DeZy insures your funds for both the smart contract vulnerability and custodian risk. Like any real world insurance coverage, these are certain exemptions to be mindful of.
Custodian insurance coverage exemptions:
- The insured is the Designated Custodian, a representative of the Designated Custodian or an entity or individual that is related to the Designated Custodian.
Smart contract vulnerability insurance coverage exemptions:
- Any losses due to phishing, private key security breaches, malware, exchange transaction hacks or any other activities where the Designated smart contract continues to act as intended or any activities conducted by insured because of personal careless or misunderstanding;
- Any claims due to individual or group’s intentional actions that utilize the Designated smart contract for the purpose of making claims on this Cover; or
- Any losses due to devaluation of insured's assets, regardless of such devaluation is related to the attack or not; or
- Any losses due to the owners or controllers of the covered protocol confiscating or stealing funds from users in line with the permissions of the covered protocol; or
- Any hacks or pre-defined insured events occurring outside of the Cover Period; or
- Any hacks or pre-defined insured events occurring during the Cover Period but the hack occurred or is known, or the hack is due to the bug being disclosed to the public, before the Cover Period; or
- Any events where any other external interoperable or interactive smart contracts, are hacked or manipulated in an unintended way, while the Designated smart contract continues to operate as intended; or
- Any events where inputs, that are external to the Designated smart contract, behave or are manipulated in an unintended way, while the Designated smart contract continues to operate as intended, where inputs include but are not limited to: oracles, governance systems, incentive structures, miner behaviour and network congestion;