Starting point
The private pilot covers a physical root-of-trust key, a hybrid authorization SDK, operation-bound ML-DSA proof and auditable integration with an existing control plane. Public documentation and security guidance are available, while access remains limited to selected participants.
What remains open
The roadmap describes direction, not delivery dates. Qryption has not announced general availability, a production network, network economics, governance or token issuance. No Qryption token currently exists.
How we test progress
A capability moves forward only when its assumptions are documented and its behaviour can be tested. That means versioned specifications, implementation evidence, threat analysis, reproducible tests and explicit release criteria.
Next step
Near-term work focuses on pilot integration, recovery, lifecycle and verification. Research continues on hardware identity and distributed attestation, with broader decentralized infrastructure considered only if the evidence supports it.