> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://info.tilox.cc/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://info.tilox.cc/faq.md).

# FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Tilox.

## FAQ

### What is Tilox?

Tilox is a composable Web3 execution marketplace for discovering, composing, and executing on-chain workflows.

### What is a Web3 execution marketplace?

It is an environment for finding and reusing strategies and routes across supported Web3 actions.

### What can I do with Tilox?

You can explore available strategies and execution routes. Live functionality is to be announced.

### What is a strategy?

A strategy is a structured set of Web3 actions executed as a workflow.

### Does Tilox hold my funds?

Custody arrangements are not yet specified. Review each transaction and wallet interaction before signing.

### How are transactions executed?

Transactions are authorized through a connected wallet and submitted on-chain. The exact flow depends on the strategy and integrations.

### What wallets are supported?

To be announced.

### Which chains are supported?

Coming soon / to be announced.

### What fees are involved?

Network, protocol, bridge, and possible platform fees may apply. Official fee structures are to be announced.

### Is Tilox risk-free?

No. Digital assets and decentralized protocols carry significant risks.

### Are smart contracts audited?

Audit status is not yet specified.

### How can I report an issue?

Issue reporting channels are to be announced.


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