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PUBLIC-SURFACE LIMITED GO / CUSTOMER-PROCESSING NO-GO. Public information and synthetic examples may remain available; live files, checkout, production package generation, Registry-dependent issuance, and customer activation are paused.

Acceptable Use Policy

Version 2026-08-18 · Effective 2026-08-18Scope: Lawful and authorized use, prohibited content, abuse prevention, and suspension conditions.Policy contact: security@attestlayer.comRelated: Terms of Service · Security and Data Handling · Privacy Notice

PUBLIC-SURFACE LIMITED GO / CUSTOMER-PROCESSING NO-GO.

Do not submit live customer files, credentials, payment data, or secrets. The customer-processing clauses below are prospective and do not make upload, account, package-generation, or activation paths available.

Public information may be used only for lawful business purposes. If a later dated GO activates customer processing, the Service may be used only with records the customer is authorized to provide.

You must not:

  • upload credentials, passwords, API keys, private keys, secrets, payment-card data, government identification numbers, health information, source code, malware, executable files, or records you are not authorized to provide;
  • submit false, misleading, altered, forged, or unlawfully obtained records;
  • use the Service to impersonate another person or organization;
  • claim that AttestLayer certified, audited, approved, or guaranteed a result when it did not;
  • use generated output as a legal opinion, certification, audit report, security assessment, insurance representation, or guarantee of buyer acceptance;
  • interfere with, probe, scan, overload, reverse engineer, or bypass security controls for the Service;
  • use the Service for unlawful discrimination, fraud, sanctions evasion, or infringement of third-party rights;
  • attempt to access another customer's account, package, source records, or order data.

AttestLayer may block abusive public access. For any later approved customer service, the prospective contract would permit suspension or termination for a security, legal, or operational risk.