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Two separate things, for two different kinds of question.

Knowledge Base

Apps → Knowledge Base. A searchable library of articles covering the platform, indexed for retrieval so search matches meaning rather than only exact words. Use it for questions with a documented answer: how a flow works, what a term means, why something behaves the way it does.

The assistant

A widget available across the site. It answers from the knowledge base rather than from general knowledge, which means it will tell you when something is not covered instead of inventing a plausible answer.
The assistant is grounded in the indexed knowledge base. If it says it does not know, that is a real answer about the documentation’s coverage — not a failure to try. Take that to the Help Desk.
Good questions for the assistant:
  • “What confirmations does USDT need?”
  • “Why did my purchase say I already own that?”
  • “What happens when my plan expires?”
Questions for a human instead:
  • “My deposit says PARTIALLY_PAID, here is the transaction hash.”
  • “I was rejected on verification and the note is unclear.”
  • “A number in Positions disagrees with what I see on-chain.”

Help Desk

Others → Help Desk. Reaches a person. Include, wherever it applies:
A transaction hash turns most deposit tickets from a conversation into a lookup. It is the single most useful thing to include.
Priority Support — the $150 add-on — gives a four-hour response, around the clock. Elite plans include a dedicated account manager separately.

Direct contacts

Never send anyone your password, your 2FA codes, or your recovery codes — including anyone claiming to be BlackQuant support. Support never needs them and will never ask. Anyone who does is not support.

Before you open a ticket

Most tickets resolve faster against Troubleshooting, which covers deposit states, sign-in problems, 2FA lockouts and purchase errors with the specific fix for each.