Legal
Risk Disclosure
The risks of trading gaming assets: publisher bans and clawbacks, account recovery, crypto volatility and irreversibility, and counterparty risk.
- Effective
- 1 July 2026
- Last Updated
- 12 July 2026 · v1.0
- Governing Law
- England & Wales
Issued by DropMarket Ltd · Company No. 17309867 · support@dropmarket.gg
Trading gaming assets carries risk:
- Publisher-EULA / RMT risk — accounts and items may be banned, suspended or clawed back by the publisher.
- Account-recovery risk — a prior owner may reclaim an account.
- Crypto risk — cryptocurrency is volatile and payments are irreversible (no chargebacks).
- Counterparty risk — SafeDrop mitigates but does not eliminate the risk of bad-faith Users.
Only spend what you can afford to lose. This is not financial advice and DropMarket is not a game publisher.
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