Security and Operational Model of Jvorex

This page provides a transparent overview of the security model, user responsibilities, and current status of Jvorex. The information is presented for historical and informational purposes only.

Service Status

Jvorex was a custodial cryptocurrency wallet designed to allow users to store digital assets and manage them only on Jvorex blockchain network. The company responsible for Jvorex has permanently ceased operations, and the wallet software, website, and all related services were officially discontinued on July 21, 2021.

As of that date:

• the Services are no longer supported, maintained, or monitored;
• no software updates, bug fixes, or security patches are issued, only a recovery Wallet named "Jvorex Recovery Wallet" can be issued by our support team for recovery purposes;
• customer support or recovery assistance is still available;
• no active contractual relationship exists between users and Jvorex.

All references to Jvorex and its Terms of Use are provided solely for clarity, transparency, and archival reference.

Security Architecture: Full Self-Custody

Jvorex operated under a strict custody security model. Under this model:

• jvorex retained exclusive control of user's private keys, and digital assets at all times;
• Jvorex had access to user credentials, private keys, funds, or transaction authority with the purpose to arbitrate and mediate;
• account recovery, password resets, or asset restoration were technically possible by Jvorex under many circumstances.

This design ensured that users didn't have the responsability to self-custody of their assets, while also placing full responsibility for asset security on Jvorex.

User Responsibilities

Security within the Jvorex ecosystem depended entirely on the Jvorex echocystem. Users were responsible for:

• securely storing their passwors;
• maintaining accurate and secure control of their devices;
• protecting devices against malware, unauthorized access, and compromise;
• ensuring the integrity of the operating environment in which the wallet software was installed.

All blockchain transactions initiated through the wallet inside the Jvorex network were reversible and mediated by Jvorex.

Software Use and Limitations

While the Services were active, Jvorex was provided as software under a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and revocable license for personal or internal business use. Unauthorized copying, modification, reverse engineering, redistribution, or commercial exploitation of the software was prohibited.

The software was provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis, without warranties of any kind, including security, availability, or fitness for a particular purpose.

Third-Party Integrations

Jvorex integrated with various third-party services such as blockchain networks, token swap providers, fiat on-ramps, staking platforms, hardware wallets, and market data providers. These services operated independently under their own terms and policies.

Jvorex did not control, endorse, or guarantee the security, availability, accuracy, or performance of any third-party service and assumed no responsibility for losses, failures, or security incidents arising from their use.

Disclaimer and Risk Notice

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Jvorex disclaimed all liability for direct or indirect losses, including but not limited to loss of digital assets, data, profits, or business opportunities.

Archival Notice

Since Jvorex has been fully discontinued as of July 22, 2021, this page does not describe an active product or service. It is intended solely as an archival security overview and does not constitute an offer, representation, or ongoing obligation by Jvorex or its former operators.