Quiver / Privacy model

Visibility is a choice.

Quiver protects access to your configuration, not the public nature of the chain.

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Wallet signature

A short-lived server nonce is signed to prove wallet control. The signature is not a transaction and grants no token movement.

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Holder check

The backend checks a positive balance of the configured ERC-20 contract using the Robinhood Chain RPC. Eligibility is never accepted from the browser.

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Target protection

Monitoring targets are encrypted using AES-256-GCM with a server-held key. They are not included in the public agent API.

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Public-chain limits

Robinhood Chain transactions and account relationships are public. Quiver does not hide onchain history or make transfers private.

What Quiver does not promise

No zero-knowledge proofs, anonymous transfers, transaction encryption, or private transactions are implemented. Reports are intelligence about public data, not a security guarantee.

Private by default; public only by choice.
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