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# Security disclaimer

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**Your security is your responsibility.** Orbit provides tools and guardrails. You decide what to sign, which hosts to connect, and how you store recovery factors.
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## Read this before using Orbit

Orbit Pilot (Orbit Copilot) is software for interacting with **Stellar Testnet** DeFi and related flows. It is offered as-is for learning, testing, and product feedback.

1. **You sign everything.** The AI, ChatGPT, Claude, and Orbit servers do not move funds without your wallet signature.
2. **Review before Confirm.** Check amounts, assets, destinations, and protocol names. If something looks wrong, decline.
3. **Testnet is not risk-free practice.** Habits you build (blind clicking, pasting secrets) transfer to mainnet.
4. **No financial advice.** Chat replies and coach suggestions are informational, not investment advice.
5. **Third-party protocols.** StelDex, Blend, bridges, and others have their own risks (bugs, downtime, oracle issues). Orbit is a control plane, not a guarantee of those venues.
6. **MCP / AI hosts.** Connecting Orbit to ChatGPT or Claude means that host can *request* preparations. Only approve actions you understand. See [MCP security](/orbit-pilot-docs/connect-from-ai-apps/mcp-security-and-guardrails.md).
7. **Keys and recovery.** Never share seed phrases, device shares, or authenticator codes in chat. Keep email and TOTP recovery under your control.
8. **No warranty.** To the fullest extent allowed by law, Orbit and contributors are not liable for losses from use, misuse, downtime, or third-party failures.

## Report issues

Use in-app feedback (heart icon) or project channels listed in the [GitHub repo](https://github.com/rhapy01/orbitcopilot).

## Network

Execution today targets **Stellar Testnet**. Mainnet Freighter connections are rejected in the app. When mainnet support lands, assume every signature moves real value.


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