Terms
Moto teaches how crypto works. It is free, and it is not financial advice.
Learning, not advice
Moto explains what things are and what their sources say. It never tells you to buy, sell or hold anything.
Every fact links to its original source. If a source and Moto disagree, the source wins; tell us and we will fix the screen.
Ages
Lessons are for people 13 and older.
Quests and every link to an exchange or other provider are for people 18 or older. Moto asks you to confirm your age before you start a quest or choose an exchange.
Links to exchanges and providers
Links to exchanges and apps are not endorsements. Moto shows a provider only where a source says it is licensed or registered and serves your country, so you can read about it yourself.
Providers decide who can sign up and run their own checks. Moto never sells or recommends a product.
Some of these links may be paid or referral links. Next to every one, Moto says: “Moto may earn a fee if you sign up through this link.” Which provider your country sees comes from the sources for your country, not from a fee.
In some countries Moto shows no provider links at all, because the rules there don't allow it or no source confirms a provider. Lessons work everywhere.
Quests
Quests are optional real-world steps, like opening an account or moving a small test amount to your own wallet. You mark them done yourself. They earn badges, never money or prizes.
Checkpoint rewards
Reserving a reward at a checkpoint moves nothing now. Rewards go live with launch partners, and only where the law allows.
Your own wallet
If you keep crypto in your own wallet, you hold the keys. Nobody, including Moto, can recover them for you.
Changes
We may update these terms. The version on this page is the one that applies.