Security and limitations

What Setlora does verify

• The payer signs using their own EVM wallet; Setlora does not hold signing keys.
• Token approval and settlement are separate wallet confirmations.
• The batch contract is designed for all-or-nothing EVM transfers in a single transaction.
• Invoice IDs are protected against repeated settlement for the same payer and contract.
• Confirmation requires the expected receipt, invoice events, batch total, and on-chain invoice flags.
• Unknown or incomplete chain evidence must remain unknown rather than being reported as success.

What Setlora does not do yet

• Mainnet or real-money production payments
• Independent security audit
• Native SS58 payouts or sponsored account activation
• Cross-chain settlement
• Automatic history synchronization between browsers/devices
• Guaranteed account readiness from a single native storage lookup

Privacy and records

Invoice numbers and payment events are visible on-chain in the testnet route. Browser-local history is convenience data, not independent proof. Avoid including personal recipient details in shared screenshots or public bug reports.

Setlora is experimental Portaldot V3 Testnet software. Never treat it as an audited financial service.