Identity and recovery
The security story covers verified email, password reset, second factor, login history, and support escalation.
Flux frames security as an operating system: invite access, email verification, 2FA options, session controls, wallet boundaries, fraud monitoring, withdrawal controls, support escalation, and fairness-integrity evidence.
Current account creation is beta-gated through referral access.
The app documents authenticator-app and email-code second-factor flows.
Users can inspect active login sessions and revoke other sessions from account settings.
Backend controls include deposit and withdrawal freeze posture for fraud and operational incidents.
Investors can review the public control map before moving into audit materials, policies, and operating evidence.
Flux presents the control map investors need before deeper security review: account access, wallet flows, fraud monitoring, fairness integrity, and operational escalation.
For crypto/iGaming angels, the important signal is that the team understands the risk stack: account abuse, collusion, fraud, payment reconciliation, hidden-card access, and support ownership.
Those risks are organized into control lanes so investors can understand the safeguards already visible in the product and the evidence available for controlled review.
The security story covers verified email, password reset, second factor, login history, and support escalation.
USDC flows, provider boundaries, reconciliation, and withdrawal approvals are core diligence topics before scale.
A compromised dealing or verification layer would be a security failure, so proof integrity is part of the control map.
Licensing, KYC/AML, responsible play, and jurisdiction controls are treated as launch-readiness workstreams.
Flux presents account boundaries, wallet controls, fraud review, and escalation readiness as part of the investor control map.
Identity, device state, session review, and lockout controls.
Deposit, chip accounting, withdrawal approval, reconciliation, and treasury boundary.
Collusion signals, referral abuse, table behavior, and promo economics checks.
Human review, support routing, incident notes, and launch-readiness evidence.
Security is framed as account control, wallet boundary, fraud monitoring, and escalation readiness.