Security and privacy
Project Z7 protects profile management and digital transactions through layered controls and clear authority.
Authentication
Account, wallet, editing and transfer areas require authenticated access.
Role separation
Publishing, payment, transfer and recovery permissions should remain distinct.
Recovery
Password restoration and controlled recovery preserve continuity without unrestricted backdoors.
Fresh verification
Consequential actions revalidate the profile, account, amount and destination before confirmation.
Privacy
Personal data should be minimized and only exposed where required for the service.
Visible status
Users should see current status, provenance and verification information in understandable form.
Keys, sessions and recovery
Account credentials, delegated controllers and optional wallet keys serve different roles. Interfaces should avoid treating one successful login as permanent authority for every future action. Key rotation and recovery paths should preserve traceability.
Freshness and replay protection
Transfers, payments, recovery and credential changes require current state. Cached information may support browsing, but high-risk confirmation should revalidate the exact profile, amount, destination and acting authority.
Privacy and governance boundaries
Resources should minimize unnecessary personal data and support selective disclosure where possible. Governance should define protocol changes and dispute processes without turning one portal into the sole owner of the identity layer.