Avarqis FAQ

Avarqis is an independent digital collectibles and interactive entertainment ecosystem. It is designed as a standalone brand that may integrate with compatible games and experiences through explicit agreements.

AVQS is the deployed fixed-supply Solana token for the Avarqis ecosystem. Its canonical mint, on-chain authorities, allocation wallets, and liquidity evidence are public. Planned multisig, vesting, claim, and liquidity-lock controls are labelled as planned until they are verifiably active.

No. Avarqis wallet sign-in asks the wallet to sign a short-lived, single-use authentication message. It does not submit a transaction, request token approval, or spend SOL.

A mint has been deployed on mainnet-beta. The canonical address is HrdbuD2e67MsVyRAN3Twajrqt9C2nFYyjbSD3a4ZtC3H. Always verify it independently before interacting.

The current deployment blueprint fixes the maximum supply at 9,999,999,999 AVQS with 9 decimals. The mint authority is designed to be revoked after the initial issuance.

AVQS was deployed without a freeze authority, and its mint authority was revoked after the fixed supply was issued. Verify both claims on-chain using the canonical mint address.

Not yet. Jupiter VRFD verification is an independent review and is not guaranteed. Avarqis will publish the submission and final status without presenting verification as an endorsement.

No NFT collection is live yet. Avarqis Relics is a planned collectibles line; collection addresses, item rights, metadata mutability, and utility will be disclosed before minting.

No. AVQS does not promise profit, price appreciation, liquidity, redemption, equity, or returns. Digital assets are volatile and may lose all value.