Everything you need to know about how commitments work, who controls your tokens, and what happens in edge cases.
A voluntary, on-chain token commitment interface built on the XRP Ledger. You choose a future date (1–12 months), commit your tokens into a brand-new 3-of-3 multisig wallet you create, and the blockchain itself enforces the commitment until that exact date. Grid and Casino Society act only as automated time-enforcement oracles. Nothing more.
No. Absolutely not.
We have zero unilateral control. This is a pure unhosted 3-of-3 multisig setup on the public XRPL.
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You do — at all times. The commitment wallet belongs to you. You are the only person who can initiate a release transaction after expiry. Grid and Casino Society are purely passive co-signatories with zero discretion and zero ability to act early or redirect funds (hard-coded in the XRPL protocol and our Terms of Service §3 & §11).
Mathematically impossible.
See Terms of Service §4: "Grid and Casino Society cannot co-sign before your chosen commitment date. They cannot redirect funds."
Your tokens are permanently committed. There is no recovery, no override, no “help desk” backdoor. This is the trade-off of true non-custodial self-custody.
Always back up your Xaman wallet seed phrase and test with a small amount first.
Release may be delayed but never blocked forever. Once the expiry date passes, any valid release transaction you submit will be co-signed when the oracles come back online. No single point of failure can steal your tokens.
The 10 XRP payment breaks down as follows:
There are no other charges. Standard XRPL network fees for your release transaction (~<0.0001 XRP) are paid from your own Xaman wallet at the time of de-commitment.
No. This is a technical utility only. We are not licensed advisors. Committing tokens is irreversible until the expiry date and carries risk of total loss. Read the full Terms of Service before using.
The State of Wyoming, USA. Grid Services is in the process of formal registration as a Wyoming LLC — Wyoming has the most comprehensive and crypto-friendly digital asset legislation in the United States, including explicit legal recognition of blockchain-based assets and DAOs. These Terms and this FAQ will be updated upon completion of that registration.
Disputes are subject to binding arbitration under AAA (American Arbitration Association) rules. Informal resolution is always preferred first — just message us publicly on X/Twitter before escalating. See Terms of Service §17 for the full process.
Every commitment is publicly visible and verifiable on-chain 24/7. View them on our View Commitments page and Transparency page, or query any commitment wallet address directly on xrpscan.com or livenet.xrpl.org.
Contact us only through official public channels on X/Twitter: @grid_casino or @casinosociety. We will never DM you first asking for wallet details or seed phrases.
For formal disputes, follow the process in Terms of Service §17.