UNICLAW coordinates growth, access, and incentives — without becoming the source of debt risk. Early governance is deliberately constrained: it can steer priorities and incentives, but never mint freely, touch collateral, or disable safety.
Claw Credit is in preview pending a secure relaunch
The deployed credit engine is under a key reported compromised and is being redeployed clean under a multisig. No funds are at risk — the system holds none and is dormant. Every surface here is a non-transacting preview wired to the canonical address registry; it activates automatically after the secure relaunch.
Today the deployed contracts are owned by single EOA keys (one reported compromised). The v1 governance target — a Safe multisig behind a timelock with a scoped risk guardian — is a launch blocker met by the clean redeploy before any real debt opens.
A Safe executes parameter changes — no single key.
Safety-critical changes wait out a public delay.
Scoped pause power; cannot mint or move collateral.
Everything that can move money or risk waits out a public delay — see the live values on Risk.
A Safe multisig executes changes behind a timelock; a scoped risk guardian can pause. Public parameter dashboard.
Vote-escrowed UNICLAW signals parameter preferences and incentive routing — advisory, not custody.
On-chain execution with risk-module veto windows on safety-critical parameters.