Market Integrity

1. Fair trading

Users must not place bets through market manipulation, bug abuse, deceptive coordination, or unauthorized use of non-public outcome information.

2. Clear resolution

Each market should have a clear title, outcome options, end time, and resolution criteria. If an event becomes invalid, canceled, or impossible to resolve, SSC may refund according to market rules.

3. Monitoring

SSC may monitor betting patterns, account activity, wallet associations, deposits, withdrawals, and ledger records to detect abuse, duplicate rewards, or suspicious behavior.

4. Enforcement

When integrity risk is found, SSC may pause markets, stop new bets, delay withdrawals, request review, or preserve records for investigation.

5. Commitment to honest markets

Market integrity depends on clear rules, reliable records, and active monitoring. SSC is designed so users can act on their views while trusting that markets are not being distorted by abusive behavior.

Where lawful and appropriate, SSC may preserve wallet details, transaction history, account activity, and related records for investigation, risk review, or cooperation with relevant authorities. Investigation details may remain confidential while a review is active.

6. Transparency and cooperation

Blockchain activity may provide a permanent public record of deposits, withdrawals, and related transactions. SSC can combine public chain data with internal ledger and account records to identify coordinated abuse, duplicate reward attempts, or suspicious flows.

SSC may cooperate with law enforcement, regulators, cybersecurity specialists, and other responsible parties when necessary to protect users, market integrity, and platform safety.

7. Integrity program details

SSC's integrity program is built around rules, monitoring, review, and enforcement. The goal is to make market outcomes trustworthy and to prevent users from gaining unfair advantage through confidential information, coordinated abuse, technical exploits, or false activity.

Records may include wallet identifiers, account activity, transaction timing, market participation, deposit and withdrawal patterns, duplicate reward signals, support history, and other risk indicators. These records help SSC understand whether an event is normal user activity or potential misconduct.

• Review unusual concentration of betting activity around sensitive events.
• Compare account behavior with wallet and funding relationships.
• Look for duplicate bonus, invitation, or reward abuse.
• Preserve evidence while a market, withdrawal, or account is under review.
• Escalate serious cases to qualified internal reviewers or external authorities where appropriate.

8. Confidential investigations

Some investigations require confidentiality. SSC may limit public detail while a review is active so that evidence is not compromised and responsible cooperation remains possible.

When appropriate, SSC may share relevant records with law enforcement, regulators, legal advisers, infrastructure providers, cybersecurity firms, or other responsible parties. These actions are intended to protect the platform and its users, not to disclose user data unnecessarily.