Terms for exploring ArcTrove.

Proposed customer notice

Exploring creates no commerce relationship.

ArcTrove is building a physical-card collecting service. You can explore the customer interface and learn about the planned experience. Sign-in, customer accounts, checkout, purchases, card allocations, buybacks, withdrawals and fulfillment are unavailable in this configuration.

Browsing, choosing a tab or operating a demonstration does not place an order, reserve inventory, assign a card, transfer ownership, create a payment obligation or instruct ArcTrove to ship anything. Illustrative cards, prices, odds, balances and animations are not proof of available inventory or an offer you can accept.

Use the site lawfully. Do not impersonate another person, attempt unauthorized access, bypass disabled services, introduce malicious code or interfere with availability. ArcTrove may correct or remove content for accuracy, security or maintenance.

Proposed customer notice

Before purchases become available.

Purchase terms will be presented before an operating checkout is enabled. The planned product assigns exactly one unique physical card per completed pack purchase. Shipping may combine one to three separately owned eligible cards; it does not change the one-card-per-pack rule.

The current software design gives an allocated card a seven-day decision window of 604,800 seconds. A committed shipping reservation within that window prevents automatic sale. Merely viewing or selecting a card is not a committed shipping reservation.

For newly published receipts under the current proposed policy, automatic sale without a committed shipping reservation uses 90% of the immutable fair-market-value snapshot recorded at pull time, rounded down to a whole cent separately for each receipt. The proceeds enter the segregated cleared sale-proceeds balance, not site credit. No fractional-cent amount is promised, and this description does not promise an available cash-withdrawal method.

These descriptions explain the intended product. They do not activate a purchase, promise a launch date or supply the eligibility, territory, fees, valuation, cancellation, dispute or other terms needed for customer commerce.