What FortFi is (and is not)
FortFi provides a software interface to help you organize self-custody vault accounts, review payment intents, apply policy rules you configure, and interact with public blockchains using established custody and onramp partners. FortFi is not a bank, broker-dealer, insurer, or licensed money transmitter. We do not hold customer deposits in the way a custodial money app does or offer FDIC or equivalent pass-through insurance on crypto balances.
Digital assets are volatile, experimental, and irreversible at the chain layer. Nothing in FortFi constitutes tax, accounting, or investment advice, an offer to buy or sell securities, or a recommendation to adopt any protocol or token.
Third-party services
FortFi integrates vetted infrastructure providers for sensitive functions (including wallet operations and fiat-to-crypto onramps). Their compliance programs, licenses, and contractual terms apply to the parts of the journey they operate. You remain subject to each provider's terms of use, privacy policy, and regional availability when you use their flows from FortFi.
- Wallet / key operations, implemented with Turnkey or similar secure wallet infrastructure; key material is not stored in FortFi application code and is governed by the provider's security model and your passkey / policy configuration.
- Funding (fiat → crypto onramp), when you choose Add funds or Fund, you may be sent to Coinbase Onramp (or another CDP-hosted experience we configure). Payment methods (e.g. debit card, Apple Pay, Coinbase balance), fees, limits, know-your-customer checks, and settlement timing are determined by Coinbase and applicable law, not by FortFi. Credit cards, certain Apple Pay cards, and other rails may be unavailable depending on region and risk rules.
- Cash out (crypto → fiat offramp), when you choose Cash out, you may be sent to Coinbase Offramp (or another CDP-hosted experience we configure). Withdrawal rails (e.g. bank transfer via ACH, PayPal, Coinbase balance), fees, limits, know-your-customer checks, and settlement timing are determined by Coinbase and applicable law, not by FortFi. A Coinbase account is typically required. FortFi does not hold fiat on your behalf.
- Chain data & RPC, balance and activity views may rely on third-party indexers or node providers; displayed values can lag on-chain state or be estimated.
No guarantee of outcomes
FortFi is provided “as is” to the maximum extent permitted by law. We do not warrant uninterrupted service, error-free software, or that policy or allowlist settings will prevent every loss scenario (including user error, malware, phishing, chain reorganizations, or smart contract failures on networks you use).
Limitation of liability (summary)
To the extent allowed by applicable law, FortFi and its contributors disclaim liability for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, and for loss of profits, data, or goodwill arising from your use of the product. Your exclusive remedy for dissatisfaction with FortFi is generally to stop using the service, subject to any mandatory consumer rights in your jurisdiction. See our Terms of Use for the full limitation of liability.
Eligibility & prohibited use
You must comply with applicable laws (including sanctions, AML, and securities rules) and must not use FortFi to launder funds, defraud others, or circumvent provider or network restrictions. FortFi may refuse or discontinue access where required for legal or risk reasons.
Changes
This page will evolve as the product and regulatory context change. Material updates will be reflected here and, where appropriate, in our Terms of Use or Privacy Policy.