Protocol
Protocol Notice
Read this notice before using a wallet, placing a bid, buying work, or approving any blockchain transaction through Oryxa.
Last updated: 7 August 2026
1. Non-custodial interface
Oryxa is designed as a non-custodial interface. Your wallet provider controls your keys and asks for your approval. Oryxa does not hold your private keys or recovery phrase and cannot authorize transactions for you.
A button press in the interface is not an on-chain transaction unless your wallet presents a request and you approve it. Always rely on the final wallet prompt and network explorer when verifying transaction status.
2. Supported networks
- Solana: balances are denominated in SOL and read through the configured Solana RPC endpoint.
- Robinhood Chain: an Ethereum Layer 2 with chain ID 4663, ETH as its native currency, and Robinhood Chain Blockscout as its explorer.
- Sending assets on an unsupported network or to an incompatible address can cause permanent loss.
3. Blockchain risks
- Transactions can be delayed, reordered, fail, or become irreversible after confirmation.
- Fees, congestion, validator or sequencer behavior, reorganizations, forks, and network upgrades can affect timing and outcomes.
- Smart contracts and wallet software can contain defects or vulnerabilities, and malicious tokens or approvals can create loss.
- RPC providers, explorers, bridges, and indexers may return delayed, incomplete, or incorrect information.
4. Auctions and settlement
Review the current bid, minimum increment, currency, end time, network, creator, and wallet request before bidding. Displayed countdowns and fiat conversions can be delayed and should not be treated as guaranteed settlement values.
Where an auction settles on-chain, the applicable contract and confirmed network state determine the result. A transaction that remains unsigned, rejected, dropped, or reverted does not settle merely because the interface displayed a success or pending state.
5. Asset and market risk
Digital works and tokens can be illiquid, volatile, lose value, or become inaccessible. Availability on Oryxa is not an endorsement, valuation, promise of authenticity, or guarantee of future market access.
Nothing in the interface is a recommendation to acquire, hold, or sell an asset. Consider your financial position, legal obligations, and tax consequences before acting.
6. Changes and incidents
Networks, RPC endpoints, contracts, supported wallet behavior, and interface features may change. Oryxa may pause or limit a feature when there is a security, legal, operational, or network concern.
Protocol questions or suspected security issues can be reported through Oryxa Collective’s official X account at x.com/oryxacollective. Never include a private key or recovery phrase in a report.