Test dollars only. Provided as is.

Dinara runs on Solana devnet. Every deposit, voucher and settlement uses a test dollar: a devnet token with six decimals, like USDC, that has no value and cannot be exchanged for real money.

Never send real funds, mainnet USDC or assets from any other network to an address you see in Dinara. They will not arrive where you expect and cannot be returned.

Dinara is built for the Solana Colosseum hackathon. It is provided as is, without warranties of any kind. It has not been independently audited. It may change, be reset, run slowly or stop without notice, and channels, test balances or history may be lost when it does.

You connect your own Solana wallet and approve every transaction in it. You are responsible for that wallet and its keys. Dinara cannot sign for you, recover a lost key or reverse a transaction you approved.

The faucet hands out test dollars and a little devnet SOL so you can try the product. We may change how much it gives or how often, or turn it off, at any time.

Opening, settling and reclaiming a channel are transactions on Solana. Once confirmed they cannot be undone. A settlement pays what the agent signed, and after a channel expires anyone holding a signed state can settle it. The demo APIs are part of this app, not real businesses, and test dollars paid to them are gone.

• Do not automate faucet requests or try to drain the faucet.
• Do not try to overload or attack the service or the demo APIs.
• Do not use Dinara to break the law or to harm anyone.

Dinara is not a bank or a money transmitter and does not hold real money for anyone. Nothing in it is financial, legal or tax advice.

Dinara, its code, name and logo belong to 71Labs. All rights reserved. Using the service does not give you any rights in them.

To the fullest extent the law allows, 71Labs is not liable for any loss arising from your use of Dinara. Because it only handles test dollars, there is no real money at stake.

We may update these terms; the date above changes when we do. Questions go to the 71Labs team where you found this project.