Code of Conduct
Last updated: November 9, 2026
Aligned with the Stellar Code of Conduct
The Nirium Protocol community, developers and ecosystem follow the Stellar Code of Conduct. We want a welcoming, professional and transparent environment for everyone.
Read the official Stellar Code of ConductThe 5 Principles in Practice
1. Transparency
We build in the open. Payments and rebalances settle on-chain, and anyone can check them on Stellar Expert. Audit Trail receipts can be checked by anyone at /verify, without trusting our backend.
2. Integrity
We do not use deceptive practices, hype marketing or front-running. Where Nirium automates something, the contract sets the limits: the agent can only do what its on-chain role allows. The mainnet rebalancer follows fixed rules set by the vault owner, not an AI model, and its role cannot take funds out of the vault.
3. Safety
User protection comes first. Nirium is non-custodial: it never holds client keys, and the only role it can hold on a client vault cannot withdraw funds. Clients sign with their own wallet and keep their own keys.
4. Professionalism
We keep communication clear and respectful on every platform. We do not use speculative language or make yield promises. Official announcements are published on nirium.xyz and our GitHub.
5. Open Source
We contribute back to the ecosystem. Our core smart contracts, SDK, MCP (Model Context Protocol) server and Agent API are published under the permissive Apache 2.0 license.
Nirium Community Standards
When taking part in our Discord, our GitHub repositories, our events (such as Código 402) or our social channels, everyone is expected to:
- Use welcoming and inclusive language.
- Be respectful of differing viewpoints and experiences.
- Gracefully accept constructive criticism.
- Focus on what is best for the community.
- Show empathy towards other community members.
Reporting Violations
We take code of conduct violations seriously. If you experience or witness unacceptable behavior, please report it through the right channel:
For issues concerning the broader Stellar ecosystem guidelines.
community@stellar.orgFor issues within Nirium's Discord, repositories, events or channels.
niriumprotocol@gmail.com