Perimeter and legal

Operator

flashrouter.io and this documentation are published by UnyKorn LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company. Contact: desk@flashrouter.io.

What UnyKorn LLC is and is not

UnyKorn LLC is a technology and administration service provider. It is not a bank, broker-dealer, exchange, custodian, trustee, transfer agent, appraiser, auditor, investment adviser, money transmitter, or issuer of securities. Nothing on the site or in this documentation is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security, loan, or financial product.

Non-custodial: UnyKorn LLC never holds client assets. Contracts are deployed to the client's own address and ownership is transferred at handoff. Where an engagement involves a third party holding anything, that party is contracted by the client in the client's own name and is not named on any public surface.

What the service names mean

• Flash loan. A loan borrowed and repaid inside one blockchain transaction. If the strategy cannot repay, the whole transaction reverts and nothing moves. The desk writes and deploys the contract; the client owns and operates it.
• Proof-of-Funds attestation. A signed, time-stamped statement that a specific address held a specific balance on a specific finalized block or ledger, which anyone can re-verify on-chain. It is not a bank letter, not a guarantee of future funds, and not a statement about who controls the address beyond what the client signs. Balances borrowed inside a single transaction, including flash loans, can never qualify.
• XRPL tradeline. A credit facility recorded as an issuer-authorized trust line on the XRP Ledger, with the limit, drawn amount, and repayment history readable by anyone. It is not a consumer credit tradeline and is not reported to any credit bureau.

No advice, no promises

Nothing published by the desk is legal, tax, accounting, or investment advice. No page states or implies a return, a yield, a profit, or an outcome. Fees are set in a signed engagement letter and do not appear on any public surface. No security audit of any FlashRouter contract has been completed; when one is, the status file will name the firm, scope, commit, report, date, and remediation status.

Misuse

The desk does not produce screenshots, "pending" transactions, or any figure that is not readable on a public ledger at a finalized block, and does not work with anyone who asks it to. Reports to abuse@flashrouter.io. Confirmed misuse ends the engagement, revokes API access, and is reported to the relevant authorities.

Security

Vulnerability reports to security@flashrouter.io. The repository's SECURITY.md describes scope and response.

Data

The intake form stores the fields submitted, a timestamp, and the reference id returned. Verifier and status reads are not stored beyond ordinary request logs. Submitted data is not sold or shared with anyone outside the engagement it concerns.

Source and licences

Contracts, API, site, and this documentation: https://github.com/FTHTrading/flashrouter. Contracts AGPL-3.0; SDK, API, and site MIT.