Sharvora separates protections that are technically enforced from claims that depend on outside evidence. The goal is to make payment, input handling, network safety, and verification scope understandable before you buy.
Paid services use USDC on Base through x402. Before you approve a purchase, Sharvora shows the exact amount and payment requirements for that request.
Sharvora never needs your seed phrase or private key. Do not send USDC manually to an address copied from documentation; approve only the live payment request returned for your service call.
Services that accept submitted data validate the request structure before payment settlement. Invalid input is rejected before settlement rather than charging for a request that cannot be processed.
Use the free quote/validation step when available to check your request before proceeding to payment.
Sharvora's web-intelligence tools are intended for public HTTP(S) targets. Network safeguards reject private, loopback, link-local, reserved, and other non-public destinations and re-check redirect destinations.
Public-target checks are deliberately bounded to reduce abuse and runaway processing.
Paid API calls do not require a Sharvora customer account. Sharvora does not ask for wallet seed phrases or private keys, and storefront telemetry is intentionally limited.
Some products intentionally store the data needed for their function, such as Decision Journal records used for a later Outcome Audit. See the Privacy page for the complete policy.
Sharvora's scores and verification results apply to the specific input, endpoint, evidence, and point in time that were actually checked. A technical result is not presented as a testimonial or as proof of facts Sharvora did not verify.
Where a result depends on caller-supplied information, that dependency remains part of the interpretation.
Developers and autonomous agents can inspect the machine-readable trust and quality surfaces directly instead of relying on marketing copy.
