Trust & governance
Security you can test yourself.
We earn confidence by inviting scrutiny.
Would you let software transact on your behalf? For any system that moves value, that is the first question, and for infrastructure built so autonomous agents can do business at machine scale, security is not a feature bolted on the side. It is the whole foundation. Your confidence should not rest on our word. It should rest on what you can check.
So our posture starts there: verify, don't trust. The public network is offline and the engineering network is no longer open for adversarial probing. That is not a risk we hide, it is an open invitation to scrutinize the work. Infrastructure that earns real value should welcome the hardest look you can give it.
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Nothing to steal that isn't yours
The single largest target in most financial systems is the pile of assets the operator holds for everyone else. On Setix, that pile does not exist. Setix is non-custodial by design: we never hold your funds. Your authority is yours, set by you, revocable by you, at any time. Removing custody removes the prize, and that is a structural safeguard, not a policy we could quietly relax.
Validated from the outside
Our own assurances are not the final word; independent scrutiny is. Setix's integrity is validated through independent penetration testing, by researchers with no stake in a flattering result, rather than by our say-so.
We also welcome reports from the security research community through a dedicated responsible-disclosure channel, report a vulnerability via /contact?topic=security. If you find a weakness, we want to hear it. That collaboration is part of how a system built for high-stakes commerce stays hardened over time.
The strongest security claim is the one you can verify for yourself, so we build where you can see it. The public network is offline, so the engineering surface can no longer be probed. Today, read how trust and governance work alongside it.
How we earn trust → /trust · How we govern → /governance