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Security FAQ

Is TCP secure?

TCP is designed with multiple security safeguards. However, all smart contracts carry risk. Always do your own research.

What security measures does TCP have?

TCP has:

  • Modular architecture
  • Timelocks on critical operations
  • Access controls
  • Event logging
  • Community oversight
  • Recovery functions

Has TCP been audited?

Check official sources for audit information.

What happens if there's a security issue?

TCP has emergency procedures to:

  • Identify issues quickly
  • Contain damage
  • Develop fixes
  • Deploy solutions
  • Communicate transparently

Can I lose my tokens?

Smart contract risks exist. Only stake/hold what you can afford to lose.

How are private keys protected?

Private key security is your responsibility. Use secure wallets and protect your keys.

What if I lose my private key?

If you lose your private key, your tokens are permanently lost. There is no recovery.

How do I protect my wallet?

  • Use reputable wallets
  • Protect private keys
  • Enable 2FA
  • Use hardware wallet
  • Verify addresses

What is smart contract risk?

Smart contract risk is the possibility of:

  • Code vulnerabilities
  • Unexpected behavior
  • Loss of funds
  • Protocol failure

How is smart contract risk mitigated?

Smart contract risk is mitigated through:

  • Careful code review
  • Thorough testing
  • Professional audits
  • Community review
  • Gradual rollout

What if the protocol is hacked?

TCP has safeguards to:

  • Prevent hacks
  • Detect hacks quickly
  • Respond to hacks
  • Recover from hacks
  • Prevent recurrence

Is my wallet information private?

Wallet addresses are public on the blockchain. Balances are visible to anyone.

How do I report a security issue?

Report security issues through official channels. Do not disclose publicly.

What is the recovery process?

Recovery functions exist to:

  • Recover accidentally sent tokens
  • Recover accidentally sent funds
  • Prevent permanent loss
  • Handle edge cases

Can the team steal my tokens?

TCP is designed to prevent theft through:

  • Timelocks
  • Access controls
  • Community oversight
  • Transparent operations

What if the team abandons the project?

TCP is designed to function even if the team abandons it:

  • Smart contracts are immutable
  • Operations are transparent
  • Community can monitor
  • Safeguards remain in place

Next: See Investor FAQ for investor questions.

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