This page explains what NFTObscura is, what it is not, and the rules that apply when you use it. It is written in plain language because legal jargon serves nobody. By creating an account or using the service you agree to these terms.
NFTObscura is a creation studio for the Salvium privacy chain. The service helps you mint two kinds of records on chain:
For NFT mints, NFTObscura handles image storage, metadata construction, multi-source AI valuation appraisal, and the chain submission. For RWA mints, NFTObscura provides the user interface but the cryptographic work (key generation, document encryption, archive packaging) runs entirely in your browser. NFTObscura never sees the plaintext of RWA documents and never holds the recovery key.
This section is the most important one. Read it carefully.
NFTObscura does not hold customer funds. The mint funding address shown in your account is a one-way prepayment endpoint for purchasing mint services. SAL sent to this address becomes non-refundable platform credit redeemable only against mint operations on this site. There is no withdrawal mechanism. There is no balance held on your behalf for any purpose other than executing future mints. NFTObscura is not a money services business, not a payment processor, not a wallet provider, and not a financial institution.
Records minted on this platform, including NORA-1 RWA records, are technical artifacts. They are tamper-evident witnesses that specific bytes existed at a specific moment in time, anchored to a public blockchain. They are not notarisations, legal attestations, registry filings, or official documents. They have no inherent legal effect under any jurisdiction. They may or may not be useful as supporting evidence in any legal proceeding; that determination is up to the relevant court, registrar, or competent authority, not NFTObscura.
Minting a property deed under NORA-1 does not transfer property. Minting a will does not probate it. Minting a contract does not create binding obligations between the parties. Minting an identity document does not authenticate identity. The chain anchor proves only what the spec says it proves: that a specific encrypted bundle existed at a specific block height under the control of a specific wallet.
Transferring an on-chain token created via NFTObscura transfers control of the on-chain record only. It does not transfer any real world right, title, claim, license, or property associated with the underlying asset. Real world rights are governed by the legal systems and instruments applicable to the asset and are entirely separate from any blockchain token.
The AI-driven valuation appraisal feature produces an estimated value for fee calculation purposes only. It is generated by automated language models and is not a professional valuation, financial advice, investment recommendation, or fair market opinion. Do not rely on these appraisals for tax, insurance, legal, accounting, lending, or any other purpose where a real valuation is required. Engage a licensed appraiser or financial professional for any decision that depends on accurate valuation.
NFTObscura does not certify the authenticity, validity, ownership, or current status of any underlying real world asset referenced in a minted record. The platform makes no claims about the truthfulness of metadata you submit. You are solely responsible for the accuracy of the documents and information you mint.
To mint a token you need a balance of mint credit, denominated in SAL. Credit is funded by sending SAL to the personal mint funding address shown in your account. The platform monitors the chain for incoming transfers to that address and credits your account balance once the transaction confirms.
Each mint debits your credit balance for three components:
The total cost is shown to you before you confirm the mint.
Mint credit is non-refundable once funded. NFTObscura does not provide cash, crypto, or credit refunds to users for any reason, including but not limited to changing your mind, abandoning a mint in progress, account closure, service interruption, or dissatisfaction with the result.
The exception is automatic in-platform refunds for failed mints: if a mint fails before the chain transaction is broadcast, the credit is automatically returned to your balance (still as non-refundable credit, still only spendable on mints). If a mint fails after the chain transaction is broadcast but before completion, only the platform fee component is automatically refunded; the chain creation cost is genuinely spent and is not recoverable.
Accounts are protected by username, password, and time-based one-time-password (TOTP) two-factor authentication. You are responsible for safeguarding your password, your TOTP device or backup codes, and any storage credentials you configure. NFTObscura cannot recover lost passwords, TOTP secrets, or recovery codes for you, and there is no account recovery process for fully-locked accounts.
For NORA-1 Real World Asset mints, the bundle recovery key (a 24-word BIP-39 phrase and equivalent 64-character hex string) is generated in your browser at mint time and shown to you exactly once, before any data is uploaded. NFTObscura does not see, store, transmit, or recover the bundle key under any circumstances. If you lose the bundle key, the encrypted documents are permanently inaccessible. NFTObscura cannot help you recover them.
This is not a policy choice. It is a property of the cryptography. The whole point of the NORA-1 design is that no platform, including NFTObscura, can read or recover your documents without the key you control.
If you configure a third-party storage provider (Pinata, Lighthouse), the credentials you supply are encrypted at rest with a key derived from your account password using a strong key derivation function (Argon2id). NFTObscura cannot access these credentials without your password. If you change or lose your password, you will need to reconfigure your storage providers.
You agree not to use NFTObscura to mint records that:
NFTObscura reserves the right to refuse, flag, or remove from public listings any record that violates this section. The platform cannot delete or alter records that have already been anchored on chain or stored on permanent decentralized storage; that is a property of the underlying technology. Chain anchors are public and immutable.
The platform uses automated language models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google to generate valuation estimates and to flag potentially copied or fraudulent submissions. These systems are not perfect. They can produce wrong valuations, false fraud flags, or fail to detect actual fraud. NFTObscura does not guarantee the accuracy, fairness, or completeness of any automated decision.
If your submission is rejected or flagged by an automated system, you may contact the operator for human review. Final decisions on listing removal are made by the operator at their sole discretion.
NFTObscura is provided on an "as is" basis without warranties of any kind. The platform may be unavailable, slow, broken, or discontinued at any time without notice. The operator may change features, fees, storage providers, or these terms at any time. Material changes to these terms will require re-acceptance on next login.
Records that have already been minted remain recoverable independent of NFTObscura. The NORA-1 specification is published openly under CC0 public domain license, and the recovery procedure uses standard tools (OpenPGP, ZIP, BIP-39) that work without any platform-specific software. If NFTObscura disappears tomorrow, records minted today remain decryptable using off-the-shelf tooling.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, NFTObscura, its operators, contributors, and suppliers are not liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, or punitive damages arising from your use of the service, including but not limited to:
If any of these limitations are found unenforceable in your jurisdiction, the operator's total aggregate liability to you for all claims is limited to the lesser of (a) the total mint credit you have funded in the previous 90 days, or (b) one hundred US dollars equivalent.
You agree to indemnify and hold harmless NFTObscura, its operators, contributors, and suppliers from any claim, demand, or damages arising from your use of the service, your violation of these terms, your violation of any law, or your infringement of any third-party rights.
You may stop using NFTObscura at any time. Closing your account does not refund mint credit, does not delete on-chain records, and does not remove documents from decentralized storage. The operator may suspend or terminate your account for violation of these terms, fraud, abuse, or any other reason consistent with applicable law.
These terms do not constitute a binding contract under any specific jurisdiction. Where a dispute arises, the parties agree to attempt informal resolution first. Where formal resolution is required, the laws applicable to the operator's place of business apply, and disputes are resolved in the courts of competent jurisdiction in that location.
NFTObscura may update these terms from time to time. The current version is identified at the top of this page. When the version number changes, you will be prompted to re-accept the terms on your next login. Continued use of the service after a version change indicates acceptance.
For questions about these terms, account issues, automated decision review, or other matters, contact the operator through the channels listed on the main site.