Legal
Risk Disclosure
Effective date: 24 August 2026 ยท Last updated: 24 August 2026
Operator: Keith O'Mahony, operating ZYN Intel as an individual in Ireland.
Read-only monitoring
ZYN is a read-only monitoring and informational analysis tool. It does not execute transactions, take custody of assets, request private keys, request seed phrases, or connect to wallets to sign transactions.
Submitting a public address creates a watchlist entry only. ZYN does not verify address ownership or provide account recovery for external wallets.
Data limitations
ZYN relies on blockchain, market, and other third-party data providers. Information can be delayed, incomplete, unavailable, inaccurate, or affected by provider outages, network conditions, indexing differences, or calculation limits.
Informational indicators
Alerts, market observations, portfolio values, approval labels, whale activity, and informational risk indicators are automated or derived observations. They are not personalised recommendations, predictions, trade instructions, or guarantees.
No advice or guarantee
ZYN does not provide financial, investment, tax, legal, or professional advice. ZYN does not guarantee accuracy, completeness, performance, profits, loss avoidance, or uninterrupted service. You must independently verify important details and consult qualified professionals where appropriate.
Your responsibility
Digital assets and markets are volatile and may result in substantial loss. You are solely responsible for wallet security, transactions, and decisions made using or without ZYN information.
Gas fees and unwanted token balances
Dust or unwanted tokens can remain in a wallet even when they have little practical value. ZYN's dust report is view-only and never supplies a destination address. Any clean-up, swap, bridge, approval revoke, or transfer action is one you initiate entirely yourself, in your own wallet app, and may trigger gas/network fees. You are solely responsible for those costs, and network fees may exceed the token value being moved.
On-chain irreversibility and scam tokens
Most on-chain transactions are irreversible once confirmed. Scam tokens, spoofed contract addresses, fake airdrops, and malicious approvals are common; interacting with them may permanently expose funds. ZYN cannot reverse transactions, recover funds, or guarantee that any token surfaced in monitoring is safe.