Last updated: January 2025
1.1. These Terms of Service set out the rules for using the website available at www.jin-zhi.me (the "Website") and the rules for the provision of investment-related, technology-driven services by Jinzhi based on proprietary artificial intelligence systems (the "Services").
1.2. The operator of the Website and the provider of the Services is:
Jinzhi – a technology-driven investment company ("Jinzhi", "the Company", "we", "us"), operating in the field of long-term investments using proprietary artificial intelligence systems.
Current operational office location:
Jinzhi
1 Austin Road West, Kowloon, Hong Kong
The Company is in the process of relocating its registered office to Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Once the relocation process is completed, updated address and registration details will be published on the Website and in these Terms of Service.
1.3. Contact with Jinzhi:
e-mail: Jinzhi-support@pm.me
we usually respond within 24 hours.
1.4. By using the Website and entering into an agreement with Jinzhi, the user confirms that they have read these Terms of Service, accept their content and agree to comply with them.
User – any natural person visiting the Website or using its features.
Investor – a User who has completed the registration process, entered into an agreement with Jinzhi and transferred funds for the purpose of implementing Jinzhi's investment strategies.
Website – the website located at www.jin-zhi.me and its related subpages and user panels.
Investment Account – an individual profile of the Investor in Jinzhi's system, displaying basic information about the package, the investment status and the history of payouts.
Investment Package – an investment product offered by Jinzhi with a defined time horizon, minimum amount and remuneration rules.
Revolut – the Revolut group of companies, in particular Revolut Bank UAB (holding a banking licence in the EEA) and Revolut Digital Assets Europe Ltd (a MiCA-regulated crypto-assets service provider).
Revolut Account – a bank account and/or payment account operated by Revolut, together with its crypto-asset and currency exchange functionality, opened by the User directly with Revolut.
USDT (TRC20) – the Tether stablecoin on the Tron network, used as the main settlement unit for deposits and withdrawals.
AI System – Jinzhi's proprietary artificial intelligence system that monitors market data 24/7 and assists in the investment decision-making process.
3.1. Jinzhi is a technology-driven investment company that develops and uses proprietary AI systems to analyse:
3.2. Our systems:
3.3. We do not engage in aggressive day trading or extremely high-risk strategies. We focus on:
3.4. Despite a conservative approach to risk, every investment involves the possibility of losing part or all of the invested capital. There is no guarantee of profit.
4.1. Jinzhi cooperates with Revolut as a payment and banking partner. In particular:
4.2. Revolut Bank UAB holds a banking licence within the European Economic Area and operates under the supervision of the European Central Bank and the Bank of Lithuania.
4.3. Crypto-asset services within the European Union are provided by Revolut Digital Assets Europe Ltd, which has received a licence under the MiCA regulation issued by CySEC, enabling it to provide regulated crypto-asset services across the EEA.
4.4. Important:
4.5. All fees, exchange rates and terms of Revolut's services are solely determined by Revolut in its own terms and conditions. The User must read and accept Revolut's documentation before using Revolut services.
5.1. The Services of Jinzhi may be used only by natural persons who:
5.2. Registration on the Website may require:
5.3. The User is obliged to provide true, accurate and complete data and update them in case of changes.
5.4. Jinzhi may refuse to open an account or may block an existing account if:
6.1. Jinzhi offers various Investment Packages, which may differ in particular in:
6.2. Detailed parameters of the Investment Packages (including minimum amount, portfolio structure, possible fees) are presented:
6.3. Investments carried out by Jinzhi may include, among others:
6.4. The portfolio is diversified – if one project performs worse in a given period, others may partially compensate those fluctuations. However, this is not a guarantee of stability – portfolio value can still fall.
6.5. Jinzhi does not guarantee any fixed rate of return or achievement of any specific financial result. All charts, simulations and historical examples are for information only and do not constitute a promise of future performance.
7.1. Investments are funded by transferring USDT (TRC20) to the wallet address indicated by Jinzhi in the Investor's panel or in an e-mail.
7.2. The Investor bears:
7.3. Funds are considered received once the required number of confirmations in the blockchain has been obtained and the transaction has been processed in Jinzhi's system.
7.4. Jinzhi may set a minimum investment amount (minimum package). This information is presented before the agreement is concluded.
8.1. The Investor has the right to:
8.2. In case of early termination, Jinzhi charges a fee equal to 20% of the amount withdrawn from the investment. This fee is compensatory and reflects:
8.3. Withdrawals are:
8.4. The Investor bears all network fees related to sending USDT and any other charges applied by third-party providers (e.g. crypto exchanges, Revolut).
9.1. Jinzhi's AI systems:
9.2. Final decisions are not left solely to algorithms. We combine:
9.3. The User acknowledges that:
10.1. By the end of 2026, Jinzhi plans to launch its own limited Jinzhi Token, designed to support an ecosystem of AI-related projects.
10.2. Key concepts (under development and subject to change):
10.3. A listing of the token on an exchange is planned by the end of 2026, and a pool reward system is targeted for launch by March 2026. All of these plans may change depending on market, regulatory and technological conditions.
10.4. Information about Jinzhi Token does not constitute a public offer or investment recommendation. Full conditions, whitepaper and documentation will be presented before any distribution of the token.
11.1. The Investor acknowledges in particular the following risks:
11.2. Jinzhi does not guarantee capital protection, a specific rate of return or avoidance of loss. The Investor should invest only funds whose possible loss will not endanger their financial situation.
12.1. Jinzhi is not liable for:
12.2. Unless mandatory law provides otherwise, Jinzhi's liability is limited to the amount of funds actually deposited and not yet settled for a given Investor at the time of the event.
13.1. The User agrees to:
13.2. The User is responsible for keeping their login credentials and access data to:
14.1. Complaints relating to the functioning of the Website or the provision of the Services can be submitted by e-mail to: Jinzhi-support@pm.me
14.2. A complaint should contain at least:
14.3. Jinzhi will handle complaints within a reasonable time, generally within 30 days, and will inform the Investor about the outcome.
15.1. Jinzhi reserves the right to amend these Terms of Service in particular due to:
15.2. Investors will be informed of any changes with adequate notice (as a rule at least 14 days in advance) via:
15.3. Continued use of the Services after the effective date of changes constitutes acceptance of the amended Terms of Service. If an Investor does not accept the changes, they have the right to stop using the Services and request a payout of their funds (subject to the applicable rules on early termination).
16.1. Agreements between Jinzhi and the Investor are governed by the laws applicable at the seat of Jinzhi (currently the jurisdiction of Hong Kong), without prejudice to mandatory consumer protection provisions in the country of the Investor's habitual residence.
16.2. After the final relocation of the registered office to Dubai (UAE), the governing law may change. Any such change will be communicated on the Website and through an update of these Terms of Service.
16.3. Any disputes will first be attempted to be resolved amicably. If no agreement is reached, the dispute may be submitted to a competent court in accordance with the applicable governing law.