OQ — W00 · Legal
The short version: OnchainQueries is a read-only query service over public Solana data, sold by compute rather than by seat, and provided without a warranty that any particular number is fit for your purpose.
The service
OnchainQueries provides read-only analytical SQL over typed Solana event tables. It accepts a curated analytical SQL surface; syntax outside that subset fails explicitly and is not a defect.
Engine classes carry documented resource and execution limits. Selecting a larger class changes those limits; it does not expand the SQL compatibility surface or bypass service capacity.
Acceptable use
Do not attempt to circumvent the read-only guarantees, the catalog restrictions, or the active-query limits. Do not resell raw catalog access without a written agreement.
You are responsible for the queries you run and for any conclusions you draw from them.
Billing
Credits are prepaid in SOL-denominated top-ups and consumed by query execution — the engine class and rows scanned determine usage. Queries rejected before execution consume nothing, and prepaid balances do not reset.
Native SOL and quoted USDC transfers are credited only after finalization on the selected Solana cluster. You are responsible for using the displayed treasury address, asset, amount, memo, cluster, and quote window. Network fees are paid by the sender.
On-chain transfers are irreversible and OnchainQueries does not hold the treasury signing key in the application. Late, incorrect, missing-memo, or wrong-asset transfers may require staff review and cannot be automatically refunded.
Data and results
Chain data is public. Your queries and results are yours; we claim no ownership of either.
Server-side results expire 24 hours after submission. Downloaded files remain yours and are unaffected by account changes.
Warranty and liability
The service is provided as is. We make no warranty that any dataset is complete, that any result is fit for a particular purpose, or that coverage matches any other platform — the documentation states known coverage limits explicitly and you should read them.
To the extent permitted by law, our liability is limited to the SOL-equivalent amount you paid in the twelve months preceding a claim.
Changes
We may update these terms. Material changes are announced in advance to account holders, and enterprise agreements govern where they conflict with this page.