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Terms of use

Last updated: 2026-08-25

These terms cover cyphrgroup.com, the CYPHR Intelligence open tier (the query box and mcp.cyphrgroup.com), CYPHR Sync subscriptions, and the documents we deliver. CYPHR Group Inc. is a Wyoming corporation. By using any of these you agree to the terms below. If you are using them for a company, you are agreeing for that company.

What CYPHR is, and is not

CYPHR publishes regulatory reference material: passages of statute, regulation and agency guidance, each shown with its source, the date we last checked it, and a plain statement of what we have and have not confirmed. It is information for your own judgement. It is not legal, tax, accounting or financial advice. CYPHR is not a law firm or an accounting firm, no professional relationship is created by using it, and you should have a qualified professional review anything you intend to rely on. Law changes; a date beside a passage tells you when we looked, not that it is still current today.

The open tier

The query box and the MCP endpoint are free, need no account, and serve a fixed, limited set of material that we state on the page. We may change what they serve, limit how often a source can call them, or withdraw them, without notice. They are provided as-is.

Sync subscriptions and paid documents

Prices, what is included, and billing terms are as stated on the order page at the time you buy. A subscription is for use by the people at your company you name; it is not for resale, and it is not to be used to copy the collection wholesale, to build a competing product, or to feed a model. You may quote passages, with attribution, in the ordinary course of your work. Documents we prepare for you (playbooks, transaction screens) are yours to use inside your company and to share with your advisers on the matter they address.

Your responsibilities

Use the services lawfully. Do not try to get past access limits, scrape at volume, or interfere with the service. Do not submit anyone's personal information to the intake form without the right to do so.

Our responsibilities and their limits

We work carefully and cite our sources, and we say plainly where we have not confirmed something. Beyond that, the services and documents are provided without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including fitness for a particular purpose. To the fullest extent the law allows, CYPHR is not liable for indirect, consequential or special losses, and our total liability for any claim is limited to the amount you paid us in the twelve months before the claim arose (nothing, for the open tier). Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

Content and marks

The selection, arrangement and commentary on this site are CYPHR's. The underlying statutes, regulations and agency documents belong to their issuing authorities, and we link to them so you can read the original. "CYPHR" and the CYPHR key mark are ours.

Ending, changing, governing law

We may suspend access that breaks these terms. We may change these terms; the date at the top moves when we do, and continued use after that is acceptance. These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, and any dispute goes to the state or federal courts sitting in Wyoming. Questions: info@cyphrgroup.com.

What a Velocity report is and isn't

Every Velocity report carries these on its last page.

  1. Not legal advice. A Velocity deliverable is a regulatory- and evidence-intelligence product — a cited, dated baseline. It does not create an attorney-client relationship and is built to be handed to the client's counsel of record, not to replace them.
  2. No investment advice, no fiduciary determinations, no valuation opinion, no negotiating position. The deliverable does not recommend whether to transact, at what price, or on what terms, and is never an attestation of value on which a party is entitled to rely.
  3. No interpretive compliance advice, and no document that serves as evidence of a client's compliance posture.
  4. Currency is dated, not continuous. Every claim carries the date its basis was last checked; the deliverable speaks as of those dates and does not update after delivery.
  5. Verification grades are revocable. A grade states resolution status at attestation; when the law moves, grades move down as readily as up.
  6. Scope is the fence. Topics declined on the scope statement are outside the deliverable; silence on an undeclined topic is not a clearance.

Every Velocity report also carries: a per-node currency attestation stating the exact date each engaged basis was last checked, per node, not blended; an open-matter register disclosing any engaged topic under a live watch, never silently omitted; and the ARGUS-verified line where a generator run produced it.

  1. Market figures are as-of, not current. Every figure speaks as of its stated data cutoff and its source's own as-of date. The deliverable does not update after delivery.
  2. An informed estimate is labelled as such, with its method printed. No estimate is presented in the visual register of a measured figure.
  3. No market share is asserted for a named third party from a secondary source alone where that party's own filings are the primary record.
  4. Client-named competitors and client-stated position are printed as such. They are inputs the client gave, not findings the deliverable made.
  5. Maps are exhibits of the evidence, not of the territory. A map shows the participants and areas the sources enumerate as of their dates; an unplotted participant is a limitation, not an absence. Estimate layers are drawn as estimates.