Security & Compliance - Frequently Asked Questions
In the digital asset space, trust is the most valuable commodity. This FAQ section details our unwavering commitment to building a secure, transparent, and legally compliant ecosystem. We believe in proactive measures and radical transparency to protect our community and ensure the long-term integrity of the AISHE project.
Q1: How do you ensure the security of the $AISHE token smart contracts?
Our approach to smart contract security is uncompromising. Before a single token is sold, all of our core contracts (Token, Vesting, Staking) will undergo a minimum of **two independent, third-party security audits** by top-tier, reputable blockchain security firms. The full, unedited reports from these audits will be made public for anyone to review. We will not deploy any contract that has not been thoroughly battle-tested and validated by industry-leading experts.
Q2: What prevents the team from selling their tokens right after the launch?
The entire token allocation for the AISHE Team & Advisors is locked in a publicly auditable smart contract governed by a strict **4-year vesting schedule with a 12-month cliff**. This means **zero tokens** can be sold by the team for the entire first year. Afterwards, tokens are released in small, equal monthly installments over the next three years. This mechanism makes an early "pump and dump" impossible and mathematically aligns our team's success with the long-term, sustainable growth of the ecosystem.
Q3: What is your legal and regulatory strategy for the IEO?
We are working with a leading international law firm specializing in digital assets to ensure our project is structured for full compliance. Our primary goal is to classify the $AISHE token as a **Utility Token** under major regulatory frameworks like the EU's MiCA regulation. We are pursuing a strategy of proactive engagement with regulators in our target jurisdictions (e.g., Switzerland, UAE) to obtain legal clarity. A summary of our formal Legal Opinion will be published as part of our official documentation.
Q4: How can I trust the "Buy-and-Burn" mechanism is real?
Through on-chain transparency. The entire process is designed to be publicly verifiable. The wallet that collects the revenue share (the TVAF) is public. The market buyback transactions and, most importantly, the final transaction sending the tokens to the immutable "burn" address will all be visible on a blockchain explorer. We will publish a monthly "Proof-of-Burn" report with all the relevant transaction hashes for the community to audit.
Q5: Is the AISHE system itself secure on my computer?
Yes. The Local Client is built on the principle of "Privacy by Design." It **does not collect or transmit any of your personal or financial data.** It operates with an anonymous ID. Furthermore, it runs with standard user privileges and does not require administrative access to your system. All communication with our Main System is encrypted using industry-standard TLS 1.3. Your brokerage credentials and funds remain secured by your broker, as AISHE never has access to them.
Q6: What is the official Sharia Compliance status of the project?
We have proactively designed the entire AISHE ecosystem to be compatible with the core principles of Islamic finance. This includes technically enforced safeguards against Riba (interest), Gharar (excessive uncertainty), and Maysir (gambling). We are in the process of establishing an independent **Sharia Supervisory Board** and are targeting a formal **Fatwa certification by Q1 2026**. Until then, we provide a detailed Sharia Compliance Framework to guide our users.
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