Tolca Terms of Use
Last updated: November 9, 2026
1. Who we are
Tolca (https://tolca.tonbot.ca) is operated by Yasser Boughazli, 5980 rue Corneille, app. 108, Brossard, Quebec J4Z 0A8, Canada. Contact: yasser@tonbot.ca.
2. Acceptance
By calling the Tolca API, using its MCP servers, paying for a call (x402 or card) or using this website, you agree to these terms. If you use Tolca for an organization or through an AI agent, you accept them for that organization or agent. If you do not agree, do not use Tolca.
3. What Tolca provides
Tolca returns information compiled from public sources (official registries, sanctions lists, licence databases, public web pages) at the time of each call: verdicts, risk scores, page text and metadata, with source dates where provided. Results can be incomplete, delayed or wrong when a source is. They are information, not legal, financial or compliance advice, and not a guarantee about any company or seller. You remain responsible for your own decisions and checks. Some data comes from third parties under their own licences; see section 11.
4. Acceptable use
You must not: (a) resell, redistribute or sublicense web search results as a standalone search service, or use Tolca to build a search index or a competing search API; (b) store web search results beyond what the task you called Tolca for requires, or build a database from them; (c) use Tolca for anything illegal, including sanctions evasion, or to decide an individual's eligibility for credit, employment, housing or insurance; (d) try to get around payments, quotas or rate limits, or disrupt the service; (e) misrepresent Tolca's results or receipts. We may refuse, limit or block access that breaks these rules.
5. Payments
Prices are shown in each payment request (HTTP 402) and on this website. USDC payments over x402 are final once settled on chain. Calls that end in an error are not charged. For searches (web-search, company-enrich), no result means no charge. For verification services, "nothing found" is a valid answer and is charged. Card payments through Stripe follow the terms shown at checkout.
6. Signed receipts
Where provided, Ed25519-signed receipts prove what Tolca returned and when. They do not certify facts beyond the sources and dates they list.
7. Availability and changes
Tolca is provided "as is" and "as available". We may change, suspend or stop services, prices or these terms. The date above shows the current version; using Tolca after a change means you accept it.
8. Limitation of liability
To the extent permitted by law, Tolca's total liability for any claim about a call is limited to the amount paid for that call. Tolca is not liable for indirect or consequential losses, lost profits, or decisions made using its results.
9. Data we keep
To run, bill and secure the service, Tolca logs time, service and status, the inputs you send (such as a company name or a search query), the paying wallet and transaction, the IP address of partner-key calls, a hashed IP for website visits, and the email you give for card orders. It keeps the signed receipts of verification calls. Tolca does not sell personal data.
Retention: request logs are kept for 12 months at most. Payment records are kept for 7 years, for tax purposes.
10. Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of Quebec and the federal laws of Canada that apply there. Disputes go to the courts of Quebec.
11. Data sources and attribution
- Web search: Brave Search API.
- US Consolidated Screening List (incl. OFAC SDN), International Trade Administration: US government work.
- UK Sanctions List (FCDO) and UK Companies House: contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
- EU consolidated financial sanctions list: © European Union, reused with acknowledgement of the source.
- Canada federal corporations (Corporations Canada): contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada.
- Canada autonomous sanctions list: Global Affairs Canada.
- Legal entity data: GLEIF, CC0.
- Quebec RBQ licences, RENA, environmental penalties and SEAO public contracts: Gouvernement du Québec, Données Québec, CC-BY 4.0.
- Washington (L&I) and Oregon (CCB) contractor licences: public records of those states.