Project transparency
Verify claims at their source
This website provides an introduction and links to independently inspectable resources. Protocol behavior should be checked against the implementation and specification. Software availability should be checked on release pages. Network data should be checked with a node or explorer, and market information with the relevant provider.
The website does not operate an exchange, custody service, mining pool, block explorer, or market-data service. External services have their own operators, policies, availability, and risks.
About this website and its sources
This introductory website for Satoshi Cash Network is maintained by Scash Developers. Website enquiries and corrections go to hello@scashnetwork.com; that contact is separate from the maintainers of linked software and external services.
Each page shows when its content was last updated. For technical decisions, follow the linked protocol specification, release notes, and source code for the exact software version you use. An update date is not a security audit or a guarantee that a release remains maintained.
As checked on 22 September 2026, the linked Scash node repository is archived. Its existing code and downloads remain available, but an archived repository does not establish ongoing support. Confirm maintenance and network compatibility with the community before installing it.
Experimental software and financial risk
Scash software and the network can contain defects, change over time, or fail to meet expectations. Proof-of-work participation consumes electricity and stresses hardware. Digital assets can lose value, lack liquidity, or become unavailable through third-party services.
Nothing on this website is investment, legal, tax, or security advice. Verify downloads and addresses, protect wallet backups, start with small amounts, and make decisions based on your own circumstances.
Website privacy
This static website has no account system, analytics, advertising trackers, contact form, or payment processing. When you choose a language, a first-party preference cookie remembers that choice for up to one year. It is used only to select the language when you visit the site root, not for analytics or advertising. You can change the preference with the language selector or remove it in your browser settings. Contact links open your email client or external community services; those providers apply their own privacy practices.
Corrections and security reports
Report inaccurate website content, broken links, integration enquiries, or privately disclosable concerns to hello@scashnetwork.com. Software-specific issues should follow the reporting guidance in the relevant repository.