Terms

Ivaronix is on Galileo testnet today. These terms describe what testnet use looks like. Mainnet terms will replace this page when mainnet ships.

Free testnet usage

The testnet is free to use. The operator pays gas for storage uploads, chain anchors, and TEE inference. There are per-IP and per-wallet rate-limits in place to prevent operator-wallet drain; check response headers for x-ratelimit-*when in doubt.

No SLA

Testnet uptime is best-effort. The operator may pause the service to redeploy contracts, rotate keys, or upgrade the runtime. Receipts already anchored stay readable on chain regardless of operator state.

Wallet responsibility

You hold your own wallet keys. The operator never sees your private key. If you lose it, the operator cannot restore it. Receipts anchored under a lost wallet remain on chain but you can no longer claim them as yours.

Receipt immutability

Once anchored, receipts cannot be edited or deleted. The chain is the source of truth. Off-chain copies in our database may lag the chain or be removed; the chain record stands regardless.

No warranty

The software is provided as-is. The receipt model is intended to be tamper-evident, not tamper-proof; an attacker with operator-level access could write receipts, but cannot change the canonical hash on existing receipts. Independent verification via ivaronix receipt verify --tee-independent is the recommended trust model — the operator does not need to be trusted to validate a receipt.

Acceptable use

Use Ivaronix for honest review work. Do not anchor content designed to mislead a downstream verifier — receipts are public and a fraudulent claim is forensically traceable to the signing wallet. Skills marked compute_tee_requiredrun only inside TEE attestation; do not attempt to bypass that flag.

Contact

Issues: GitHub Issues. Questions about these terms: open a Discussion on the same repo.