These terms describe how to use Elvaris. They are short because Elvaris runs on play money: it cannot hold real money or make real payments, and we want that to be impossible to miss.
About these terms
By browsing this site you agree to use it as what it is: an early version of a calm, modern bank that runs on play money. These terms are a draft and do not yet create a binding legal agreement.
What Elvaris is, and isn't
Elvaris is not a bank, a lender, a payment provider or a financial adviser, and it is not affiliated with any of them.
Balances, cards, transfers and statements in the dashboard run on play money. No real money moves, ever.
Your account
When you sign up, Elvaris opens accounts in your name and gives you an account ID to log in with. Everything inside them runs on play money: balances can't be withdrawn, paid out or exchanged for real money.
Your account details and play-money balances are kept on Elvaris's servers, so they're there when you come back. Balances may be corrected or reset as the app evolves, and an account used to break the site for others may be closed.
Using the site kindly
Please don't try to break the site for others, scrape it at scale or present it as a real financial service. Screenshots for reviews and feedback are welcome.
Original work
The Elvaris name, copy, illustrations and interface are original to Elvaris. Open-source libraries, icons and typefaces are used under their own licenses.
Any resemblance between Elvaris and a real company, product or person is unintentional.
No promises
The site is provided as it is. Pages may change, break or disappear as the project evolves, and features described here may never exist.
Changes to these terms
If these terms change, the date at the top of the page will change with them. There is no mailing list to notify, so checking back is the only way to know.