Protocol-focused security guidance for wallet safety, claim execution, verification surfaces, and support boundaries across the Share Economy Protocol.
Public protocol surfaces are useful only if participants inspect them before acting. For higher-value interactions, verify configuration, funded vaults, and claim state directly.
Send security concerns to:
contactus@currinfo.comTarget initial triage window: within 72 hours.
For non-security product questions, use support.
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Check the domain and route before connecting your wallet.
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Review every signature request carefully before approving it.
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Never share seed phrase, private keys, or recovery words with anyone.
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Use a hardware wallet for higher-value interactions when possible.
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Run a small-value test before larger share purchases or claims.
Lifecycle rules, value-flow references, and public verification surfaces for protocol use.
Understand how a purchased share becomes an claim-ready position through visible state transitions.
Inspect how payment, stake, funding, and claim execute across explicit protocol paths.
Inspect protocol configuration, vault balances, share mint, and claim state surfaces.
Use an external chain explorer to inspect token accounts, transactions, and linked protocol addresses.
Wallet safety, activity inspection, and practical guidance for daily usage.
Quick answers on shares, staking, claims, periods, and protocol transparency.
Open the share console to inspect wallet position, stake state, and claim readiness.
Review purchases, staking, removal, and claim activity through the public activity surface.
Ask product questions or report app-level issues within support boundaries.
Terms, privacy, and disclosure documents that define usage and support boundaries.
Platform terms, user responsibilities, and service limitations.
How personal data, account metadata, and service logs are handled.
Risk boundaries around wallet usage, claim execution, funded assets, and protocol assumptions.
Rules for lawful and responsible use of protocol interfaces and related services.
