Security and risks

General Bitcoin risks

• Bitcoin transactions are permanent and cannot be reversed.
• Incorrect wallet actions may result in loss of assets.
• Transaction fees can change quickly depending on network conditions.
• Wallets, browsers, nodes and indexers may contain bugs or configuration issues.

Experimental infrastructure

OrdiFi compose and split systems are experimental ordinal assembly tools. Users should test new flows carefully before using valuable assets.

Structured ordinal containers, layouts and reversible assemblies are still evolving concepts inside the broader Bitcoin ordinal ecosystem.

User-signed transactions

OrdiFi does not mint cases by taking custody and later transferring them to the user.

Mint, compose and split flows are designed around user-signed transactions. Users review and sign transaction structures through their own wallet.

OrdiFi infrastructure may prepare transaction data, serial records and service flows, but private keys and final signing remain with the user wallet.

Viewer and rendering safety

Recursive and structured rendering environments may process external ordinal content. Viewer environments can use isolated rendering layers to reduce direct interaction with wallet-critical operations.

Verify and public registry data

Verify displays public registry information for successfully minted serialised objects only. Internal reserve, recovery or failed mint states are not exposed publicly.

Best practices

• Use separate wallets for experimentation and long-term storage.
• Test new compose and split flows with small-value assets first.
• Keep secure offline backups of wallet seed phrases.
• Review all PSBT transactions carefully before signing.
• Be cautious with unknown links, signatures and browser extensions.

Future systems

Additional systems such as vault infrastructure, Credits integration and workspace agents may introduce additional operational and security considerations in future versions of OrdiFi.