Trust Center

The Trust Center documents Furety principles, blockers, and public readiness controls.

Legal notices | Disclosures | Launch status disclosure

Availability controls: Furety uses acceptance gates for wallets, payments, settlement, treasury operations, contract deployment, and public circulation before any production rollout.

Constitutional Charter

Furety is governed by protected principles for service economy, security, treasury protection, governance limits, and readiness gates.

Service Economy Principle

The coin is not the product. It is intended as a future utility, payment, settlement, and governance asset for useful services.

No Interest-Based Mechanisms

Furety prohibits interest-based mechanisms, lending-income models, and time-based yield designs.

No Investment Promise

Furety public content must not promise investment outcomes, price appreciation, or passive income from holding.

Treasury Protection

Treasury execution is disabled and future treasury actions require review, audit logging, and multi-signature planning.

Governance Limits

Governance cannot bypass constitutional principles, treasury protection, security rules, or launch readiness gates.

Security Principles

Furety does not store private keys, wallet recovery phrases, production secrets, payment credentials, card data, or bank data in public-site planning.

Launch Readiness

Public launch remains blocked until future readiness reviews are complete.

Public Circulation Not Active

Public circulation is disabled in Phase 12.

Smart Contracts Not Deployed

Smart contracts are not deployed and testnet/mainnet deployment remains blocked.

Wallets Not Live

Live wallets are not active and no wallet secret storage is allowed.

Payments Not Active

Payments, coin payments, escrow, live checkout, and payment processors are disabled.