KYKY Terms
KYKY Wallet is self-custody software published by KYKY Labs, not a bank or a deposit account. KYKY Labs does not possess the private keys required to sign wallet transactions on your behalf or recover a lost recovery phrase. You are responsible for protecting your wallet credentials and reviewing every action before approval.
KYKY-operated registry, profile, relay, quoting, and data services may be interrupted, restricted, rate-limited, changed, or unavailable. Service availability does not give KYKY Labs custody of wallet keys or user funds.
The browser client can connect to third-party websites and relay their requests to the wallet approval surface. Review the requesting origin, network, recipient, amount, permissions, and transaction details before approving.
KYKY software is provided as is, without warranties of any kind. Digital assets can lose value, transactions may be irreversible, and losing recovery credentials can mean losing access. KYKY Labs does not provide investment advice.
KYKY Name records carry controller signatures. The public web renderer checks a record against the controller named inside it; that check does not independently verify identity or handle history. The registry's handling of records and your data is described in the privacy policy.
General guidance is available on the support page. Material changes to these terms will be published at this URL.