Blockulapost-quantum chains
Last updated 2026-11-08

Terms of Use

Blockula is free, open-source software for education and research. By using it, or any website, wallet, explorer, faucet or chain the Blockula project runs, you agree to these terms. If you don't agree, don't use them.

1. What Blockula is

Blockula is an experiment: software for running small post-quantum blockchains, published under the MIT license by the Blockula project's maintainers ("we", "us"). We run a few things ourselves: blockula.app, the demo chain at demo.blockula.app with its explorer, wallet and faucet, and the published releases (the "Services").

Anyone can run a Blockula chain. A chain someone else runs, including every chain in the directory on blockula.app other than ours, and the wallet its node serves, is that operator's, under their rules. We don't run, control or vouch for it, and a listing isn't an endorsement.

2. For education and research only

You may use Blockula to learn, teach, experiment, test and research. It isn't a financial product, a bank, a payment service, an exchange or an investment, and nothing we publish is financial, investment, legal or tax advice.

3. The coins have no value

4. Experimental software, and the risks you accept

5. Your wallet and your key

Blockula wallets are self-custodial: your key is made on your device and unlocked by your passkey. We never receive it, can't see it, and can't recover it or reverse a transaction. Keeping your passkey, devices and recovery kit safe is your responsibility. Agents and devices you give a key or budget to act for you.

6. Public and permanent

Everything sent to a chain, including addresses, balances, payments, memos, .boo names, key labels and any GitHub account you link, is public, is copied by every node, and can't be changed or deleted by us or anyone. Don't put personal or sensitive information on a chain. The Privacy Policy says what else we handle.

7. What you mustn't do

We may refuse faucet requests, delist a chain from the directory, or block access to a Service for anyone who breaks these terms.

8. Who can use it

You must be 18 or older, or the age of majority where you live if that's higher, and allowed to use software like this where you are.

9. The software license

Blockula's source code is licensed under the MIT license, which governs your use of the code. These terms cover the Services and how chain units may be used.

10. No warranty, and limits on liability

You agree to hold us harmless from claims that arise from your use of Blockula or your breach of these terms.

11. Changes

We may change these terms. The date at the top says when they last changed; when a change matters, the wallet asks you to agree again before you go on. If you keep using the Services after a change, you accept it.

12. Contact

Questions go to the project's GitHub issues; security reports go privately, as SECURITY.md describes.