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# Disclaimer

**Disclaimers**

Polaris a DeFi experiment. The POLAR token carries no intrinsic financial value and does not pretend otherwise. POLAR is NOT an investment and should not be treated as such.

Polaris contracts have not been officially audited yet, however our team contributors and developers have made reasonable efforts to ensure the protocol’s integrity through testing and collaboration. Any person or entity who chooses to engage with the POLAR and associated contracts are doing so completely at their own risk.

The Polaris developmental roadmap is aspirational and delivery (or non-delivery) of these objectives is entirely at the team’s sole discretion.

The Polaris team and community will not be liable in any way for financial losses incurred due to your use of the Polaris platform (including technical issues or liquidity providing activities) or POLAR token. 

Please perform your own due diligence and thorough research on Polaris DeFi and the other protocols before taking any action.<br>


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