open source

Transparency is not optional—it's mandatory for trustless systems.

Open Source Philosophy

Why Open Source?

• Transparency: Anyone can verify the code does what it claims to do.

• Security: More eyes on code means faster bug discovery and fixes.

• Trust: No hidden backdoors or malicious functionality.

• Community: Enable global collaboration and innovation.

Licensing

MIT License

Percent Wallet Privacy is released under the MIT License, one of the most permissive open source licenses available.

This means you can:

• Use the code commercially

• Modify and distribute the code

• Sublicense the code

• Use it privately

Requirements:

• Include the original copyright notice

• Include the MIT License text

Source Code Access

Repositories

Primary Repository: [GitHub - Percent Wallet Privacy]

• Android application source code

• Smart contract code (future)

• Documentation and guides

Additional Repositories:

• iOS application (upon release)

• Desktop applications

• Browser extensions

• SDK and libraries

What's Included

• Complete application source code

• Build scripts and configuration

• Unit and integration tests

• Documentation and comments

• Issue tracking and project boards

Community Development

Contributing

We welcome contributions from developers worldwide.

1

Fork the repository

Create your own fork of the primary repository to begin making changes.

2

Create a feature branch

Create a branch for your work (feature, fix, or chore) to keep changes organized.

3

Make your changes with tests

Implement code changes and include appropriate unit or integration tests.

4

Submit a pull request

Open a pull request from your branch to the primary repository for review.

5

Engage in code review

Participate in the review process, address feedback, and iterate until the change is approved.

Contribution Areas:

• Bug fixes

• Feature development

• Documentation improvements

• Translations

• Testing and QA

Code of Conduct

We maintain a welcoming, inclusive community where:

• Respectful communication is mandatory

• Constructive criticism is encouraged

• Harassment and abuse are not tolerated

• Diversity strengthens the project

Transparency Mechanisms

Protocol Changes

All significant protocol changes are handled publicly and transparently.

1

Proposed publicly in GitHub discussions

Change proposals are posted in public discussions to solicit community input.

2

Reviewed by community and core team

Community members and core team conduct reviews and provide feedback.

3

Voted on by $PWP holders (post-governance launch)

Governance token holders participate in formal voting when governance is enabled.

4

Implemented transparently with documentation

Approved changes are implemented with clear, public documentation of the changes.

Security Disclosures

Responsible disclosure process:

• Private reporting channel for vulnerabilities

• Coordinated disclosure timeline

• Transparent post-mortem analysis

• Bug bounty rewards

Auditing

Third-Party Audits

Regular independent security audits by:

• Blockchain security firms

• Smart contract specialists

• Penetration testing experts

Audit Reports: Published publicly for community review

Community Auditing

Open source enables:

• Continuous community code review

• Independent verification of claims

• Crowdsourced security analysis

• Real-time bug discovery

Open source is not just about code—it's about building trust through radical transparency.