Legal Draft
Digital Asset Risk Disclosure — Draft for Legal Review
Status: Preliminary Draft · Requires legal counsel verification prior to commercial launch
Legal Review Required: Review and adapt this risk disclosure with qualified counsel for all jurisdictions in which SANITHIUM software is offered.
1. Self-Custody & Credential Loss
Controlling your own keys means assuming full responsibility for backup hygiene. If you lose your 12 or 24-word recovery phrase, no server or support process can reconstruct your wallet. Anyone who obtains your phrase or device PIN can transfer assets without your permission.
2. Irreversibility & Address Compatibility
Transactions broadcast to public blockchains are typically final and irreversible. Sending tokens to an incompatible network, an invalid contract address, or an unintended recipient can result in permanent loss.
3. Pre-Release & Testnet Validation Risks
SANITHIUM Wallet is currently restricted to testnet validation environments. Testnet tokens carry no monetary value and testnet networks can be reset or interrupted at any time. No independent third-party audit or insurance applies to the software.
4. Protocol, Smart Contract & Market Volatility
Digital asset valuations are highly volatile. Third-party smart contracts, dApp protocols accessed via WalletConnect, and public RPC infrastructure operate outside SANITHIUM's control and may fail, suffer exploits, or experience congestion.