Public Offer and Terms of Service for the Snapback Service

Version 2026-10-06 · Updated 06.10.2026

This document is a public offer by the Snapback service to enter into an agreement for the use of the service on the terms set out below. Terms version: 2026-10-06. By registering and ticking the consent box, you confirm that you have read these terms, the Privacy Policy and the Risk Disclosure, and that you accept them.

1. Definitions

  • Service means the Snapback software service available at https://snapbackbot.com.
  • Provider means the Snapback service.
  • User means a person who has registered an account in the Service.
  • Bot means a set of settings and a program that, according to those settings, places orders on the exchange on the User's behalf.
  • Exchange means Binance (USDT-M futures). The Exchange is not a party to this agreement and is not affiliated with the Provider.
  • API key means an access key to the User's account on the Exchange, which the User creates on the Exchange and provides to the Service.

2. Subject of the Agreement

2.1. The Provider gives the User access to software for configuring, testing on historical data (backtesting) and running Bots, as well as to notifications about the Bots' activity.

2.2. The Service is a technical tool only. All trading decisions, including the choice of settings and turning Bots on and off, are made by the User.

2.3. Payment terms, if any are introduced, will be published separately. Until they are published, this document does not establish any payments.

3. Access to the Service

3.1. To gain access you must register with an email address and a password, and confirm the email address with a code sent to it.

3.2. During registration the User must tick the box confirming that they have read this offer and the Privacy Policy and accept them. Registration is not possible without it. The Service stores the date and the version of the terms you accepted.

3.3. Access to the Service's features opens after your account is approved by an administrator. The Provider may refuse or end access without giving a reason.

3.4. The User is responsible for keeping their password safe and for all actions taken from their account.

4. What the Service Does

4.1. The Bot places, modifies and cancels orders on Binance according to the User's settings. For this the Service uses the User's API key.

4.2. The Service does not accept, hold or transfer the User's funds. Funds always remain in the User's account on the Exchange, and only the User controls them on the Exchange itself.

4.3. The Service does not guarantee that any order will be placed, filled, or filled at the expected price.

5. User Obligations

The User confirms and undertakes that they:

  • are at least 18 years old and have full legal capacity;
  • will use only their own API key, created without withdrawal permission;
  • engage in lawful activity, including futures trading, in their country of residence or location, and are solely responsible for complying with local laws, including tax law;
  • will not give third parties access to their account;
  • will monitor their positions, balance and account status on the Exchange themselves, and will not rely on the Service as the only source of such information;
  • will not use the Service for unlawful purposes, or attempt to disrupt its operation or gain access to other people's data.

6. Liability and Risks

6.1. Own risk. By accepting these terms, the User agrees to the rules of the Service and uses the Bot at their own risk and on their own responsibility.

6.2. Past performance. Past performance, including backtest results, does not guarantee future results. A backtest is a check of settings against historical data, not a forecast.

6.3. Not advice. The Service and any materials on the website are not financial, investment, tax or legal advice.

6.4. High risk. Trading futures with leverage carries a high level of risk, and the User may lose part or all of the funds in their account and, under certain conditions, incur losses greater than the amount deposited. See the Risk Disclosure for details.

6.5. No warranties. The Provider does not guarantee profit, or uninterrupted or error-free operation of the Service.

6.6. Disclaimer of liability. To the extent permitted by law, the Provider is not liable for the User's losses or lost profit caused by, among other things:

  • market movements, liquidation of a position, slippage, sharp rises or falls in price, price gaps;
  • failures, restrictions, maintenance or changes in the rules of the Exchange and its API, and request rate limits;
  • communication interruptions, delays in transmitting and executing orders;
  • errors in settings made by the User, or incorrect permissions or restrictions on the API key;
  • errors or failures in the Service's software;
  • loss of access to the account or keys through the User's fault, including compromise of their password or key;
  • actions of third parties.

6.7. Waiver of claims. The User agrees not to bring claims against the Provider regarding the financial results of their trading, except where the law prohibits excluding such liability.

6.8. Limitation of liability. To the extent permitted by law, the Provider's total liability to the User in any circumstances is limited to direct, documented damage and does not include lost profit or indirect damages. Nothing in this agreement limits liability that cannot be limited by law.

6.9. Force majeure. The Provider is not liable for failure to perform its obligations caused by circumstances beyond its control: natural disasters, war, acts of public authorities, widespread failures of networks, power supply, hosting, the Exchange or third-party services, and cyberattacks.

7. Termination of Access

7.1. The User may stop using the Service at any time and delete their account (where this option is available on the account settings page), and may also turn off Bots and delete the API key.

7.2. The Provider may restrict or end the User's access, including in case of breach of these terms, suspected abuse or a threat to the security of the Service, and also without giving a reason.

7.3. Before access ends, the User is responsible for closing open positions and cancelling orders on the Exchange. Ending access to the Service does not by itself close any positions on the Exchange.

8. Changes to the Terms

8.1. The Snapback service reserves the right to change these terms and the Privacy Policy. The new version is published on the website with its date and version number.

8.2. Users are notified of changes on the website, by email or in Telegram. Continuing to use the Service after a new version takes effect means you accept it. If you do not agree with the changes, stop using the Service.

9. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution

9.1. This agreement is governed by the law of the country in which the service provider is registered, subject to any mandatory consumer protection rules of the User's country of residence that apply.

9.2. Disputes are settled by negotiation. If agreement cannot be reached, the dispute is heard by the court at the location of the service provider, unless mandatory rules of law provide otherwise.

10. Contact

For any questions about these terms, write to [email protected].