Velon
Velon Terms of Service
By using Velon you agree to use the application responsibly and in accordance with applicable laws. Please read these terms carefully.
Last updated: August 2026
1. Account responsibilities
You are responsible for:
- Maintaining access to your account
- Keeping your credentials confidential
- Providing accurate information
- Not sharing account credentials improperly
2. Acceptable use
You must not use Velon to:
- Perform unlawful activities
- Attack or compromise systems
- Distribute malware
- Abuse services
- Attempt unauthorized access
- Circumvent security controls
- Abuse licensing systems
- Attempt to manipulate Premium entitlements
- Attack Velon infrastructure
- Abuse APIs or authentication systems
3. Workspace responsibility
Velon can launch applications, websites, files and folders that you configure. You are responsible for:
- The applications you configure
- The files and folders you launch
- The websites you configure
- The commands and paths you provide, where applicable
- The content and software launched through your Workspaces
Velon does not guarantee that every third-party application or website will always work correctly. Third-party items may fail because of their own updates, permissions, Windows configuration, network problems, application changes, broken paths, or third-party service outages.
4. Premium & licensing
Premium access is associated with your Velon account and may depend on a valid subscription, a valid activation/license, your account status, and server-side entitlement verification.
You must not attempt to:
- Bypass Premium restrictions
- Modify license information
- Share unauthorized activation keys
- Circumvent subscription controls
5. Software updates
Velon may receive updates to:
- Improve performance
- Fix bugs
- Improve security
- Add features
- Improve compatibility
Please keep your installation updated whenever possible.
6. Third-party services
Velon may interact with third-party applications, websites, infrastructure and services. Velon does not control those services — their terms, privacy policies, availability, security and content remain their responsibility.
7. Questions
If anything here is unclear, reach out through the Support Center.
