SBELM — Security & Trust Pack
This page documents the security assumptions, guarantees, and trust boundaries of the SBELM framework and its on-chain systems.
Content is progressive and will be expanded as audits, tests, and verification artifacts are completed.
Purpose
SBELM is designed around explicit trust minimization. This section exists to make clear:
- What is enforced strictly by smart contracts
- What assumptions are made about users and operators
- Which risks are mitigated by design
- Which risks remain and why
Security Model
All SBELM projects follow a non-discretionary custody model. Funds cannot be moved manually and only flow through predefined contract pathways.
There are no private keys capable of extracting user funds outside of protocol-defined logic.
Current Status
- Contracts deployed on testnet
- Architecture reviewed internally
- No production deployment yet
- No external audit completed at this stage
This page will be updated as the system progresses toward mainnet deployment.
Planned Additions
- Formal threat model
- Audit reports and summaries
- Invariant documentation
- Known limitations and risk disclosures
Disclaimer
Security is an ongoing process. This page does not claim absolute safety, but documents the current state of analysis and design.