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🤝Integration & Partners

piARM is engineered with interoperability and self-sovereignty in mind — integrating with established Web3 standards while avoiding lock-in to centralised platforms. All integrations are technical and non-sponsored, unless explicitly stated.

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🔗 Integrated Tools & Services

  • CoinGecko API – Real-time token metadata and pricing

  • Public EVM RPCs – Multi-chain access across supported L1/L2s

  • ERC-20 / ERC-721 / ERC-1155 Compatibility – Native support across cold and hot wallet layers

  • Custom PiARM Token List – Dynamically curated and maintained with verified token logic

  • Uniswap Token Lists – Extended market coverage for broader discovery

  • Self-Hosted Relay Logic – Regionally deployable, censorship-resistant syncing

  • Telegram Integration Layer – Wallet alerts, DEX pings, and lightweight automation tools

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🔮 Planned Future Integrations

  • Decentralised Identity & Social – ENS, Lens, and zkSync-based profiles

  • Modular Staking – Support for validator or relayer node incentives

  • Secure Cold-to-Hot Bridge – Transaction relaying via PiARM relay mesh

  • Plugin Infrastructure – DAO-voted modules for extensibility (e.g. analytics, AI agents, simulations)

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🤝 Collaborations in Progress

piARM is actively exploring partnerships with aligned Web3 ecosystems across the DEX, infrastructure, and AI tooling space. These collaborations emphasise modular integration and non-custodial architecture, allowing users to tap into trusted tools without compromising their autonomy or data.

While no formal sponsorship's exist at this stage, community-driven integrations with open DeFi protocols, decentralised data layers, and experimental AI/automation platforms are being evaluated for future roll-out.

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⚠️ Note: While piARM embraces the open-source ethos in spirit, core infrastructure and wallet logic remain closed-source during early-stage development to protect security, prevent exploitation, and maintain integrity across the cold/hot architecture.

Modules such as:

  • Session-layer encryption

  • Wallet initialisation and recovery logic

  • Token discovery and RPC scanning services

  • Governance action triggers

  • Custom sync tooling between cold and hot environments

…are not currently open-source.

These may be partially or fully released in the future, subject to:

  • DAO/community governance proposals

  • Security reviews and audit-readiness

  • Financial sustainability of the project

This approach balances transparency with security, allowing piARM to evolve responsibly while protecting early adopters and infrastructure contributors.

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