Legal Disclosures

eIDAS / qualified timestamp notice

Beats timestamp receipts are not currently positioned as qualified electronic timestamps under eIDAS or equivalent regimes.

Immutability model

• Canonical immutability is provided by Solana transaction finality.
• Receipt signatures are a convenience verification layer, not a stronger guarantee than on-chain proof.
• Registry database state is operational and mutable; on-chain records are the tamper-evident reference.

Data and service continuity

• Data on non-production networks (devnet) may be reset at any time.
• Operators may rotate keys, adjust rate limits, and change anti-abuse controls.
• Availability and latency are not guaranteed.

Key and wallet responsibility

• Users are responsible for their own API keys and wallet credentials.
• Lost or compromised keys may cause irreversible loss of access or funds.

Financial risk

• Fees are denominated in SOL and may vary in fiat terms with market volatility.
• Nothing in this service or documentation is investment, legal, or accounting advice.

Operational limits

• Timestamp endpoint enforces quota controls per IP at current defaults. Limits are subject to change.
• Service operators may adjust limits and anti-abuse controls.