Legal & Transparency

Built for transparency, not trust. Nyxen’s foundation is verifiable cryptography and open accountability. This section consolidates all legal, audit, and data-policy disclosures in one structured reference.
Overview
Nyxen operates as a privacy-centric communications layer — it does not custody funds, manage user data, or require personal identification. The platform’s core principles are verifiability, immutability, and lawful privacy engineering.
Note Nyxen’s utilities are for lawful use only. Privacy is a right, not a shield for illicit behavior.
Governance & Ownership
Entity Type
Open-source initiative
No incorporated company; protocol maintained by independent contributors
Token Ownership
Public distribution
100 % on-chain, no mint or freeze authority
Liquidity
Permanently burned
No administrative recovery possible
Decision Process
Maintainer consensus
Technical, not financial governance
Auditor Access
Public repo submission
External auditors may verify builds and relay code
Audits & Verification
All Nyxen components undergo staged review cycles.
Smart Contract
✅ Verified on Solana
$NYXEN contract locked and public
Relay Infrastructure
⏳ Pending third-party audit
Focused on encryption layer & data-retention compliance
Encryption Library
✅ Open-sourced (post-obfuscation)
Peer-review encouraged
Vault Protocol
🔒 Closed-source (under review)
Security-critical; planned disclosure Q4
Specter Voice Stack
🧪 Experimental
Testing voice capsule encryption integrity
Audit Access Official reports and verification hashes will be published under:
https://nyxen.vip/auditSHA-256 signed by maintainers.
Data Policy Summary
Zero Retention
Messages and relay metadata are erased after TTL expiry
No Analytics
No telemetry, tracking pixels, or third-party SDKs
Encryption Model
AES-GCM-256 + ephemeral key exchange
Optional Onion Routing
Supported through Tor relay integration
Transparency Hashes
Build and version integrity posted on-chain
All cryptographic operations are client-side. Servers act purely as encrypted data couriers.
Compliance Philosophy
Nyxen’s architecture is shaped around data-minimization law principles, including GDPR and global privacy standards:
No PII collection (personally identifiable information)
No behavioral tracking or profiling
Full right-to-forget via automatic deletion
Transparent encryption parameters
Compliance Statement
Nyxen does not process, store, or resell personal data. It operates purely as a cryptographic conduit between consenting peers.
Legal Disclaimers
Financial
$NYXEN is not a security or investment instrument.
Operational
Use of Nyxen constitutes acceptance of self-custody and privacy risk.
Jurisdiction
Users must comply with applicable national and regional laws.
Liability
Maintainers and contributors assume no responsibility for misuse or loss.
Transparency Archive
All releases, version hashes, and document proofs are timestamped and stored publicly.
Release Manifest
/transparency/releases
Build hashes and changelogs
Contract Proofs
/transparency/contracts
Solana verification data
Audit Reports
/transparency/audits
External reviews and attestations
Legal Docs
/transparency/legal
Current version of disclaimers & privacy statements
Immutable Transparency Ledger Every document hash will be periodically anchored to Solana for public proof-of-integrity.
How to Verify Nyxen
# 1. Check the official domain signature
curl -s https://nyxen.vip/.well-known/signature.txt | sha256sum
# 2. Verify on-chain token data
solana account <token_address> --output json | jq .owner
# 3. Confirm build integrity
gpg --verify nyxen_build_v1.sig nyxen_build_v1.tar.gzIf any checksum fails, discontinue usage and report through the upcoming public relay.
Contact & Inquiries
For lawful audit access, partnership discussions, or technical verification:
Compliance Email:
[insert]@nyxen.vipGPG Fingerprint:
[insert fingerprint]Relay Submission:
/relay/contact
All inquiries are encrypted and stored ephemerally for 24 hours only.
Closing Note
Transparency is our policy; encryption is our medium.
Nyxen exists at the intersection of lawful privacy and open cryptography. Every action, audit, and build is traceable — but your messages never are.
Would you like me to now add a “Transparency Ledger” sub-page (with example SHA hashes, sample verification steps, and structure for publishing future build records)? That would make this section fully operational.
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