# Frequently Asked Security Questions

| Question                                                   | Short Answer                                                                                                                                       |
| ---------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| If Juris DAO disappears, can I still withdraw my deposits? | Yes. Funds sit in non-custodial smart contracts; anyone can call the withdrawal function directly from a block explorer.                           |
| What happens if I lose my hardware wallet?                 | Use your written seed phrase to restore on a new device.  Without the phrase, funds are unrecoverable—Juris support cannot reset it.               |
| Can Juris freeze or seize my collateral?                   | No. Contracts contain no admin key for pausing individual user funds; only automated liquidation code can move collateral, and only when HF < 1.0. |
| How often are audits repeated?                             | Every major upgrade or addition of a new product module triggers a fresh third-party audit and public report.                                      |
| Is KYC required to use the app?                            | No. Juris Protocol is permissionless—wallet signature only.  KYC was performed on core team members for accountability, not on users.              |
| Has Juris ever been hacked?                                | No incidents to date.  Audit score = 100/100 on SolidProof’s TrustNet.                                                                             |
| What should I do if I suspect a phishing site?             | Immediately leave the page, verify URL spelling, and report the link in the official Discord or Telegram so the community can warn others.         |
| Does staking lock my tokens in an admin wallet?            | No; staked tokens are held in the staking contract, withdrawable by you after the lock period ends.                                                |