Security Fundamentals

Juris Protocol is built with a “safety-first” mindset.

Below are the core layers that protect your funds and personal data—presented in plain language so that even first-time DeFi users know what is happening behind the scenes.

Layer	What It Is	Why You Can Trust It
Independent Smart-Contract Audit	All production contracts were audited by SolidProof—a leading Web3 security firm.	• Full report (static, dynamic, manual review) is public.• Audit badge and 100/100 TrustNet Score are displayed on SolidProof’s portal.
Team KYC & Compliance	Core contributors completed Gold-tier KYC (Know-Your-Customer) verification with SolidProof and PinkSale.	Their real-world IDs are on file with the auditor; if fraud ever occurred the auditor would share details with authorities.
Decentralised Chain Security	Juris runs entirely on the Terra Classic blockchain—one of CoinMarketCap’s top-100 networks, protected by > 130 independent validators.	No single server can be hacked to stop withdrawals or rewrite balances; data is copied to hundreds of nodes.
Non-Custodial Collateral Vaults	When you lend or post collateral, the smart contract—not Juris DAO—controls the tokens. Juris cannot touch or re-hypothecate them.	Even if the DAO dissolved, you would still be able to withdraw via the contract’s public functions.
Audited Trading Venues	$JURIS trades on Terraport, Osmosis, PancakeSwap, and Raydium—each exchange has published contract audits.	Reduces counter-party risk when you buy or sell the token.
Multisig Treasury & Revenue Split	Protocol fees flow into a DAO-controlled multisig wallet. 50 % is earmarked for buy-back-and-burn, 35 % for community incentives, and 15 % for chain infrastructure (oracle pool).	Funds cannot move without several pre-approved signers plus an on-chain vote—eliminating “single-admin” danger.
Customer-Support SLA	Dedicated support e-mail with a guaranteed response time ≤ 2 business days.	Human help if you run into wallet or transaction issues.

Collateral Safety in Plain Words:

If Juris DAO ever went bankrupt, your collateral would still belong to you because:

• It sits in a public smart-contract vault.

• Only you (using your wallet signature) or an automated liquidation (if you drop below the Health-Factor threshold) can move those funds.

There is no “bank back office” that can freeze or re-route the assets.