Draft terms — legal review pending.
These draft terms describe the intended use boundaries for the HushVoting website and early pilot conversations. They are not a finalized service agreement and should be reviewed before any production, paid, or legally binding deployment.
The current public website is an informational surface for HushVoting! and HushNetwork. Content about protocol design, readiness, privacy, and verification reflects the project's documented engineering posture, but it is not legal, election-administration, compliance, investment, or security-audit advice.
Submitting a pilot-access request does not create a contract, guarantee acceptance into a pilot, or authorize use for a live binding election. Pilot participation, scope, support level, data-processing terms, and operational responsibilities must be agreed separately before use.
HushVoting! is positioned first for controlled organizational remote voting conversations, with Switzerland as the first jurisdictional focus. Public/state elections, high-stakes statutory elections, regulated shareholder votes, or other legally sensitive deployments require explicit review, written approval, applicable legal authority, and evidence that the relevant readiness and certification gates have been satisfied.
Each organization remains responsible for confirming its authority to run an election and for managing non-software governance requirements such as voter notices, quorum, proxy rules, minutes, dispute windows, challenge procedures, retention schedules, and acceptance of results.
HushVoting's intended assurance model is based on protocol specifications, canonical election records, cryptographic transcripts, verifier output, publication proof, trustee evidence, release integrity, and audit packages. Verifier output supports review, but it does not replace independent legal, operational, or cryptographic assessment where those are required.
Final warranty disclaimers, limitation-of-liability terms, acceptable-use restrictions, support commitments, service-level terms, data-processing terms, Switzerland-specific legal wording, and intellectual-property notices are still pending legal review.