Open Source & Transparency

Built to Be Verifiable. Designed to Be Trusted.

PYRAM is built with transparency at its core. From day one, key components of the platform are open source, allowing developers, researchers, and the wider community to inspect, review, and understand how the system operates. This means our approach to security, encryption, and platform logic is not hidden behind closed doors, but open to public scrutiny.

We believe privacy should be demonstrable, not assumed. Wherever possible, our architecture is designed to be verifiable, so users are not asked to blindly trust claims, they can see how the technology works for themselves. Transparency is not a slogan here; it is a design principle that guides how the platform is built and maintained.

Independent Security Audits

To further reinforce trust, independent third-party security audits are planned as the platform continues to evolve. Once completed, audit findings will be published to provide additional assurance around system integrity and security practices. Until then, the available source code remains open for public review, enabling continuous examination and accountability.

This approach ensures PYRAM remains open, inspectable, and aligned with the highest expectations of transparency, not through promises, but through design.