Last updated: June 2026
Joob provides a software interface to interact with Smart Contracts deployed on the blockchain. At no point do Joob, its executives, or its employees have the ability to arbitrarily seize, move, or block funds outside the strict mathematical conditions defined in the open-source contract code.
The platform acts exclusively as a technology provider and, where applicable, as a Third-Party Arbitrator (Dispute Resolver). When a dispute is declared by either party, the Joob Arbitration team has the exclusive power to:
Joob is committed to analyzing delivery evidence impartially. The arbitration decision of Joob is final and binding.
The use of the Smart Contract is subject to a service fee (Commission), automatically deducted by the smart contract upon the final resolution of the transaction. These fees vary depending on the vertical used. The exact percentage is displayed transparently before locking the funds.
The use of the blockchain involves technical and financial risks, including but not limited to the loss of private keys, extreme volatility of crypto-assets, and network congestion. Joob declines all liability for the loss of funds due to a user manipulation error. Funds must be deposited exclusively in approved stablecoins (e.g., USDT).
The Joob interface is a neutral tool. It is the strict responsibility of Users to ensure that the subject of their transaction is legal in their jurisdiction. Joob reserves the right to block access to its web interface to any IP address or wallet linked to illicit activities.