LEGAL DISCLAIMER

Paystreak uses public registers, government references, mapping sources, and editorial research to help with trip planning. This information is provided "as is" and may be incomplete, delayed, or wrong for a specific day in the field.

Mining permits, fossicking-area rules, private boundaries, closures, weather, and water conditions can change. Always check the current official source, landowner permission, signage, and local rules before entering land or using equipment.

Not financial advice: Paystreak is a field-guide and educational publisher, not a licensed financial adviser, stockbroker, investment manager, or portfolio manager.

Educational content only: Gold-price pages, asset comparisons, gear pages, and affiliate references are general information only. They are not a recommendation to buy, sell, trade, or invest.

Not a marketplace or broker: Paystreak does not broker mining claims, mineral rights, securities, commodities, crypto, or financial instruments. Third-party links are informational or affiliate links only.

Affiliate disclosure: Some links may earn Paystreak a commission at no extra cost to you. Affiliate relationships do not create field permission, legal permission, or financial advice.

Third-party responsibility: If you use a checkout, gear shop, travel service, bullion dealer, broker, or other provider, you deal directly with that provider under its own terms.

Not a land authority: Paystreak is not a surveyor, land manager, government agency, geologist, or legal adviser. Maps and coordinates are planning aids, not boundary or permission documents.

Verify access independently: Gold in a location does not mean you have the right to dig, pan, detect, sluice, dredge, camp, drive, or cross private land. Check current local rules before every trip.

Data limitations: A claim, permit, or public access area may have changed since a page was written or a dataset was imported. Treat Paystreak as a research starting point only.

Trespass and legal responsibility: You are responsible for your own access decisions, permits, permissions, equipment use, and field conduct.

Physical safety: Prospecting can involve cold water, floods, slips, remote tracks, old workings, unstable ground, and sudden weather. Carry suitable safety gear and turn back when conditions are wrong.