Risk Harbor primary sources — 2026-05-08
Legacy/official web presence
- https://riskharbor.com/
- Legacy project domain now resolves to
https://subseaprotocol.com/, which is useful status context even though the fetched page exposes only the new site title.
- Legacy project domain now resolves to
- https://subseaprotocol.com/
- Current destination of the legacy Risk Harbor domain.
Archived docs / public repo mirror
- https://github.com/az1az1/RiskHarbor-Docs
- Public documentation mirror describing Risk Harbor as a DeFi risk-management marketplace with automated, transparent, impartial claims logic.
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/az1az1/RiskHarbor-Docs/master/protocol-overview/how-risk-harbor-works.md
- Core mechanism page: one policy per token/protocol pair; underwriters and policyholders interact in a market framed explicitly as a CDS-like derivative.
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/az1az1/RiskHarbor-Docs/master/protocol-overview/pricing.md
- Explains discrete underwriting price points and premium flow.
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/az1az1/RiskHarbor-Docs/master/protocol-overview/underwriting.md
- Shows underwriters selecting price points and earning premiums over time.
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/az1az1/RiskHarbor-Docs/master/protocol-overview/filing-a-claim.md
- Describes the automated
startSwap/finishSwapclaim process.
- Describes the automated
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/az1az1/RiskHarbor-Docs/master/protocol-overview/stablecoin-peg-protection.md
- Documents the stablecoin depeg product and its Uniswap v3 TWAP-based claim logic.
Whitepaper pointer
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/az1az1/RiskHarbor-Docs/master/resources/whitepaper-1.md
- Archived docs page pointing to the official whitepaper repository.
- https://github.com/Risk-Harbor/RiskHarbor-Whitepaper/blob/main/Whitepaper.pdf
- Linked by the archived docs as the canonical whitepaper location, though it was not directly accessible in this pass.
Takeaway for corpus use
Risk Harbor is especially useful because it isolates a different answer to the insurance-authority question:
- not a mutual-wide claims committee,
- not creator-defined protocol-local safety modules,
- but policy-specific state predicates and oracle choices that automatically convert protection into a swap-like settlement.
That makes it a strong contrast class for comparing discretionary coverage protocols, mutuals, and parametric or oracle-mediated risk-transfer systems.