technical files, bounding boxes, quantities, materials, tolerances, lead times and milestones are feasible; complying with applicable manufacturing, safety, quality, tax, export, sanctions and industry-specific obligations; and maintaining accurate billing, payout, wallet and company information.
The Platform is not a substitute for the Maker’s ERP, MRP, MES, internal scheduling, production planning, quality system or legal compliance process. OCM manages the commercial and operational layer of published capacity, reservation, milestone tracking, verifier-ready execution and related workflows.
Capacity slots represent production capacity made available by a Maker under defined parameters. A capacity slot may remain visible while residual capacity is available. A slot may be partially consumed by one or more orders, depending on platform configuration. The Platform may calculate residual capacity using order, reservation and administrative data.
During the pilot, capacity slot data, residual capacity, reservation status and availability may be managed through a combination of database logic, platform workflows, manual review and selected smart contract or token-ready structures.
A capacity slot does not guarantee final order acceptance. Makers may still need to review technical feasibility, scheduling, compliance, commercial terms and milestone conditions before accepting an order.
The Platform may allow Buyers to submit technical files, drawings, specifications, bounding box data, process requirements, materials, tolerances, certifications and other order-related information.
Any bounding box, fit-check, machine compatibility, matching or hours estimation functionality is provided as a preliminary operational tool only. It does not constitute a final engineering assessment, quality guarantee, regulatory compliance determination, Verifier outcome, CZK proof, automatic escrow release condition or professional engineering, legal, tax or compliance advice.
Final feasibility remains subject to Maker review, milestone definition, verifier outcome and any applicable manual or administrative approval.
OCM is designed around milestone-based execution. Funds, status changes or release events should occur only after the relevant milestone condition has received a Positive Verification Outcome.
During the pilot, verification may be conducted through off-chain review, administrative confirmation, mock verifier logic, manual review, platform workflow or selected automated checks.
CZK is intended as a future verifier/oracle module and is not active as a production verifier in the current pilot.
No statement on the website should be interpreted as a guarantee that funds will always be released instantly, automatically or within a fixed number of seconds. Actual release timing may depend on verification, wallet status, blockchain network conditions, administrative review, compliance review, user action or third-party services.
The Platform may allow Users to connect one or more blockchain wallets. Users are solely responsible for securing wallet credentials, seed phrases, hardware wallets, private keys and signing devices; verifying wallet prompts before signing; confirming network, token, amount, contract address and transaction details; ensuring that they use an authorised wallet; and complying with applicable laws and internal company authorisation procedures.
OnChainMake does not ask for, store or control seed phrases or private keys. Blockchain interactions may be irreversible. Smart contract interactions, where enabled, may involve network fees, wallet confirmations, delays, failed transactions or other risks associated with blockchain networks.
During the pilot, some blockchain, escrow, CST, DPP and Verifier-related functionality may be simulated, staged, disabled, partially implemented or subject to administrative review.
During the pilot, commercial terms may be limited, waived, simulated, manually agreed or subject to separate written confirmation. Any fees, escrow amounts, platform fees, slot fees, commission, subscription, proof fees or audit fees will apply only where expressly displayed, agreed or documented.
OCM and CZK may have separate future monetisation models. OCM may monetise capacity slots, escrow workflows, platform access or transaction-related services. CZK, if and when introduced, may involve separate fees for proof, verification, compliance, audit or oracle-related services. No future fee structure is guaranteed until formally published or contractually agreed.
We may require identity, company, beneficial ownership, billing, wallet, sanctions, export-control, tax or other compliance checks before allowing access to certain features. We may block or suspend onboarding, slot publication, booking, escrow, wallet use, payout, release or other functionality if compliance review is incomplete, expired, rejected, under review or blocked.
Users must not use the Platform in breach of sanctions, export controls, anti-money laundering rules, anti-bribery rules, tax obligations, procurement restrictions or other applicable laws. We may cooperate with lawful requests from competent authorities where required.
Users retain ownership of technical files, drawings, specifications, company data and other content they submit, subject to the licence needed for OnChainMake to operate the Platform.
By submitting content, you grant OnChainMake a limited, non-exclusive, worldwide licence to host, process, display, transmit, analyse and use that content solely for operating, securing, improving, testing and supporting the Platform and related pilot workflows.
You represent that you have the right to submit the content and that doing so does not violate third-party rights, confidentiality obligations, export restrictions or applicable laws. Users must not upload unlawful, infringing, malicious, misleading, unsafe or unauthorised content.
The Platform does not provide legal, tax, financial, engineering, regulatory, customs, export-control, manufacturing quality or investment advice. Users should obtain independent professional advice where appropriate.
The Platform is provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis during the pilot. We do not guarantee that the Platform will be uninterrupted or error-free; every feature will be available at all times; every capacity slot will remain available; every technical intake will be accepted; every wallet or blockchain transaction will succeed; every escrow workflow will be fully automated; every milestone will be verified automatically; every release will occur within a fixed time; or the Platform will meet every User’s specific business requirements.
Pilot functionality may be changed, suspended, limited or discontinued at any time.
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, OnChainMake and its operators, founders, administrators, contractors, service providers and affiliates shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, punitive, exemplary or loss-of-profit damages arising from or relating to the Platform, the pilot, blockchain interactions, smart contracts, wallets, user content, capacity slots, orders, milestones or third-party services.
Nothing in these Terms excludes liability that cannot be excluded under applicable law.
We may update these Terms as the pilot evolves, including to reflect new functionality, incorporation, commercial launch, smart contract activation, network changes, compliance requirements or legal updates.
The updated version will be posted on the website with a new effective date. Continued use of the Platform after publication means you accept the updated Terms.