Credential safety
Community and forensic workflows should rely on public-chain data and authorised case material. ChainTrace should never ask a victim to transfer assets for “verification.”
People seeking help may be distressed and at risk of secondary targeting. These safeguards minimise data collection, exposure and further harm.
Community and forensic workflows should rely on public-chain data and authorised case material. ChainTrace should never ask a victim to transfer assets for “verification.”
Intake, access, retention, deletion and redaction follow documented program rules and purpose-limited handling.
Administrative, analyst and case responsibilities are separated. Authentication, authorisation and audit logging are included in the program assurance cycle.
People are not blamed, pressured into payment or required to make their experience public. Case information is minimised, access-controlled and used only for authorised program purposes.