Dispute Mechanism on Fliq

Fliq's Dispute System: What Traders Need to Know

We're launching a dispute system that lets you challenge market resolutions you believe are incorrect. Think a market was resolved wrong? Now you can do something about it.

How It Works

Step 1: Spot an Error

See a market resolution that contradicts the official source of truth? You can dispute it.

Step 2: Stake Your Conviction

  • Click "Dispute" on the resolved market

  • Stake 10 USDT (requires transaction approval)

  • Only ONE person can dispute per market (first-come, first-served)

Step 3: Review Process

  • Market settlement extends by 8 hours

  • We review your dispute against the official source of truth

  • Decision is made based on factual evidence

Step 4: Results

If you're RIGHT:

  • Get your 10 USDT back

  • Receive bonus rewards ( 25 USDT additional reward)

  • Market resolution gets corrected

If you're WRONG:

  • Lose your 10 USDT to the platform

  • Original resolution stands

Important Rules

Settlement Time Extension

Once disputed, ALL markets extend to 8-hour settlement, which gets added additionally over the existing settlement time:

  • Football markets (normally 1 hour) → 1+8 hours

  • All other markets → 8 hours additional

  • This prevents system abuse

One Dispute Per Market

  • First person to dispute gets the slot

  • No multiple disputes on same market

  • Act fast if you spot an error

What Qualifies as a Valid Dispute

Resolution contradicts official source of truthClear factual error in outcomeMarket resolved against stated criteria

You disagree with the resultYour personal interpretation differsYou lost money on the trade

Things to Remember

Before You Dispute

  • Check the source of truth: Make sure the official source actually supports your claim

  • Review market terms: Understand exactly what was being asked

  • Be confident: You're risking 10 USDT

  • Consider timing: You're extending settlement for all users

Common Mistakes

  • Disputing because you lost money (not valid)

  • Using different sources than what's stated (not valid)

  • Misunderstanding what the market was asking (not valid)

  • Emotional reactions to unexpected outcomes (not valid)

Best Practices

  • Screenshot evidence from the official source

  • Act quickly (first-come, first-served)

  • Only dispute genuine errors

  • Accept the final decision

Examples

Valid Dispute

Market: "Will Team A win the match?" Official Source: ESPN shows Team A won 2-1 Resolution: Team B declared winner Dispute: Valid - contradicts official source

Invalid Dispute

Market: "Will Team A win the match?" Official Source: ESPN shows Team B won 2-1 Resolution: Team B declared winner Your feeling: "Team A played better and deserved to win" Dispute: Invalid - you disagree with outcome, not resolution accuracy

More sports and automated systems coming soon. The dispute mechanism ensures everything stays accurate as we scale.

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