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Security Philosophy
Inkwell is built on a zero-trust, non-custodial architecture where no single party—including Inkwell—ever has unilateral control over user funds.Core Principle: Trust MinimizationEvery component is designed to minimize trust assumptions. On-chain transparency and cryptographic enforcement replace human discretion wherever possible.
The Zero-Trust Enforcement Model
Inkwell uses a proprietary enforcement architecture built on Ika’s 2PC-MPC infrastructure. The system ensures that no single party can unilaterally move funds, while enabling automated enforcement of loan covenants.Technical Details Under NDAThe specific enforcement mechanism is proprietary. Institutional partners and auditors can request detailed technical documentation under NDA by contacting security@inkwell.finance.
Key Security Properties
Audit Status
Smart Contract Audit
Status: PlannedCore Sui Move contracts under review by Sui-native security firm.
- Enforcement logic
- dWallet integration
- Oracle price feeds
- Loan lifecycle
Ika Integration Review
Status: PlannedArchitecture co-validated with Ika core team.
- 2PC-MPC implementation
- EdDSA signing flows
- Cross-chain message passing
Planned Audits
Legal & Regulatory Structure
Non-Custodial Classification
Inkwell’s architecture is designed to meet SEC 2025 No-Action Letter logic for non-custodial asset control:Why We're Non-Custodial
Why We're Non-Custodial
- No unilateral control: Neither Inkwell nor borrower holds full private key
- Ika TSS network: Decentralized threshold signature scheme provides second share
- Cryptographic guarantee: Funds cannot be moved without both parties’ participation
- No custody = No custody regulations: Avoids SEC/FinCEN custody requirements
Debt vs. Equity Structure
Debt vs. Equity Structure
- Fixed-cap repayments: All loans have maximum repayment (e.g., 1.3x principal)
- No governance rights: Lenders have no equity stake or voting power
- No perpetual revenue share: Obligation ends when cap is reached
- Designed to fail Howey, pass Reves: Structured as commercial lending, not securities
Regulatory Framework Alignment
Legal OpinionA formal legal opinion letter on the non-custodial structure is planned for Q1 2026 from a reputable crypto-native law firm.
Third-Party Validation
Ika Core Team
Direct code review and architecture validation from Ika core engineers.
Sui Ecosystem
Native Move implementation following Sui best practices.