Terms of Service

By using the CoreGuard app registered with the Pi Network Developer Portal, its Pi Sign-In integration, or the pages at coreguard-trust-and-defense.lovable.app, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use the app.

CoreGuard is an execution-truth layer. It turns an action — a payment, a swap, a vault step, an agent transaction — into a deterministic receipt that anyone can re-derive, and a firewall decision (ALLOW / DENY / HOLD) taken before the action is signed.

Verification is a tool for transparency. It is not custody, it is not a guarantee of an outcome, and it does not replace your own judgement.

Core: LIVE. EvidenceRegistry is deployed on Core mainnet (chain 1116) and verified across two independent RPCs. Stellar: LIVE. The Soroban anchor is deployed, the first signed swap executed (ledger 65,338,112) and the first Soroban commit CALL recorded (ledger 65,337,373).

Pi Network: PREPARED, PROTOTYPE and PLANNED. The execution-truth layer is prepared, the Pi Browser verification overlay is a prototype, the Pi mainnet commitment anchor is prepared for the opening of third-party integration, and the attestation service is planned. No Pi mainnet transaction has been verified yet.

We make no claim of revenue, customers, signed partners, funding or audits. Those claims appear only when evidence exists.

Nothing here is financial, investment, legal or audit advice, and a verified receipt is not a safety rating. VERIFIED ≠ SAFE.

Do not use CoreGuard to forge receipts, to anchor personal data, to impersonate a merchant or issuer, or to misrepresent a PREPARED, PROTOTYPE or PLANNED capability as live. Do not attempt to bypass the firewall, probe other tenants, or overload the service.

Pi Network, Pi Browser, Pi Wallet and every DApp you use are governed by their own terms and their own operators. Signing in with Pi Network does not make Pi Network a party to these terms, and CoreGuard does not control Pi Network availability or policy.

The public pages and the verification flow described here are provided without charge. Any paid integration is agreed separately in writing before it starts. On-chain anchoring costs network fees, paid by whoever submits the transaction.

Specifications, verifiers and SDK code are published at github.com/coreguard-global/CoreGuard under the licence stated there. The licence governs your use of that code, and it survives these terms.

The service may change, pause or stop, and verification coverage may expand or contract as networks change. Material changes to these terms are posted on this page with a new effective date.

The service is provided as is and as available, without warranties of any kind. To the maximum extent permitted by law, CoreGuard is not liable for indirect or consequential loss, loss of profit, or loss arising from a third-party network, wallet or DApp.

If one provision is unenforceable, the rest stay in force and the unenforceable provision is read down to the minimum the law allows.

Questions about these terms: open an issue at https://github.com/coreguard-global/CoreGuard/issues or use the contact page.