LEGAL

AI Disclosure

Last updated July 8, 2026

Mattheus uses AI to assist research and workflow preparation. AI assistance is a software feature, not a substitute for user review or professional advice.

What can the AI do?

Depending on the enabled surface, AI may research market, liquidity, protocol, and portfolio context; draft strategies and workflow conditions; summarize risks; prepare previewable supported actions; and explain policy, venue, certification, or feature-gate blocks.

Does the AI execute automatically?

AI output does not by itself authorize live execution. Live actions require the applicable approval path, account and signer readiness, venue status, policy checks, and protocol-specific certification or feature gates.

What are the limits?

AI-generated research may be incomplete, delayed, stale, or wrong. Strategies may be overfit or unsuitable. AI may misread liquidity, gas, account balances, oracle data, protocol state, or venue constraints. Simulations, APYs, and backtests do not predict future performance.

What must users review?

Before approval, review assets, markets, protocols, routes, size, price, slippage, gas, fees, policy checks, limits, signer and account readiness, venue health, permissions, and whether the action can be cancelled, revoked, reversed, or only mitigated after submission.

Is this financial advice?

No. Mattheus is software infrastructure and does not provide personalized financial, investment, tax, legal, or accounting advice. You are responsible for the decisions you approve.

How can I ask questions?

During controlled beta, support and legal review contacts are provided through authenticated onboarding and verified support workflows.

What can the AI do?

Depending on the enabled surface, AI may research market, liquidity, protocol, and portfolio context; draft strategies and workflow conditions; summarize risks; prepare previewable supported actions; and explain policy, venue, certification, or feature-gate blocks.

Does the AI execute automatically?

AI output does not by itself authorize live execution. Live actions require the applicable approval path, account and signer readiness, venue status, policy checks, and protocol-specific certification or feature gates.

What are the limits?

AI-generated research may be incomplete, delayed, stale, or wrong. Strategies may be overfit or unsuitable. AI may misread liquidity, gas, account balances, oracle data, protocol state, or venue constraints. Simulations, APYs, and backtests do not predict future performance.

What must users review?

Before approval, review assets, markets, protocols, routes, size, price, slippage, gas, fees, policy checks, limits, signer and account readiness, venue health, permissions, and whether the action can be cancelled, revoked, reversed, or only mitigated after submission.

Is this financial advice?

No. Mattheus is software infrastructure and does not provide personalized financial, investment, tax, legal, or accounting advice. You are responsible for the decisions you approve.

How can I ask questions?

During controlled beta, support and legal review contacts are provided through authenticated onboarding and verified support workflows.