Trust Center
The Trust Center explains Furety principles, user protections, treasury discipline, network transparency, and public safety commitments.
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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 public safety commitments.
Security Principles
Furety does not store private keys, wallet recovery phrases, production secrets, payment credentials, card data, or bank data in public-site planning.
Network Availability
Furety publishes wallet, contract, treasury, and payment information so users can verify network use.
Public Network Use
FTY public use is presented as payment utility only, with no investment promise, yield, lending, or guaranteed return.
Verified Contracts
Furety contract addresses and explorer records are published for verification on supported networks.
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.