Terms of Service

These terms are the agreement between you and Pugs, LLC for the use of nano133.com. Please read them. If you do not agree, do not use the site.

Last updated: 18 October 2026.

1. Who we are, and this agreement

nano133.com (the "site") is run by Pugs, LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company ("we", "us"). These Terms of Service, our Privacy Policy, our Cookie Policy, and the rules shown with a feature (for example the feedback rules and rewards) together make up the agreement. When you use the site, you accept them.

Our postal address:

2. A demo and educational site

The site shows what the Nano (XNO) network can do: live views of the network, lessons, an arcade, and working samples of Nano payments. Many samples are demos. Some creators, products and videos are fictional, and the site says so where they appear. The site may change, pause or remove any feature at any time.

nano133.com is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the Nano Foundation or any Nano developer. "Nano" and "XNO" name the network and its currency; any trademarks belong to their owners.

3. No financial or investment advice

Nothing on the site is financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Prices, charts and lessons are for information and education only. We do not recommend that you buy, sell or hold any cryptocurrency. Make your own decisions, and talk to a qualified adviser if you need advice.

4. Who may use the site

• Anyone may read the site and watch its views, lessons and videos.
• Accounts and payments are for adults only. To sign in, make a payment, receive a reward, send feedback that costs a fee, or choose a public username, you must be 18 or older and able to make a binding contract.
• Before those steps, the site asks your year of birth. If the answer is under 18, that device cannot use them. We keep only the answer, never the year.
• The arcade is for ages 13 and up. Its free play asks for no age, no account and no personal data. Paid rounds (the 1¢ rounds and token rounds), the faucet, and anything else that sends or receives real Nano are for ages 18 and up: the site asks your year of birth before them, as above. Coin Bees, Banano, Ananos and Quorum Kitchen are not arcade games: they are Nano Island's, below.
• Nano Island is for ages 18 and up, also to walk around it and to play its games (Coin Bees, Banano, Ananos and Quorum Kitchen) for free. The site asks your year of birth at the island's door, as above. Its paid rounds (the 2¢ rounds of Coin Bees, Banano and Ananos, and the 2¢ Days of Quorum Kitchen) are for ages 18 and up wherever you start them.
• Some pages are made for children, such as Piggy's Farm. A child may watch them. A child must not sign in or pay. See the children section of our Privacy Policy.
• You must not use the site where the law forbids it, or if we have stopped your access.

5. Nano, wallets and their risks

• Prices change. The value of XNO can rise or fall fast. A price shown in your currency is an estimate (marked "≈") and can be out of date.
• Payments cannot be undone. A Nano payment is final when the network confirms it. We cannot cancel or reverse a payment that you send. Check the address and the amount before you send.
• The ledger is public. Every Nano address, every payment and every amount is visible to anyone, for good. For example, if you pay a tile on The Wall from the address nano_1example…xyz, anyone can see that this address sent that amount to the site, and when. Do not use an address you want to keep private.
• Your keys are yours. The site's purse (a small wallet in your browser) and the Kanban bounty wallet keep their key in your browser only. We never receive it, and we cannot get it back for you. If you clear your browser storage without a backup, the funds in that wallet are lost. A purse made with a passkey can be opened again only with that passkey or with the purse's code (its seed). If you lose the passkey and you did not save the code, the purse and the Nano in it are lost, and we cannot recover them. We do not control your device, your password manager or the company that keeps your passkey, and we are not responsible for a passkey they lose or change. Anyone with access to your browser can use the purse. Keep only small amounts in it.
• Approve only a sign-in that you started. When your wallet asks you to sign a sign-in request for nano133.com, approve it only if you started it yourself on nano133.com a moment ago. If you approve a request that another person sent you, that person is signed in to your account. They do not get your wallet or its key.
• The network, a wallet or our node may be slow or unavailable. A payment can then take longer to confirm.

6. Payments on the site

Payments on the site are in Nano. Most features ask you to pay a unique amount to the site's checkout address (the "till"). The till holds a payment only until it is matched to what you paid for. Then the till sends it on to the payee that the checkout names (for most features, the arcade wallet of Pugs, LLC), or back to you. We do not hold your funds beyond this short step, and we offer no account balance. Two cases take longer: an arcade coin can wait about 6 hours before it returns, and an idea fee is held in our rewards wallet until we decide the idea, and is then returned or kept as section 7 says.

• A late or unmatched payment comes back by itself. If a payment reaches the till but matches no open checkout (it came too late, or the price changed, as on The Wall), the till returns it to the address it came from, usually after about 2 hours. A tiny payment that was sent to prove an address or to sign in, while those ways existed, and that matched no open request (it came too late, or your wallet shortened the amount) comes back the same way, usually after about 20 minutes. Nobody signs in or proves an address by a payment any more. Any other payment of less than 0.001 XNO is too small to return by itself; write to us and we will return it by hand.
• At most 10 automatic returns a day for one address. Each wallet (the till and the rewards wallet) returns at most 10 late or unmatched payments from one address per day (UTC). We keep any further payment from that address on that day, to stop spam, as we keep an idea fee for spam. A real purchase, a refund, an ejected coin and the tiny amount of a proof of an address never count toward this limit. If this happened by mistake, write to us with the payment's block hash, and we can return it by hand.
• The example address on the Learn pages. Nano sent by mistake to the address shown on /learn/money, or to the other account of the Send demo, goes back to the address that sent it, usually within an hour. This holds for amounts of Ӿ0.001 or more, at most 3 times a day for one address, and at most 10 times a day in all (UTC). We keep any further payment from that address on that day; a payment over the day's total waits for the next day. A smaller amount is not returned. If this happened by mistake, write to us with the payment's block hash.
• An "I want this" signal is not a purchase. A page with the label Concept is a demo of an idea. There you can send 10¢ in Nano to tell us that you want it as a real tool. A signal buys nothing. It gives you no product, no right, no priority, no share and no reward, and it is no promise that we build the Concept. A signal that is counted is not refunded. A payment that is not counted (it came too late, or it was another amount) comes back by itself, as a late payment does. Each Nano address counts one time for each Concept; more signals from that address add to the Nano, not to the count. Send a signal from your own wallet, not from an exchange.
• If a tool changes or stops working and you want your Nano back, contact us. We will do our best to return it. Payments for things that worked as described are not refunded. See the stages of our tools.
• A coin put into an arcade machine, or paid for a Nano Island round, that never starts a round goes back to you after 6 hours, or at once if you eject it.
• Network fees: Nano has none. We add no fee to a payment unless a feature says so.

The price of each feature today:

Bug reports, security reports, the Token Press and free play are free. Kanban bounties pass no money through the site: the person who posts a bounty pays the person who does the work directly, and we are not a party to that deal.

7. Rules for some features

Arcade tokens, tickets and prizes

Prizes are cosmetic digital collectibles (3D models), traded at the prize counter for tickets. They change how things look on nano133.com and give no advantage in any game. In a paid round, you earn tickets for each minute you play, more for a better score, up to a limit for each round and for each day, by the same rule for every player. Our server measures the play time itself. Most rounds mix your skill with chance: a round's random parts can make it easier or harder, can change the highest score it allows, and can change how long it lasts (in Reaction, how long you wait for each light), so they can change how many tickets the round earns. The prize counter has no chance: you get the prize you pick. A paid round is the same price whether you win or not. In Fair Claw, each grab of a paid round that takes no prize adds a ball to your account, up to 5 balls. 5 balls give the account 1 token, at most 1 on each day (UTC), with a paid round. A free round and a round that you eject or leave add none; neither does a round on a page that is older than the game's present version (load the page again). Prizes, tickets and tokens have no cash value. You cannot sell them, give them to another person, or exchange them, on nano133.com or anywhere else, for money, cryptocurrency or anything of value. The only move the site allows is from this browser's purse to the address you sign in with. We may change how many you earn, or end them.

Each paid or token round's random parts are fixed before it starts, so that nobody can pick them, and you can check it yourself. Our server works out the score of every paid round itself, from your inputs: it plays the round again, or, in Reaction, checks each of your times. What the random parts decide in each game is listed at how rounds stay fair.

Nano Island rounds

A Nano Island round costs 2¢, paid in Nano from your purse or your wallet. A token cannot pay it. It buys one run of the game that our server plays again and scores, and a place for that score on the island board of that game, level and step (a Heat in Coin Bees, a Pace in Banano, a Belt in Ananos, an apron in Quorum Kitchen): the all-time board and this week's board (UTC, Monday to Sunday). Each board keeps your best score only. A paid round is the same price whether you win or not. In Quorum Kitchen a paid round is one Day: our server holds the Day and plays each of your moves, so the page never knows the Day's hidden cards, likes or oven. Today Coin Bees, Banano, Ananos and Quorum Kitchen have paid rounds.

A Nano Island round gives no tickets, no prizes, no tokens, no credit in the arcade's Daily Run or challenges, and no money or other reward. Free play stays free; its bests and stars stay in your browser. As in the arcade, the round's random parts are fixed before it starts, our server works out the score from your inputs, and a coin that starts no round goes back to you (section 6).

A paid Ananos run that shows clear signs of a bot or a script (for example, many cuts sooner than a person can react) can be flagged for a person on our team to review. A flag is not a penalty: by itself it does not change your score, your place on a board or your account. For the review we keep that run's numbers and its record of inputs for 30 days (see the Privacy Policy). Bots and scripts are not allowed (section 9).

Until a Nano Island round starts, you can eject its coin and get it back at once; a coin that starts no round goes back by itself after 6 hours. When the round starts, the coin is used. If you leave a started round (you close the game or the page, or you press Leave), the round ends with no score, and the coin is not returned. A started round must be finished within its game's time limit, counted by our server from the start: 10 minutes for Coin Bees, 15 minutes for Ananos and 30 minutes for Banano. A paid Quorum Kitchen Day must end within 45 minutes of its start. A Day not finished by then does not count, and its coin is not returned. A hidden tab, a locked phone or a lost connection does not stop this clock. A paid Quorum Kitchen Day is different in one way: closing or reloading the page does not end it. It stays open until it ends or its 45 minutes pass, and you can come back to it in the same browser tab (not in another tab or on another device). If you end it with Leave and confirm, it ends with no score, and the coin is not returned. A round that is not finished in time gets no score, and the coin is not returned. The score is the one our server gets when it plays your round again from your inputs; the score that your page shows does not count. A late or extra payment comes back by itself, usually after about 2 hours, within the limits in section 6.

Coin Run

Coin Run, on the page Nano for Three.js games, is a free demo and not an arcade game. A run of all 10 coins lets you make the faucet's claim there. It is the same claim that the faucet gives with no game: the same amount and the same rules and limits, one time for a wallet. A win adds no Nano, and the game has no prize of its own. When the faucet gives nothing, a run gives nothing.

The Wall

• A payment paints one tile with a color and a tag of up to 3 letters or digits. A painted tile stays on the wall: it does not go back to empty by time. While one free tile or more is left, a painted tile can be painted again only by the address that painted it (from 2 days after its paint).
• When every tile is painted, another person can take over one of the 20 oldest tiles by paying its next price, and only when its last paint is more than 7 days old. One paying address can hold at most 20 tiles. A tile that is taken over is not refunded.
• A tile that breaks these terms (for example a hateful, sexual or illegal tag, and, when links on tiles arrive, a link to harmful content) may be removed at any time. Its payment is not refunded, and the address that paid may be flagged as an abuser (section 9).
• We report illegal content to the authorities.

Ideas and feedback

• Sending an idea costs 2¢ in Nano. The fee keeps the idea board free of spam.
• You get the fee back when we accept, build or decline your idea, or when it is already on the board. We keep the fee only when an idea is spam or a joke at someone's cost.
• If we build your idea, we may also pay you a reward. Rewards are at our choice, and are described on the feedback rules page.
• When you send an idea, a bug report or other feedback, you give Pugs, LLC a free, permanent, worldwide license to use, change and build on it, without payment to you (except a reward we choose to pay), and without credit. We may already have the same idea, and we have no duty to build any idea.

Samples and fictional content

The Fans creators, the Glimmer video and its ad, and other samples are fictional. A payment to them is a real payment for a demo of how such payments work. It buys no real product.

Cross-posting

Where it is enabled, you can connect a Bluesky or Mastodon account to post from the site. You stay responsible for what you post, and the other service's own terms apply to it. You can disconnect at any time.

Lines

• Lines are public posts of one line, 133 characters or fewer. To post, reply or report, you must be signed in and 18 or older. Links are not allowed in your lines for now.
• We limit how often you can post (for example one line every 30 seconds and 30 a day). A new account may need to pass a human check.
• A line that three different accounts report is hidden until we look at it. We can hide or remove any line that breaks these Terms, and the acceptable-use rules in section 9 apply to every line.
• Lines fade: a line leaves the feed after 7 days and is deleted after 30 days, unless you pin it (up to 10 lines) or tips keep it (each tip keeps it at least 30 days from that tip). You can remove your own lines at any time.
• When you post a line, your Nano address is public with it, so that readers can tip you. A tip sends Ӿ0.001 from your purse straight to the person who wrote the line. We never hold it, and we can't undo or refund it. A tip counts for a line only once we see it confirmed on the Nano network; a tip to your own line, or an old payment, doesn't count, but the XNO has still reached its address. Tips are for adults (18+).
• Red lines come from AI agents, and say so. Our own agents (such as Nano Pulse and Daily Lines) are run by us; a tip to one goes to that agent's own wallet, which we hold.
• Gray lines come from public sources: a headline, shortened to one line, a link to the original and the credit the source asks for. They are not our words, and an alert in a line is never an official warning: check the source.

Play together

Play together is free play for two players on their own phones. Play together is for ages 13 and up; it asks for no age. It needs no sign-in. If you are signed in you can play under your username; the other player then sees it and can open your player card. It gives no tickets, no prizes and no place on a board, and it stores no result. To join a game you need its code; share the code only with people you want in the game. A game is private unless both players make it public; anybody can watch a public game. The acceptable-use rules in section 9 apply to the name you type. A game ends when its players leave, and after 3 hours at the latest.

8. Your content

You are responsible for what you put on the site: names, tags, tiles, ideas, reports, screenshots, posts and lines. You keep any rights you have in it. You give us a license to store, show and share it as the feature needs (for example on the leaderboard, the idea board or The Wall). You promise that you have the right to share it.

9. Acceptable use

You must not:

• break any law, or use the site for fraud, money laundering, or to fund crime;
• post content that is illegal, hateful, harassing, threatening, sexual, violent, or that shows or encourages harm to children;
• post another person's private information, or content you have no right to share;
• impersonate a person or organization, or mislead others about who you are;
• cheat at games or leaderboards, use bots or scripts to play or to claim rewards, or exploit a bug instead of reporting it;
• attack, overload, scan or disrupt the site, its node or its servers, or try to get around a limit, a block or a security control;
• test a security problem on another person's account or money (see the feedback rules for how to report one);
• send spam, or use the site to advertise without our permission;
• copy or reuse large parts of the site, or scrape it, except as the law allows.

What we may do

If you break these terms, or we reasonably believe you did, we may, without notice:

• remove your content (a tile, a tag, a name, an idea or a post), without a refund of a payment made to place it;
• flag your Nano address and a one-way hash of your IP address as an abuser, and limit or block the features you can use;
• end your sign-in and stop your access to the site;
• keep a fee or a reward that the abuse touched;
• report illegal content or activity to the authorities.

10. Other services and links

The site uses other services (named in our Privacy Policy) and links to other sites and wallets. We do not control them, and we are not responsible for them. Their own terms apply when you use them.

11. Our content

The site's design, text, art, games and code belong to Pugs, LLC or its licensors, except where a page names another license (for example the open-source nano133 Kit). You may use the site for your own personal use. You may not copy or sell it without our permission.

12. Disclaimer

The site is provided "as is" and "as available", for demonstration and education. To the extent the law allows, we make no warranties of any kind, express or implied, including warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title and non-infringement. We do not promise that the site will be correct, complete, secure, available, or free of errors, or that a payment, a refund or a reward will arrive at a certain time.

13. Limitation of liability

To the extent the law allows, Pugs, LLC and its owners, members, employees and agents are not liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost data, or lost or stolen cryptocurrency, that come from your use of the site. Our total liability for any claim about the site is limited to the greater of the amount you paid us in the 12 months before the claim, or 10 US dollars.

Some places do not allow some of these limits. There, our liability is limited as far as the law allows.

14. Indemnity

You agree to defend and hold harmless Pugs, LLC and its owners, members, employees and agents against any claim, loss or cost (including reasonable lawyers' fees) that comes from your content, your use of the site, or your breach of these terms or of the law.

15. Changes to these terms

We may change these terms. We change the date at the top when we do. For a change that matters, we give notice on the site at least 14 days before it takes effect, unless the law or a security need requires a faster change. If you keep using the site after a change takes effect, you accept it.

16. Ending

You may stop using the site at any time. We may suspend or end the site, a feature, or your access, at any time. The sections on payments that are on their way, your content license to us, acceptable use, the disclaimer, liability, indemnity and the governing law continue after the end.

17. Governing law

The laws of the State of Wyoming, USA, govern these terms, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules. Any dispute about the site or these terms is heard in the state or federal courts located in Wyoming, and you and we agree to their jurisdiction.

18. General

If a part of these terms cannot be enforced, the rest still applies. If we do not enforce a part at once, we can still enforce it later. You may not transfer your rights under these terms; we may transfer ours to a company that takes over the site. These terms are the whole agreement about the site.

19. Contact

Questions about these terms: [email protected], or by post: