Audits & Trust
Has Cryptic been audited?
Cryptic uses established infrastructure and standardized cryptographic primitives where applicable, including Solana-based infrastructure and NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography.
Cryptic’s product stack includes multiple layers: Mobile, Desktop, SDK, server infrastructure, wallet flows, integrations, and cryptographic modules. Because of this, audits need to be scoped carefully around the specific systems being reviewed.
A full platform security review and third-party audit process is planned as the product stack matures and the relevant production components are ready for holistic review.
Why not audit everything before launch?
Audits are most effective when they evaluate a complete and clearly scoped system.
Cryptic is launching and evolving across Mobile, Desktop, SDK, and infrastructure layers. Some components are already live or verified, while others are feature-flagged, being hardened, or moving toward broader release.
Launching with clear documentation allows Cryptic to:
Identify real-world usage patterns
Define the full attack surface more accurately
Prioritize the highest-risk systems first
Use audit resources efficiently
Align audits with production-ready components
Continue security hardening through the roadmap
What trust foundations does Cryptic have today?
Cryptic’s trust foundation is built around:
Doxxed and verified leadership
Public documentation
Standardized post-quantum cryptographic primitives
Non-custodial architecture
Clear roadmap communication
Secure key management practices
Ongoing product and protocol hardening
Planned third-party security review as systems mature
Can Cryptic access user private keys?
Cryptic is designed around non-custodial key control.
Where non-custodial wallet flows are used, users remain in control of their private keys and assets. Cryptic support cannot access, recover, or restore private keys on behalf of users.
Security reviews, audits, and formal verification work are part of Cryptic’s long-term trust roadmap. Audit scope, timing, and public disclosure may depend on product readiness, release status, third-party availability, and operational requirements.
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